And found the text data in the settings.db that directly relates to the hotkeys. Well, I went hunting through the TS3 directory.
Right: Trying to bind F13 Okay, then what? Instead, it just replaces it with 124, the virtual key for F13. Well, then why don't you just bind Laugh Track for F13, you big dummy?įor some reason, TeamSpeak3 doesn't properly register F13 when assigning it to a hotkey. I want to be able to seize the opportunity to quickly hit F13 and play a 90's laugh track, so he can feel ever worse about himself. So say for example someone makes a terrible joke, and no one laughs. I mentioned I have function keys F13-F21, well the reason I have those is because in TeamSpeak I want to bind those keys to soundboard keys. I have these keys set to emulate F13-F21 function keys. I have a Logitech G910 for a keyboard, and on the side of it is 9 macro keys. It lets me play songs and sounds through my microphone on Teamspeak, and when used with Task Force Radio, it allows me to do some cool stuff. I also have a plugin for Teamspeak3 called soundboard. TL DR I use Teamspeak3 to communicate with people in-game. If you're still confused about that check out this video. If they are to my left, TFR will make them sound like they Task Force Radio (From now on abbreviated to TFR) is a plugin that uses Teamspeak 3 and it's 3D sound environment features to work.īasically, if someone in-game is too far away from me to hear, the in-game mod will tell the TFR plugin that, and it will mute them, if they are far away but within earshot, TFR will turn down the volume for them accordingly. I usually play on Roleplaying servers, and they use a plugin called Task Force Radio. Alright, so I play a game called ArmA 3 a lot.
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