User Radio Events.ini in SH5

kevinsue · 02-05-15, 09:13 PM

G'day All,

Can anyone tell me if the events.ini in the user radio mods are recognised in SH5 or are they only set up for SH3/4?

I have never actually heard the radio events happen on the actual date of the original broadcast. I recall reading somewhere that the user radio wasn't even working the the vanilla version of SH5.

You can hear events broadcast while listening to Grossdeutscher Rundfunk, but I'm not sure if they are in the correct timeline as I don't speak German.

When looking at the folder structure of Grossdeutscher Rundfunk, all the events are in the main folder whereas the other stations have an events subfolder containing the event sound files and events.ini

I tried using the same structure with the BBC user radio mod as Grossdeutscher Rundfunk but it kind of loses it when Churchill does his victory speech or the dropping of the A bomb is announced when you are on patrol in the North Atlantic in 1940!!

Any thoughts or advice on the subject would be appreciated.

Regards....Kev*

02-05-15, 09:13 PM	#1
kevinsue Der Einzelgänger Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Cairns, Australia Posts: 583 Downloads: 363 Uploads: 3	User Radio Events.ini in SH5 G'day All, Can anyone tell me if the events.ini in the user radio mods are recognised in SH5 or are they only set up for SH3/4? I have never actually heard the radio events happen on the actual date of the original broadcast. I recall reading somewhere that the user radio wasn't even working the the vanilla version of SH5. You can hear events broadcast while listening to Grossdeutscher Rundfunk, but I'm not sure if they are in the correct timeline as I don't speak German. When looking at the folder structure of Grossdeutscher Rundfunk, all the events are in the main folder whereas the other stations have an events subfolder containing the event sound files and events.ini I tried using the same structure with the BBC user radio mod as Grossdeutscher Rundfunk but it kind of loses it when Churchill does his victory speech or the dropping of the A bomb is announced when you are on patrol in the North Atlantic in 1940!! Any thoughts or advice on the subject would be appreciated. Regards....Kev*