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| arma3 |Game name=
|game1= arma3
|version1= 1.42


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|arg= global


|arg= global |Multiplayer Arguments=
|gr1= Radio and Chat


|gr1= Radio and Chat |GROUP1=
|descr= Returns channel number for given player, '''provided that player is speaking''', otherwise -1. Having mic on is not enough, player has to make a sound. There are several limitations to this command:
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| Returns channel number for given player, '''provided that player is speaking''', otherwise -1. Having mic on is not enough, player has to make a sound. There are several limitations to this command:
* It does not work on dedicated server, the return is always -1, only client can detect other client talking.
* It does not work on dedicated server, the return is always -1, only client can detect other client talking.
* It does not detect when someone talks on direct chat at all anywhere.  
* Prior to Arma 3 v2.01.146856 did not detect when someone talked on direct chat at all anywhere.  
* The client on which command is executed has to able to receive transmission before the transmission channel can be detected. For example if a player is not in the same group as a speaker and the speaker speaks on Group Channel, the player cannot hear the speaker and therefore cannot detect what channel the speaker is on.
* The client on which command is executed has to able to receive transmission before the transmission channel can be detected. For example if a player is not in the same group as a speaker and the speaker speaks on Group Channel, the player cannot hear the speaker and therefore cannot detect what channel the speaker is on.
In short, this command mimics the speaking icon from the UI. Correspondence between channel and number:
In short, this command mimics the speaking icon from the UI. Correspondence between channel and number:
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* 1 {{=}} Side
! colspan{{=}}"17" {{!}} [[Channel IDs|channel ID]] number correspondence
* 2 {{=}} Command
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* 3 {{=}} Group
{{!}} N/A
* 4 {{=}} Vehicle
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* 5 {{=}} Direct (Is not detected by [[getPlayerChannel]])
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* 6-15 {{=}} Custom Radio (see [[radioChannelCreate]]) |DESCRIPTION=
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{{!}} Group
{{!}} Vehicle
{{!}} Direct
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{{!}} Custom2
{{!}} Custom3
{{!}} Custom4
{{!}} Custom5
{{!}} Custom6
{{!}} Custom7
{{!}} Custom8
{{!}} Custom9
{{!}} Custom10
{{!}}-
{{!}} -1
{{!}} 0
{{!}} 1
{{!}} 2
{{!}} 3
{{!}} 4
{{!}} 5
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| [[getPlayerChannel]] player |SYNTAX=
|s1= [[getPlayerChannel]] player


|p1= player: [[Object]] |PARAMETER1=
|p1= player: [[Object]]


| [[Number]] - Channel ID|RETURNVALUE=
|r1= [[Number]] - [[Channel IDs|channel ID]]
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|x1= <code>[[private]] _channelID = [[getPlayerChannel]] [[player]];</code> |EXAMPLE1=
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|[[setCurrentChannel]], [[currentChannel]], [[enableChannel]], [[channelEnabled]], [[radioChannelCreate]], [[radioChannelInfo]] |SEEALSO=
|x1= <sqf>private _channelID = getPlayerChannel player;</sqf>
 
|seealso= [[setCurrentChannel]] [[currentChannel]] [[enableChannel]] [[channelEnabled]] [[radioChannelCreate]] [[radioChannelInfo]]
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Latest revision as of 10:23, 13 May 2022

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Description

Description:
Returns channel number for given player, provided that player is speaking, otherwise -1. Having mic on is not enough, player has to make a sound. There are several limitations to this command:
  • It does not work on dedicated server, the return is always -1, only client can detect other client talking.
  • Prior to Arma 3 v2.01.146856 did not detect when someone talked on direct chat at all anywhere.
  • The client on which command is executed has to able to receive transmission before the transmission channel can be detected. For example if a player is not in the same group as a speaker and the speaker speaks on Group Channel, the player cannot hear the speaker and therefore cannot detect what channel the speaker is on.
In short, this command mimics the speaking icon from the UI. Correspondence between channel and number:
channel ID number correspondence
N/A Global Side Command Group Vehicle Direct Custom1 Custom2 Custom3 Custom4 Custom5 Custom6 Custom7 Custom8 Custom9 Custom10
-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Groups:
Radio and Chat

Syntax

Syntax:
getPlayerChannel player
Parameters:
player: Object
Return Value:
Number - channel ID

Examples

Example 1:
private _channelID = getPlayerChannel player;

Additional Information

See also:
setCurrentChannel currentChannel enableChannel channelEnabled radioChannelCreate radioChannelInfo

Notes

Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
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