Liberty Police Inc. Field Manual (out of date, updating in progress)

[Liberty Police Inc.]

Chapter 10. Your Comm Device and You

On your comm device in each of our ships, there is an option to set up preset messages to save you time. They are numbered 0 thru 9. In the proceeding parts, you do not need to type the quotation ["] marks. In the chat panel you can see what you already have by typing "/showmsgs" and hitting enter. Most of you will have nothing. So lets set one up so you can see how it works.

In the chat panel type "/setmsg 0 Hello World" and hit enter. Now when you open a chat window and type "/0" and hit enter. In the system chat it will now say "Hello World"

These are the standard messages that should be used on your vessel. (Minor variations permitted)

0 #t, Greetings
1 #t, halt your ship at once!
2 #t, halt your ship at once, or I will engage!
3 #t, please halt and standby for a cargo inspection
4 #t, ok, your clear, please continue on your way.
5 empty
6 empty
7 Docking control, don't let #t land! Shut down the mooring fixture and docking ring!
8 Ground control, deploy teams to arrest the crew of #t !
9 Mayday, need assistance at #c.

Or something close to these effects.

Now you are probably asking what the "#t" is for. That will be the name of the ship that you currently have targeted in your aiming reticule. Makes life easy if you have to get someone's attention in a big hurry. Using these or a derivative thereof, nobody can say that you didn't give ample warning.

You can see that messages 5 and 6 are empty, so you can put in some customized messages. These are not intended to be a replacement for the Mark 1 Voice Box. Use these sparingly as you see fit.

Additionally, all LPI vessels have access to the Nodock command, which has been wired into our shipboard systems and allows us to temporary cut docking privileges for a targeted vessel. Simply target a vessel and enter the command "/nodock", and then go from there.