Setting up service callers

Location of Settings

Go to the 'easyLink v2.0.0 [ easyPOS ]' script, then double click on 'Settings'.

Location of Settings

Setting up the Sounds

1

Download the Sounds

Download the sounds from our beta site.

2

Unzip the File

Most devices have a build in "unzip" tool - it may also say "Extract" on your device.

3

Locate the 2 Files

Only the "Engineer Required" and "Security Required" files need uploading to Roblox. The others have been made public on the Marketplace - so those are not required.

Locating the 2 files which need uploading

4

Upload the Sounds to Roblox

Visit this link to visit the upload audio page.

Upload only the 2 audios from before.

5

Get your Experience ID

Visit this link and find your game. You may have to select a group in the top left.

Click on the game, then click the 3 dots and Copy Universe ID.

6

Whitelist the Sound

Head to the "Permissions" page of the 2 sounds you created

Visiting the 'Permissions' page

Click on "Experiences" then click "Add experiences"

Clicking 'Add experiences'

Next, paste your Universe ID from before and click "Add" then "Done".

7

Updating the Sounds in the Config

In your Settings, find the "Engineer" and "Security" sound, updating the Sound ID with the one you just uploaded.

Updating the Sound ID

Updating the SoundID

Editing Service Calls

Below is an example service call, there should be 8 in your configuration by default.

Settings.ServiceCalls = {
	{
		Text = "General Call",
		Sound = "rbxassetid://17536374448",
		Channel = "All",
		Color = Color3.fromRGB(109, 109, 109),
		AlertColor = ColorSequence.new({
			ColorSequenceKeypoint.new(0, Color3.new(0, 0.0862745, 0.27451)),
			ColorSequenceKeypoint.new(1, Color3.new(0.0705882, 0.0392157, 0.498039)),
		}),
	},
}

Text

Text = "General Call",

This setting determines the text shown on the Service Caller & in the easyLink headset GUI.

Sound

Sound = "rbxassetid://17536374448",

This setting determines what sound is played over the easyLink headset.

Channel

Channel = "All",

This setting determines which 'Channel' (see previous page) the alert is sent to. Format: - All - Sends to all channels - Example - Just sends to the 'Example' channel - Example,Security - Sends to both those channels

Color

Color = Color3.fromRGB(109, 109, 109),

This setting determines the color of the button on the Service Caller.

AlertColor

AlertColor = ColorSequence.new({
    ColorSequenceKeypoint.new(0, Color3.new(0, 0.0862745, 0.27451)),
    ColorSequenceKeypoint.new(1, Color3.new(0.0705882, 0.0392157, 0.498039)),
}),

This setting determines the background gradient of the alert in the easyLink headset GUI.

This must be a ColorSequence!

Editing Service Caller Locations

Each Service Caller has a "Location" StringValue inside of it, as seen below.

Finding the 'Location' StringValue

Here you can edit the Location of the device, which is shown on the easyLink GUI.

Editing the Location Value