Installing the FiveM Radio Script
These are in the instructions for installing and using the in-game radio script.
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These are in the instructions for installing and using the in-game radio script.
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Download Release
Download the latest zip file for the resource.
Extract the .zip file into your resources directory. Place the sonoranradio and sonoranradio_updatehelper into a folder labeled [sonoranradio]
Server Config
Add the following to your server.cfg:
It is very important that the sonoranradio_updatehelper resource is not started manually. Doing so may cause a server crash if updates are available due to a race condition.
DO NOT start the whole [sonoranradio] folder as that will also start the sonoranradio_updatehelper which might cause crashing if started manually.
Example of what NOT to do: ensure [sonoranradio]
The Sonoran Radio in-game resource will automatically update with the latest features, fixes, and changes upon server restart!
/radio
Opens the radio Interface.
/radiotalk
Toggles the radio talk animation
/radioreset
Resets the radio connection.
/radiohud [size]
Changes the size of the Radio interface. Options are small, medium, large
/spawntower
Spawns a radio tower at your location.
/savetowers
Saves the currently spawned towers.
/sradio
Utility command for sonoran radio administration
command.spawntower
Gives access to the /spawntower command.
command.savetowers
Gives access to the /savetowers command.
command.sradio
Gives access to the /sradio commmand.
sonoranradio.use
Radio Usage Permission (If Enabled in Config)
sonoranradio.repair
Tower Repair Permission (If Enabled in Config)
See below for more detailed ace permission setup.
When you have the script installed on your server, you can use the /radio command to display the radio interface. If you have the TeamSpeak plugin installed and are in an appropriate patrol channel, the radio will display a connected status.
Once the radio displays a connected status, you can now use the radio interface to change your preset channels, as well as add or remove scanned frequencies from your scan list.
To change frequency using the radio, click on the box that has the name of the channel that you are connected to, as well as the frequencies associated with that preset. If those frequencies don't match a preset the radio will display Custom Frequency. When you click on that display, you will see a list of available presets that you can choose from. You can either select a preset from that list or you can click Custom to create your own pair of frequencies.
To add a frequency to your scan list, click on the Scan List button on the radio screen. This will display the frequencies that you are currently scanning.
If you want to add the current receive frequency to the scan list, click on the + button on the top of the Scan List screen. To remove a scanned frequency from the screen, click on the x button next to the frequency to remove it from the Scan List.
Please note that a Pro-level subscription is required to utilize the scanning feature.
To modify the list of towers, you can either add-on to the existing list by using /spawntower and then /savetowers while in-game
Command ACE Permissions
YOU WILL NEED TO SET A USER AS group.admin STILL TO GIVE PERMISSION TO COMMANDS You can do this by setting a user's identifier as group.admin with the following line...
Alternatively, you can edit the file towers.json in the sonoranradio resource.
The config example below shows two radio tower placements.
Example Config Structure:
Config Object Properties: Swankiness - Not yet implemented PropPosition - X, Y, Z coordinate positioning object Destruction - Toggles whether this specific tower can be destroyed Range - Tower's range with in-game radios
Pro Tip: EnablingConfig.debug in the config.lua file will display a radius around each tower, where the edge represents 50% radio quality
Vehicles can be configured to act as radio repeaters. In the config, you can set what vehicles are allowed to act as mobile repeaters, and the range of a given vehicle's repeater.
Example Config Structure:
In-game, you can press G to toggle the mobile repeater on a configured vehicle.
For use of the panic button, unit status, and call information section, check out our Sonoran CAD integration.
The following are client events that can be triggered to activate specific actions of the radio. More events are coming soon.
SonoranRadio::API:NextPreset
Programmatically switch the client's radio to the next preset.
SonoranRadio::API:PrevPreset
Programmatically switch the client's radio to the previous preset.
SonoranRadio::API:PowerToggle
Programmatically toggle the client's radio power.
SonoranRadio::API:PanicButton
Programmatically activate the panic button the client's radio.
SonoranRadio::API:SetPreset
Set the preset of the client's radio to the specified preset number. (Only Parameter is Preset as Int.)
