Configuration

MasterConfig

Enter a group name of your choice

["Group Name"] = "jaDevelopment", --Set to your groups name

You can have as many channels as you wish, an example of this section is shown below

Each channel must have a different name and channel ID

["Channels"] = {

	--[[
		-Add as many channels as you would like
		- The names in this config are not shown on the radio ui which is configured in the dock settings
		- Channels cannot have the same names
		- Channels cannot have the same ids
	]]
	["General"] = {
		["ChannelId"] = 1 --The id for this channel (similar to radio frequency)
	},
	["Off Topic"] = {
		["ChannelId"] = 2
	},
},

To create a new channel, copy the following and insert it under the previous channel in the configuration:

["Staff"] = { -- Name of the channel
        ["ChannelId"] = 3 -- Different channel ID
},

As I have now created my new channel, it should look like this:

["Channels"] = {

	--[[
		-Add as many channels as you would like
		- The names in this config are not shown on the radio ui which is configured in the dock settings
		- Channels cannot have the same names
		- Channels cannot have the same ids
	]]
	["General"] = {
		["ChannelId"] = 1 --The id for this channel (similar to radio frequency)
	},
	["Off Topic"] = {
		["ChannelId"] = 2
	},
	["Staff"] = {
		["ChannelId"] = 3
	},
},

Battery makes the radio able to operate. There are multiple settings for this, including how long it takes the Radio’s battery to deplete by one percent and how fast it charges as well. You can also set the default amounts for this.

Radios in the dock that are not at 100% are shown with a yellow LED to show they are still charging.

If a radio runs out of battery you will be unable to send or receive messages.

["Battery"] = {
    ["Enabled"] = true, --Will the battery charge change
    ["Charge"] = 100, --The starting charge for the battery (from 0 - 100)
    ["Drain"] = 3, --How many minutes until 1 percent is drained
    ["Recharge"] = 1, --How many minutes until 1 percent is charged
},

Alerts can be customized to be named differently with different use cases they could be used to alert staff of medical emergencies, require security or on call alerts.

["Alerts"] = { --Allows staff members to submit alerts across the system
	["Enabled"] = true,
	["Name"] = "Emergency Alert"
	--More settings for alerts are configured in the individual dock settings
},

["Roles"] = { --How the system determines the users role
    ["Enabled"] = true,
    ["Group"] = 14665139 -- (Group ID)
},

At the bottom of the master config, there are UI settings where you can disable statuses, notifications or the ability to pin the UI. As well as this you can customise the UI colours with the provided options.

["Notification Sounds"] = true, --Allows notification sounds to be on or off
["Pin UI"] = true, --Allows the ui to be pinned
["Statuses"] = true, --Options to change status such as busy, available etc
["Primary Colour"] = Color3.fromRGB(26, 25, 23), --Change this to any colour
["Secondary Colour"] = Color3.fromRGB(35, 35, 35), --Change this to any colour (a slightly darker tone of the Primary colour is ideal)
["Message Colour"] = Color3.fromRGB(35, 35, 35) --Sets the background colour of the radio message

These settings are self explanatory

DockConfig

Each dock featured in the Radiolink folder has a configuration called 'DockConfig', and is currently set to preset configuration settings. Customize these options with the following information that might help you

The whitelist can be toggled on (true) or off (false), and supports individual players or groups. You can have an unlimited amount of players and groups. Players can be listed with a mixture of user ids and usernames.

When the whitelist value is set to false, anyone can use the radio dock. If you are restricting the radios to groups, or users, please enable this feature by setting it to true

When configuring groups, enter as many role IDs in the {} as you wish, separated by a comma

For example:

[14665139] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 255},

["Permissions"] = {
	["Whitelist"] = false, --When set to false, anyone can use the radio dock
	
	["Users"] = { --Supports usernames and user ids
		936285498, --osctrcx
		295531036, --AIIAIDAIIIAIAIAIAIIA
		37110638, --rfpb
		163323741, --comtrlo
	},

	["Groups"] = { --Add as many groups as you would like and role ids
		[14665139] = {255, 254}, --Enter role IDs in the {}, separated by a comma
	}
},

ClickDetector

ProximityPrompt

["Pickup"] = {
    ["Type"] = "ClickDetector", --ClickDetector or ProximityPrompt
    ["MaxDistance"] = 10 --How many studs away to pickup a radio
}, --If using a proximity prompt there is only one for the entire dock and specific radios cannot be picked up

You can specify what permissions the docks from that radio has in each of those channels. If the dock doesn't have access to that channel you don’t need to list it at all. The name of the channel does not need to be the name you set for it in the master config.

Default configuration for dock channels and permissions:

["Channels"] = { --This setting does not apply if global channels are enabled
	--[[
		-Don't include channels that you would like hidden for radios in this dock
		-Add as many channels as you would like
		-Set the following permission levels for channels:
			1. Recieve
			2. Send
	]]
	["General"] = {
		["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"},
		["ChannelId"] = 1 --The id you set your channel to in the main config
	},
	["Off Topic"] = {
		["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"},
		["ChannelId"] = 2
	},
},

Don't include any channels that you would like hidden for radios in this dock

To create a new channel for this dock, copy the following code or one of the channels from the Channels section: (This is an example)

["Staff"] = { -- Channel name
    ["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"}, -- Permissions the channel WILL have
    ["ChannelId"] = 3 -- Channel id
},

With my new piece of code, I can add it to the already existing list of channels, so it becomes

["Channels"] = { --This setting does not apply if global channels are enabled
	--[[
		-Don't include channels that you would like hidden for radios in this dock
		-Add as many channels as you would like
		-Set the following permission levels for channels:
			1. Recieve
			2. Send
	]]
	["General"] = {
		["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"},
		["ChannelId"] = 1 --The id you set your channel to in the main config
	},
	["Off Topic"] = {
		["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"},
		["ChannelId"] = 2
	},
	["Staff"] = { -- Channel name
   		["Permissions"] = {"Send", "Recieve"}, -- Permissions the channel WILL have
    		["ChannelId"] = 3 -- Channel id
	},
},

If enabled, the alerts can be turned off only for radios in one dock and you can also specify which channels the alerts go to, even if the radios in that dock do not have permission to view or send messages in the channels you set. As long as its in the master config, it will function as intended. You can also set it to false instead of a table and it sends it to all channels across the system

Default configuration for dock alerts

["Alerts"] = {
	["Enabled"] = true, --Can radios from this dock utilise the feature?
	["Channels"] = {1} --Every channel ID the alerts will send to, separated by a comma
	--[[
	- The radio does not need any access to any of the channels
	- Set to false to broadcast to all channels - ["ChannelId"] = false
	]]
},

To send alerts from the dock to all channels, simply remove all channel IDs from within the {} next to "Channels". For example;

["Channels"] = false

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