Once again you didn't listen during the briefing, so you ran in the completely wrong direction. After walking through the middle of nowhere for hours, the friendly farmer from next door "borrows" you his old, rusty Pickup, to drive across the whole island back to your squad. But the brakes squeak and rattle of the exhaust pipe can hardly entertain you during the long trip.....
Or: The weekly family outing in Chernarus. It is hot and the old family coach has no air conditioning. Your wife on the seat next to you: "You are driveing too fast again!". The children in the backseat are complaining, too: "I'm hot." "I need to go to the toilet.", "When do we finally arrive?".....
Or: Cruising along "the strip" on friday night is one of your favourit hobbies. But the slightly clad ladies just always look at the other guys, never at you. To bad that your gÖlf tured out to be a lame TDI instead of such a "kick ass" GTI.....
But here's the one-in-all solution for all these problems:
Clayman's Car Radio
Features:
* Fully working Car Radio for all cars and trucks in ArmA2
* All ArmA2 musictracks already included
* Add as many own musictracks as you wish
* Filteroptions InGame / own music
* Repeat Funtcion
* Random play
* 12-color display
* 7-color softkeys
* two designs
* Output Level depending on your soundcard / speakers ;-)
New in V2.1:
* Adding own music will work now
* Add additional vehicle types which have the radio available
* Playlist editor
* Main functions of the radio can be accessed via keyboard
New in V2.2:
* Drag & Drop Function for Playlist Editor
* Create your own pre-defined Playlist (in userconfig .hpp)
* No additional variables have to be used if not needed
* Define vehicle types which don't have the radio available
* Optional tooltips
New in V2.3
* All Operation Arrowhead musictracks added
* Added missing musictracks from Patch 1.05 (Eagle Wing)
* Fixed: Some buttons didn't work after leaving Playlist Editor via Cancel button
* Car Radio can now be found under Modules (F7) and has a custom icon
Installation:
Copy the two folders '@CLAY_CarRadio' and 'userconfig' to your ArmAII directory.
Add the startup parameter '-mod=@CLAY_CarRadio' to your ArmAII shortcut.
Usage:
To make the Car Radio available in your own mission, place the 'Car Radio' Module (found under Modules (F7) > Car Radio) somewhere on your Map.
That's it.
The Radio will be available in any car or truck on the map. Just board it any select 'Car Radio' from the action menu.
Controls:
Some of the control elements should be self-explaining, other might not. Here is a short description of them:
> - Starts the playback (changes to || )
|| - Stops the playback (changes back to > )
+ - Volume up
- - Volume down
>> - Next track
<< - Previous track
/\ - Cycle through filters increasing (ArmA2 Music > User Music > All Music > Custom)
\/ - Cycle through filters decreasing (ArmA2 Music > Custom > All Music > User Music)
OFF - Closes the dialog (music keeps playing!)
Playlist - Opens the Playlist Editor
Repeat - When last track is over, playback beginns from first track (on/off)('Repeat' shown in display)
Random - Random play (on/off)('Random' shown in display)
Key Col - Cycle through the different key-colors
Dspl Col - Cycle through the different display-color or sets automatic color change ('Col. Change' shown in display)
Design - Switches Design (Black / "Silver")
Playlist Editor:
Using the Playlist Editor, you can create your very own playlist.
The list to the right sowns all available tracks. On the left, you see your custom playlist.
< - Adds the track selected in the right list to your playlist (as last item)
> - Removes the track selected in the left list from the playlist
<< - Adds all tracks to the playlist
>> - Removes all tracks from the playlist
Restore - Restores the pre-defined playlist (in userconfig)(manually created playlist will be lost!)
OK - Closes the Playlist Editor and returns to the Radio, you custom playlist will be played
Cancel - Closes the Playlist editor without saving any changes made in the Playlist Editor and returnes to the Radio
Show Tooltips:
It is possible, to show tooltips over some of the buttons of the radio, which explain the function of that button.
To enable these tooltips, write the following code into the init.sqf or the init-line of any unit on the map:
CLAY_RadioShowTooltips = true;
Add your own music:
To add your own music to the Radio, you first have to define it in your description.ext.
Now you can add it to the Radio using the 'CLAY_RadioAddMusic' variable:
CLAY_RadioAddMusic = [ [ |
