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This page contains a list of all radio channels and frequencies. To speak in a specific channel, you can use multiple formats - for example, to speak on the medical channel, you could type ''':m''', '''.m''', or '''#m'''. This page will use the colon format, but any symbol will work for any radio channel.
You can speak on a radio channel you have access to by using one of the channel prefixes below. Colons or periods can be used for the prefixes; for example: '''.m''' or ''':m''' will both talk on the medical channel. Note that the common channel uses a ''';''' prefix.  
 
To see a list of radio channels you can talk on, inspect your headset.  


== Radio Channels ==
== Radio Channels ==
; Public : ''';''' >> <span style="color: #008000">[Public]Test</span>
; Public : ''';''' >> <span style="color: #008000">[Public] Test</span>
; AI Private : ''':o''' >> <span style="color: #ff00ff">[AI Private]Test</span>
; AI Private : '''.o''' >> <span style="color: #ff00ff">[AI Private] Test</span>
; Alien Hivemind : ''':a''' >> <span style="color: #543354; font-style: italic">Alien Queen says, Test</span>
; Alien Hivemind : '''.a''' >> <span style="color: #543354; font-style: italic">Alien Queen says, Test</span>
; Changeling Hivemind : ''':g''' >> <span style="color: #800080; font-style: italic">Mr. Phi says, Test</span>
; Binary : '''.b''' >> ''Robotic Talk, <span style="color: #000000; font-family: 'Courier New', cursive, sans-serif;">Test</span>''
; Binary : ''':b''' >> ''Robotic Talk, <span style="color: #000000; font-family: 'Courier New', cursive, sans-serif;">Test</span>''
; Command : '''.c''' >> <span style="color: #948f02">[Command] Test</span>
; Command : ''':c''' >> <span style="color: #948f02">[Command]Test</span>
; CentCom : '''.y''' >> <span style="color: #686868">[CentCom] Test</span>
; Centcomm : ''':y''' >> <span style="color: #686868">[Centcomm]Test</span>
; Engineering : '''.e''' >> <span style="color: #fb5613">[Engineering] Test</span>
; Engineering : ''':e''' >> <span style="color: #fb5613">[Engineering]Test</span>
; Medical : '''.m''' >> <span style="color: #337296">[Medical] Test</span>
; Medical : ''':m''' >> <span style="color: #337296">[Medical]Test</span>
; Science : '''.n''' >> <span style="color: #993399">[Science] Test</span>
; Science : ''':n''' >> <span style="color: #993399">[Science]Test</span>
; Security : '''.s''' >> <span style="color: #a30000">[Security] Test</span>
; Security : ''':s''' >> <span style="color: #a30000">[Security]Test</span>
; Service : '''.v''' >> <span style="color: #6eaa2c">[Service] Test</span>
; Service : ''':v''' >> <span style="color: #6eaa2c">[Service]Test</span>
; Supply : '''.u''' >> <span style="color: #a8732b">[Supply] Test</span>
; Supply : ''':u''' >> <span style="color: #a8732b">[Supply]Test</span>
; Syndicate : '''.t''' >> <span style="color: #6d3f40">[Syndicate] Test</span>
; Syndicate : ''':t''' >> <span style="color: #6d3f40">[Syndicate]Test</span>
; Universal Department Prefix (For headsets) : '''.h''' (with Engineering Headset) >> <span style="color: #fb5613">[Engineering] Test</span> <br> '''.h''' (with Security Headset) >> <span style="color: #a30000">[Security] Test</span>
 
== Other Communication Codes ==
; <small>Underlines, italics, and bold characters can be mix-and-matched.</small>
; {{anchor|Yell}}Underlines
:Underscores around your message, e.g. _This text would be underlined._ would come out as <u><code>This text would be underlined.</code></u>
; {{anchor|Yell}}Italics
:Vertical bars around your message, e.g. |This text would be italicized.| would come out as ''<code>This text would be italicized</code>.''
; {{anchor|Yell}}Bold characters
:Plus marks around your message, e.g. +This text would be boldened+ would come out as '''<code>This text would be boldened.</code>'''
:You can also add two or more exclamation marks (!!) at the end of your sentence to achieve the same effect.
; {{anchor|Whisper}}Whisper (short range) : # (kills you if in hardcrit)
; {{anchor|Sing}}Sing (music note characters!) : %
; Intercom : .i (You must be adjacent to the intercom to use this, but it will work if the microphone is off)
; Radio (in your left hand) : .l
; Radio (in your right hand) : .r
; AI Holopad (For AI) : .2 or .h, depending on code version.
'''Emotes Over Radio'''
 
<nowiki>;</nowiki>emotehere*, eg.
;smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer.*
would come out as
[Common] Pete Zaparti smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer.
Alternatively, ;emotehere*talkyhere, eg.
;smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer, then pulls their microphone closely to their mouth*So, how's everyone else's day been?
would come out as
[Common] Pete Zaparti smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer, then pulls their microphone closely to their mouth, "So, how's everyone else's day been?"
 
