Radio

Players can drag the Overflow Radio window anywhere on screen and resize it to fit their setup. Keep it small and out of the way during a firefight, or scale it up when managing a busy frequency. Position and size are saved per player and restored automatically on the next session.

Set your status to online, busy, or away so everyone on the frequency knows if you are available. Each frequency can also assign a tag that appears in front of your name, perfect for showing rank, unit, or callsign at a glance in police, EMS, and gang channels.

A compact overlay stays on screen and shows what is happening on your channel in real time: who is talking, who joins, and who leaves. Players stay aware of their frequency without opening the full radio UI, keeping both hands on driving, shooting, or roleplay.

Every frequency comes with its own internal text chat. Share plate numbers, addresses, and coordinates without cluttering the main server chat, and without repeating them over voice. Messages stay inside the frequency, so only the people tuned in can read them.

Players can create their own private frequency protected by an invite code. Only players with the code can join, making it ideal for crews, heist teams, and closed operations. No admin setup required. The frequency is created and managed entirely in-game.

Each frequency can hold multiple channels, so a single radio can split into dispatch, patrol, and command without switching frequencies. Every channel supports a member limit, keeping conversations organised and preventing overcrowded talk groups on busy servers.

Players with the right permission can drag anyone from one channel to another directly in the UI. Dispatchers move units to the correct talk group instantly, and channel leaders keep their frequency tidy. No commands, no restarts, just drag and drop.