Minimum version: v6.5.3
The
doRadioCommanddispatcher was introduced in SCNP25 v6.5.3. Earlier versions don't expose any of the sub-commands listed here.
doRadioCommand is a dispatcher for a small set of single-word sub-commands that toggle radio settings, dump debug information, or visualise the system's RF coverage. It exists as a single console command so power-users can discover features without cluttering the command list.
/doRadioCommand <CODE>
The codes are deliberately obscure (named after vintage land mobile radio models) so a regular user typing /doRadioCommand foo won't accidentally trigger anything destructive.
| Code | Min version | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
ATAK3K |
R06.17.00 | Show the current setting status (auto-gain, accessibility, legacy mode). |
NUCLEUS |
R06.15.11 | Toggle automatic voice gain on / off. |
MICOM |
v6.12.0 | Toggle tower-site blips on the in-game map. |
MOTRAC |
v6.12.0 | Print a per-tower range / RSSI debug breakdown. |
MAXAR |
v6.12.0 | Toggle live coloured range lines from the player to every tower. |
Other codes exist in the script. They are intentionally undocumented because they're either internal debug helpers or are intended to be handed out case-by-case by SCN staff.
/doRadioCommand ATAK3K
Pops a notification listing the current state of the three runtime settings the script tracks:
Read-only. Use it to confirm what's currently set without changing anything.
/doRadioCommand NUCLEUS
Toggles the auto voice gain setting persistently (stored in resource KVP). The new state is reported in a notification.
When auto voice gain is on, the script normalises the user's microphone input level. When it's off, the mic input is sent unmodified.
/doRadioCommand MICOM
Toggles the rendering of tower site blips on the in-game map. Each tower in the system's coverage definition gets a yellow blip labelled with its name and system:rfss-site identifier.
Useful for getting a visual sense of where the system thinks its towers are when you're laying out a map.
/doRadioCommand MOTRAC
Pops a notification with a range / RSSI breakdown for every tower currently in range of the player, sorted by distance. Each entry shows the tower name, system identifiers, distance, and the RSSI band it falls into (RSSI1 — RSSI4).
Useful for map development and range testing — confirming that your towers actually cover the area they should.
/doRadioCommand MAXAR
Toggles live range-lines from the player to every tower in range, colour-coded by RSSI:
Updates every frame, so the lines move with you. Useful for map development and range testing alongside MOTRAC — MOTRAC gives you the numbers, MAXAR gives you the picture.
Run the command again to turn the lines off.