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| Vosene |
Posted - 15 Dec 2007 : 21:42:55
24 Player TE Keybindings can be downloaded here:
http://www.185th.co.uk/Brevity/24_Player_TE_Keybindings.zip
There are 4 sets, one for each of the packages:
Package 1 - Panther1 & Python1
Package 2 - Fury1 & Lobo1
Package3 - Cowboy1 & Falcon1
Package 4 - AWACS & JSTARS
There is also a document that list the channel switch shortcuts.
Use you Press To Transmit key for comms within Flight.
Use Left Ctrl for Package broadcast.
Use Alt for Global Broadcast.
You can of course change the key for Package and Global Broadcast to you own choice, these are just the defaults.
To import them into Teamspeak:
Unzip the 3 files into the Teamspeak folder (usually in Program Files and called Teamspeak2_RC2).
From TS select Settings, Key Settings.
Select Import
Double click on the package that applies to you.
Change the default transmit keys if you wish.
Go jabber
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| SnakeBite |
Posted - 16 Dec 2007 : 18:26:16
Some people are confused here, I just want to clarify things up.
PACKAGE 1
Fury1 - SEAD Escort (GREEN FLIGHT)
Lobo1 - SEAD Escort (RED FLIGHT AND BLUE FLIGHT)
PACKAGE 2
Panther1 - Escort (RED FLIGHT)
Python1 - Sweep (BLACK FLIGHT)
PACKAGE 3
Cowboy1 - OCA Strike (BLACK FLIGHT AND BLUE FLIGHT)
Falcon1 - OCA Strike (GREEN FLIGHT)
How package broadcast works?
Ok, if you for example were seated Panther1 your package boradcast key will work for both (Panther1 and Python1) which is by default the 'CTRL' key.
So basically, the package broadcast key is the ket which transmits to other flight WITHIN the Package (Lobo1, Fury1) or (Panther1, Python1) or (Cowboy1, Falcon1).
It doesnt mean that you transmit for your flight members (RED, GREEN, BLUE or BLACK).
As mentioned above, each package will have pilots from different Flights within the 185th.
On the other hand, the 'ALT' key which is a global braodcast key, meaning you transmit to all the 24 pilots in all different packages including the AWACS and JSTARS. THIS KEY IS TO BE USED BY FLIGHT LEADS and BUDDY-SPIKE CALLS ONLY.
Note that once you know inwhich seat/flight you fly, you need to import the exact keybindings file for the flight you'll be in.
If you jump to another package (No reason to do obviously) your package braodcast key WILL NOT work, and then you'll need to use the global broadcast key which is by default the 'Alt' key.
Happy Flying.
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