Resources/Locale/en-US/headset/headset-component.ftl

# Chat window radio wrap (prefix and postfix)
chat-radio-message-wrap = [color={$color}]{$channel} {$name} says, "{"{"}0{"}"}"[/color]

examine-radio-frequency = It's set to broadcast over the {$frequency} frequency.

examine-headset = A small screen on the headset displays the following available frequencies:
examine-headset-channel = [color={$color}]:{$key} for {$id} ({$freq})[/color]

examine-headset-chat-prefix = Use {$prefix} for the currently tuned frequency.
Radio fix (#3501) * Fix headset formatted text wrap and move to translation file * Update Loc.GetString refrences to new version 2021-03-04 02:31:22 -08:00			`# Chat window radio wrap (prefix and postfix)`
Add department-specific radio channels (#9061) * Add department-specific radio channels This commit adds working department-specific radio channels, while minimizing damage to the current codebase. It is expected that a future refactor will clean this up a bit. ChatSystem now has a RadioPrefix() method that recognizes department-specific channels (e.g. ":e" and ":m") in addition to the global channel (";"). It strips the prefix from the message and assigns messages an integer representing the destination channel, if any. IListen and IRadio now accept optional 'channel' arguments with this channel in mind. The ugly is that the integer channel number is hard-coded and also shows up in chat. Comms are not modeled at this time. You cannot break comms (yet). All headsets have channels soldered into them. You cannot change encryption keys to hop on new channels. Steal a headset instead. * Remove debugging print * Convert to prototypes * Use prototype names in headset prototype * Adjust list style * Document prototype fields * cringe * some cleanup * colours * Remove alphas at least * cc Co-authored-by: Kevin Zheng <kevinz5000@gmail.com> 2022-06-23 20:11:03 +10:00			`chat-radio-message-wrap = [color={$color}]{$channel} {$name} says, "{"{"}0{"}"}"[/color]`
Radio fix (#3501) * Fix headset formatted text wrap and move to translation file * Update Loc.GetString refrences to new version 2021-03-04 02:31:22 -08:00
Fix various misspellings and grammatical errors (#7397) Co-authored-by: mirrorcult <lunarautomaton6@gmail.com> 2022-04-09 07:05:53 +10:00			`examine-radio-frequency = It's set to broadcast over the {$frequency} frequency.`
Radio fix (#3501) * Fix headset formatted text wrap and move to translation file * Update Loc.GetString refrences to new version 2021-03-04 02:31:22 -08:00
			`examine-headset = A small screen on the headset displays the following available frequencies:`
Add department-specific radio channels (#9061) * Add department-specific radio channels This commit adds working department-specific radio channels, while minimizing damage to the current codebase. It is expected that a future refactor will clean this up a bit. ChatSystem now has a RadioPrefix() method that recognizes department-specific channels (e.g. ":e" and ":m") in addition to the global channel (";"). It strips the prefix from the message and assigns messages an integer representing the destination channel, if any. IListen and IRadio now accept optional 'channel' arguments with this channel in mind. The ugly is that the integer channel number is hard-coded and also shows up in chat. Comms are not modeled at this time. You cannot break comms (yet). All headsets have channels soldered into them. You cannot change encryption keys to hop on new channels. Steal a headset instead. * Remove debugging print * Convert to prototypes * Use prototype names in headset prototype * Adjust list style * Document prototype fields * cringe * some cleanup * colours * Remove alphas at least * cc Co-authored-by: Kevin Zheng <kevinz5000@gmail.com> 2022-06-23 20:11:03 +10:00			`examine-headset-channel = [color={$color}]:{$key} for {$id} ({$freq})[/color]`
Radio fix (#3501) * Fix headset formatted text wrap and move to translation file * Update Loc.GetString refrences to new version 2021-03-04 02:31:22 -08:00
			`examine-headset-chat-prefix = Use {$prefix} for the currently tuned frequency.`