~
Try copying the file AC/config/menus_voicecom.cfg to something like AC/config/menus_chatcom.cfg (or whatever you want this menu to be named)
Change the newmenu line at the top to match your desired menu name:
Edit the file to fit your desires and then add the exec line in to the menu creation list at the bottom of the file menus.cfg:
Then call the menu with an empty key in resetbinds.cfg (I used the M key for an example)
If you are trying to make some real custom sounds then you need to add them in to packages/audio/voicecom in the proper audio format and by using the filename as the name you will call them in menus_chatcom.cfg
Be aware that if you retain any of the default menu names it will duplicate the entries from the other voicecom menu in to your new menu.
Also, you will likely want to remove the const parts as they don't need to be called twice, since they are already in the default menu.
This is all just a basic example, of course, but I hope it helps you reach your endgame... I can explain further if you need, but you said you were already comfortable editing and creating other menus.
My guess is you were only hung on calling the new menu and binding it.
![[+]](/images/collapse_collapsed.png "[+]")
I am assuming no one else has said anything useful for you in this thread yetTry copying the file AC/config/menus_voicecom.cfg to something like AC/config/menus_chatcom.cfg (or whatever you want this menu to be named)
Change the newmenu line at the top to match your desired menu name:
[SELECT ALL] Code:
newmenu chatcom 1 1 [SELECT ALL] Code:
exec config/menus_chatcom.cfg [SELECT ALL] Code:
bind M [showmenu chatcom]If you are trying to make some real custom sounds then you need to add them in to packages/audio/voicecom in the proper audio format and by using the filename as the name you will call them in menus_chatcom.cfg
Be aware that if you retain any of the default menu names it will duplicate the entries from the other voicecom menu in to your new menu.
Also, you will likely want to remove the const parts as they don't need to be called twice, since they are already in the default menu.
This is all just a basic example, of course, but I hope it helps you reach your endgame... I can explain further if you need, but you said you were already comfortable editing and creating other menus.
My guess is you were only hung on calling the new menu and binding it.