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Mumble is mostly used in two situations: PvP and Classes. In PvP it is very useful because, for example, it is faster to call out a primary target than to type it, especially with PvP related lag. In classes it is great as well because we do not want our poor instructors getting Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from typing everything. In effect, it is just a lot easier and faster than typing. | Mumble is mostly used in two situations: PvP and Classes. In PvP it is very useful because, for example, it is faster to call out a primary target than to type it, especially with PvP related lag. In classes it is great as well because we do not want our poor instructors getting Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from typing everything. In effect, it is just a lot easier and faster than typing. | ||
== Very quick guide == | == Very quick guide == | ||
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#Talk. | #Talk. | ||
#Restart EVE client if you want overlay to work. | #Restart EVE client if you want overlay to work. | ||
== Setting up Mumble<br> == | == Setting up Mumble<br> == | ||
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*You can create your own channels for EVE purposes (in the On-Demand Channels section) or for any non-EVE gaming purposes (in the Non-EVE Gaming section) by right-clicking on the relevant section and choosing Add. These are temporary channels, you will have admin powers and once the last person leaves the channel will disappear. | *You can create your own channels for EVE purposes (in the On-Demand Channels section) or for any non-EVE gaming purposes (in the Non-EVE Gaming section) by right-clicking on the relevant section and choosing Add. These are temporary channels, you will have admin powers and once the last person leaves the channel will disappear. | ||
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== Overlay == | == Overlay == | ||
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[http://Mumble.app/Contents/Resources/MumbleOverlay.pkg Mumble.app/Contents/Resources/MumbleOverlay.pkg] | [http://Mumble.app/Contents/Resources/MumbleOverlay.pkg Mumble.app/Contents/Resources/MumbleOverlay.pkg] | ||
Launch the package and run the installer. Restart mumble and enable your overlay! Launch Eve as normal; no command line is necessary. | Launch the package and run the installer. Restart mumble and enable your overlay! Launch Eve as normal; no command line is necessary. | ||
== Channel Structure for Ivy League Navy == | == Channel Structure for Ivy League Navy == | ||
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=== Fully structured fleet channels === | === Fully structured fleet channels === | ||
This part of the Mumble setup guide focuses on setting up your key shortcuts for the structured fleet channel, currently named ZZ Alpha Fleet. This is used only really for large scale PvP operations (e.g. multiple wings or fleets), so <span style="color: | This part of the Mumble setup guide focuses on setting up your key shortcuts for the structured fleet channel, currently named ZZ Alpha Fleet. This is used only really for large scale PvP operations (e.g. multiple wings or fleets), so <span style="color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">unless you are expecting to join a huge fleet of hundreds of unistas, you can probably skip this bit for now</span>.<br> | ||
E-UNI fleets will use four distinct "channels" (these are not real channels as such but the concept helps to understand the difference between the actions behind different hotkeys). | E-UNI fleets will use four distinct "channels" (these are not real channels as such but the concept helps to understand the difference between the actions behind different hotkeys). | ||
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**Whisper/Shout to Current => (No use for a squad member) | **Whisper/Shout to Current => (No use for a squad member) | ||
In short, the structured fleet channels enable great streamlining and filtering of information. This way, fleet commanders can focus on leading the fleet rather than having to process endless streams of information and squad members and their commanders can coordinate more efficiently amongst themselves. On the other hand, all this requires a great deal more communication and discretion in doing so from SC’s to the rest of command. | In short, the structured fleet channels enable great streamlining and filtering of information. This way, fleet commanders can focus on leading the fleet rather than having to process endless streams of information and squad members and their commanders can coordinate more efficiently amongst themselves. On the other hand, all this requires a great deal more communication and discretion in doing so from SC’s to the rest of command. | ||
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== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||
=== A referral was returned from the server. === | === A referral was returned from the server. === | ||
"A referral was returned from the server." error while starting Mumble on Windows | "A referral was returned from the server." error while starting Mumble on Windows Check your system time. Windows certificate check will fail if your clock is some years ahead/behind. | ||
Check your system time. Windows certificate check will fail if your clock is some years ahead/behind. | |||
For Windows XP: Install the latest Root Certificate update through Windows Update (it's an optional update) to fix this problem. | For Windows XP: Install the latest Root Certificate update through Windows Update (it's an optional update) to fix this problem. | ||
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For Windows Vista/7: Right-click the Mumble executable, select "Properties", select the "Digital Signature" tab, click "Details" and click "Install certificate". | For Windows Vista/7: Right-click the Mumble executable, select "Properties", select the "Digital Signature" tab, click "Details" and click "Install certificate". | ||
Installing https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt to the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" cert store should also work. | Installing [https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt] to the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" cert store should also work. | ||
If you compiled Mumble yourself either sign the binary or disable signing. | If you compiled Mumble yourself either sign the binary or disable signing. | ||
If you are on windows 7 and this doesn't help you, try this out. | If you are on windows 7 and this doesn't help you, try this out. Press Start, type MMC and press enter go to File and select Add/Remove Snap-ins in available snap-ins select Certificates and press ADD. you get three options, I personally went with "My User Account" | ||
Press Start, type MMC and press enter | |||
go to File and select Add/Remove Snap-ins | |||
in available snap-ins select Certificates and press ADD. | |||
you get three options, I personally went with "My User Account" | |||
with that done exit the Snap in management window and double click on the Certificate Icon, then double click on the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Right click on the Certificate icon that appears and highlight "all tasks" then click on the Import button. | with that done exit the Snap in management window and double click on the Certificate Icon, then double click on the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Right click on the Certificate icon that appears and highlight "all tasks" then click on the Import button. | ||
The import wizard will then ask for the filename of the certificate you want imported. First Save As: https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt in whatever folder you want then link it to the import tool. follow the wizard's instructions and "Voila" you now should be able to use Mumble | The import wizard will then ask for the filename of the certificate you want imported. First Save As: [https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt https://www.startssl.com/certs/ca-bundle.crt] in whatever folder you want then link it to the import tool. follow the wizard's instructions and "Voila" you now should be able to use Mumble | ||