//
// Partial (example) script for Phase Ia radio messages (one set each male and female).
// Written by Katana (http://katana.oldepharts.net or http://member.newsguy.com/~nonesuch/Quake).
// See our web page at http://wfasounds.fateback.com/
// This is a sample configuration to give you an idea of how to bind the new sounds
// and make them work along side the old class sounds. It's loosely based on my own
// configurations, but I haven't tested these files, and I don't even claim that I was
// consistent. I did spend some time creating strings for almost all the new sounds.
// I hope you find this useful.
//
// This file (<class>.cfg) will be called automatically (if you have your configuration
// set properly) when you join this class. It should call all.cfg (which will set up
// general stuff and call messages.cfg), then call the proper gender (male/female) and
// position (offense/defense) general configurations, and THEN you do class-specific
// settings and bindings.
//

// This sets up the basic stuff, basic messages, and class messages.
exec all.cfg

// Recon is female, so we bring in the female messages.
exec female.cfg

// I'm setting this lady up as an offensive player by default. Hit the "I'm on defense"
// key to change that.
exec offense.cfg

// Having the basic stuff set up, we can now override general-purpose stuff with class-specific.

// Here's one of the exceptional situations. Recon "enemy on balcony" message actually says
// "There are enemies on our roof!" We now have a separate "roof" message, so to avoid confusion
// I've provided a female "incoming balcony" message just for this purpose. We won't need it for most
// classes, but for recon we now want to override it. If you change classes, message.cfg will be
// executed again, and will put it back to the default.
set radio-IncomingBalcony "wfteamplay Female/d_balcony.wav Enemies at balcony!"

// We can take this one step further, and use the Recon class "balcony" message instead of the
// female "roof" message. Heh.
set radio-IncomingRoof "wfteamplay #C/d_balcony.wav Enemies on roof!"


// Here we create a special ammo message. Notice that it overrides the more general
// message that we created in male.cfg or female.cfg.
set radio-NeedAmmo "wfteamplay Female/m_needammo.wav ENGINEER I need BULLETS and GRENADES!"

// blah blah put bindings in here!

// OK, report that we're here.
vstr radio-ClassReporting