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| Sets the [[nameSound]] of a person. By default, when giving orders, the units are addressed by their number. When nameSound is set, it will be used instead to address the unit. For example: "Two, hold fire!", one can have: "Miller, hold fire!".
| Sets the [[nameSound]] of a person. By default, when giving orders, the units are addressed by their number. When nameSound is set, it will be used instead to address the unit. For example: "Two, hold fire!", one can have: "Miller, hold fire!".


{{Informative | See [[Arma 3 CfgIdentities#NameSounds|CfgIdentities - NameSounds]] for common values.<br>
{{Feature | Informative | See [[Arma 3 CfgIdentities#NameSounds|CfgIdentities - NameSounds]] for common values.<br>
Note that any word from <tt>[[configfile]] >> "RadioProtocolENG" >> "Words"</tt> is accepted (e.g "veh_infantry_Sniper_s").}}
Note that any word from <tt>[[configfile]] >> "RadioProtocolENG" >> "Words"</tt> is accepted (e.g "veh_infantry_Sniper_s").}}



Revision as of 01:13, 7 February 2021

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Description

Description:
Description needed
Groups:
Unit Identity

Syntax

Syntax:
Syntax needed
Parameters:
person: Object
name: String
Return Value:
Return value needed

Examples

Example 1:
unit1 setNameSound "dixon";
Example 2:
unit1 setNameSound ""; // will reset to default behaviour
Example 3:
_name = "Masood"; unit1 setNameSound _name; unit1 setName _name;

Additional Information

See also:
See also needed

Notes

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Posted on December 22, 2013 - 19:08 (UTC)
Lou Montana
setting an incorrect value like "0" or "randomString" will remove the callsign (" /* 2, */ fall back")