 
The order is as follows: language, radio, voice modifier, action, message. So,
<nowiki>,!;%#audibly stubs his toe, and yells*FUUUCK!!</nowiki>
would come out as
[Common] John Foo audibly stubs his toe, and yells, "♪ ***U*K*! ♪" (in galactic uncommon)
Whispering over the radio will put stars everywhere, and you can't bold a singing message with yelling (you CAN yellwhisper though, weirdly enough).


== Radio Frequencies ==
== Radio Frequencies ==


Frequencies are encrypted, so to listen in on a department it's not as easy as using their frequency; you'll need a proper decryption key, which can be obtained by using a screwdriver on a headset which contains it. The AI Private channel is an exception and can be tuned into freely.
Frequencies are encrypted, so to listen in on a department is not as easy as using their frequency; you'll need a proper decryption key, which can be obtained by using a screwdriver on a headset which contains it. AI Private channel and Common are an exception and can be tuned into freely with any radio.
 
You can listen to AI without disconnecting from Common by tuning in from one of the abundant station bounced radios everywhere.


; AI Private : 144.7
; AI Private : 144.7
; Centcomm : 133.7
; CentCom : 133.7
; Command : 135.3
; Command : 135.3
; Common : 145.9
; Common : 145.9

Текущая версия от 00:56, 10 февраля 2023

You can speak on a radio channel you have access to by using one of the channel prefixes below. Colons or periods can be used for the prefixes; for example: .m or :m will both talk on the medical channel. Note that the common channel uses a ; prefix.

To see a list of radio channels you can talk on, inspect your headset.

Radio Channels

Public
; >> [Public] Test
AI Private
.o >> [AI Private] Test
Alien Hivemind
.a >> Alien Queen says, Test
Binary
.b >> Robotic Talk, Test
Command
.c >> [Command] Test
CentCom
.y >> [CentCom] Test
Engineering
.e >> [Engineering] Test
Medical
.m >> [Medical] Test
Science
.n >> [Science] Test
Security
.s >> [Security] Test
Service
.v >> [Service] Test
Supply
.u >> [Supply] Test
Syndicate
.t >> [Syndicate] Test
Universal Department Prefix (For headsets)
.h (with Engineering Headset) >> [Engineering] Test
.h (with Security Headset) >> [Security] Test

Other Communication Codes

Underlines, italics, and bold characters can be mix-and-matched.
Underlines
Underscores around your message, e.g. _This text would be underlined._ would come out as This text would be underlined.
Italics
Vertical bars around your message, e.g. |This text would be italicized.| would come out as This text would be italicized.
Bold characters
Plus marks around your message, e.g. +This text would be boldened+ would come out as This text would be boldened.
You can also add two or more exclamation marks (!!) at the end of your sentence to achieve the same effect.
Whisper (short range)
# (kills you if in hardcrit)
Sing (music note characters!)
%
Intercom
.i (You must be adjacent to the intercom to use this, but it will work if the microphone is off)
Radio (in your left hand)
.l
Radio (in your right hand)
.r
AI Holopad (For AI)
.2 or .h, depending on code version.

Emotes Over Radio

;emotehere*, eg.

;smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer.*

would come out as

[Common] Pete Zaparti smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer.

Alternatively, ;emotehere*talkyhere, eg.

;smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer, then pulls their microphone closely to their mouth*So, how's everyone else's day been?

would come out as

[Common] Pete Zaparti smokes loudly over the radio like a gamer, then pulls their microphone closely to their mouth, "So, how's everyone else's day been?"


The order is as follows: language, radio, voice modifier, action, message. So,

,!;%#audibly stubs his toe, and yells*FUUUCK!!

would come out as

[Common] John Foo audibly stubs his toe, and yells, "♪ ***U*K*! ♪" (in galactic uncommon)

Whispering over the radio will put stars everywhere, and you can't bold a singing message with yelling (you CAN yellwhisper though, weirdly enough).

Radio Frequencies

Frequencies are encrypted, so to listen in on a department is not as easy as using their frequency; you'll need a proper decryption key, which can be obtained by using a screwdriver on a headset which contains it. AI Private channel and Common are an exception and can be tuned into freely with any radio.

You can listen to AI without disconnecting from Common by tuning in from one of the abundant station bounced radios everywhere.

AI Private
144.7
CentCom
133.7
Command
135.3
Common
145.9
Engineering
135.7
Medical
135.5
Science
135.1
Security
135.9
Service
134.9
Supply
134.7
Syndicate
121.3