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=== External Tools ===

==== ~~Teamspeak~~ ====

==== Mumble ====

''[[Mumble]] is ~~now the~~ required ~~comm program~~ for ~~the~~ Uni~~. References~~ to ~~Teamspeak below are obsolete~~.''

[[Mumble]] is required for Uni fleet ops, but as a scout you have an extra requirement, to have [[Mumble#Setting_a_Command_Channel_push-to-talk|command channel push-to-talk key]] setup and functioning.

~~Teamspeak is required for Uni fleet ops, but as~~ a ~~scout you have an extra requirement, to have~~ command ~~channel setup and functioning~~. ~~On the Mac, unfortunately this~~ will ~~not work nicely - the Mac client doesn't support~~ command ~~channel, and running the windows version in wine or a virtual machine will break the push-to-talk~~. ~~But on a PC, do the following:~~

You may also want a [[Mumble#Global_Command|global command key]]. The difference between these two keys pertains to who will receive your command broadcast.

*''~~'Once~~ only~~''' - set up a push-~~to~~-talk button for channel command~~ in channel, and another for channel command TS-wide. This is done via the "Settings" -> "Key Settings" - push "Add", select your key (scroll lock is a good suggestion for one), and make the action "Whisper to", "Chan. Commander", "In own channel" (or "All" for the TS-wide option).

'standard command key' will only broadcast to the Channel Commanders in YOUR current channel.

~~ The difference between these two keys pertains to who will receive your command broadcast.~~

'global command key' will broadcast to ALL Channel Commanders Server wide.

~~'own command channel' will only broadcast to the Channel Commanders in YOUR current channel.~~

'~~all~~ command ~~channels~~' will broadcast to ALL Channel Commanders Server wide.

You use the '''global command channel as long as you are the only fleet''' out (so Intel can listen in and advise).

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*'''Each time you're fleeting up''' - when you enter the channel ~~select "self" then~~ "channel ~~commander~~". Once you're done with the fleet remember to ~~remove~~ channel ~~commander from yourself~~, or you'll be assumed to be a spai.

*'''Each time you're fleeting up''' - when you enter the channel move yourself to the "command channel". Once you're done with the fleet remember to leave the channel, or you'll be assumed to be a spai.

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 === External Tools  ===
-==== Teamspeak  ====
+==== Mumble  ====
-''[[Mumble]] is now the required comm program for the Uni.  References to Teamspeak below are obsolete.''
+[[Mumble]] is required for Uni fleet ops, but as a scout you have an extra requirement, to have [[Mumble#Setting_a_Command_Channel_push-to-talk|command channel push-to-talk key]] setup and functioning.
-Teamspeak is required for Uni fleet ops, but as a scout you have an extra requirement, to have command channel setup and functioning. On the Mac, unfortunately this will not work nicely - the Mac client doesn't support command channel, and running the windows version in wine or a virtual machine will break the push-to-talk. But on a PC, do the following:
+<br> You may also want a [[Mumble#Global_Command|global command key]]. The difference between these two keys pertains to who will receive your command broadcast.
-*'''Once only''' - set up a push-to-talk button for channel command in channel, and another for channel command TS-wide. This is done via the "Settings" -&gt; "Key Settings" - push "Add", select your key (scroll lock is a good suggestion for one), and make the action "Whisper to", "Chan. Commander", "In own channel" (or "All" for the TS-wide option).
+'standard command key' will only broadcast to the Channel Commanders in YOUR current channel.
-<br> The difference between these two keys pertains to who will receive your command broadcast.
+'global command key' will broadcast to ALL Channel Commanders Server wide.
-'own command channel' will only broadcast to the Channel Commanders in YOUR current channel.
-'all command channels' will broadcast to ALL Channel Commanders Server wide.
 <br> You use the '''global command channel as long as you are the only fleet''' out (so Intel can listen in and advise).
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-*'''Each time you're fleeting up''' - when you enter the channel select "self" then "channel commander". Once you're done with the fleet remember to remove channel commander from yourself, or you'll be assumed to be a spai.
+*'''Each time you're fleeting up''' - when you enter the channel move yourself to the "command channel". Once you're done with the fleet remember to leave the channel, or you'll be assumed to be a spai.
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