*Voice Props Pack DLC

The audio generated by devices like the Boom Box or Mic Stand is assigned an Audio ID by the game. This ID is what components like the Sound Light, Disco Floor and Laser Light bind to in order to react to the sound. These components can only bind to 1 ID. This means that if the Audio Out from 2 Boom Box’s were connected to an OR Switch then to a Disco Floor, the Disco Floor will bind to the ID of whichever Boom Box is the first to send some audio. The only way to remove this bind is to disconnect the Boom Box.

*Boom Box

Notes:

• The Boom Box will register 10 Active Usage for itself on a battery when it is turned on. The Boom Box does not block the Active Usage from any connected components to Audio Out at any time.
• Requires TC Authorization to change settings. Look at the speaker and hold USE(E). You can access Radio Settings or Open. Open allows you to insert a cassette. Radio Settings lets you select a Radio Station.
• The Audio Out connection lets you send an audio signal to other components in the DLC that can interact with sound.
• The Toggle Play input needs constant power to the BoomBox to play. When power is removed, it will stop playing.
  
• Can be picked up with a hammer, but not with a cassette. Will not take damage when picked up.
• Can be placed in horizontal surfaces, the ground and some deployable items like Work Benches and Tables.
• They block the destruction detectors ability to see downstream.
• The audio range from the Boom Box is 30 meters or 10 square foundations.

*Connected Speaker

Notes:

• This speaker will play audio from Boom Boxs and Microphone Stands.
• The audio quality is not as good at the Boom Box.

*Disco Ball

Notes:

• Acts like a light, does not need to be connected to a component from the DLC.
• The lighting effect it creates will go through walls.

*Disco Floor

Notes:

• There are 2 versions. The difference between the 2 is the size of light tiles.  
• To change the floor settings, with TC Authorization, look at the floor and press Use(E).
• Settings you can change are the Pattern, the Volume Sensitivity, Speed and Gradient.
• Can only be placed on floors and nothing can be placed on top of them.
• If receiving connection from a Boom Box or an Microphone Stand, the lights will move, flash and pulse to the audio.
• They block the destruction detectors ability to see downstream
• Like all lights, placing a lot of these will cause lag.

*Laser Light

Notes:

• Can be placed on all angled surfaces including the ground.
• It shoots out 3 lasers.
• If receiving a connection from a Boom Box, the lasers will move to the audio.
• It will only bind to 1 Boom Box. You cannot connect 2 Boom Boxes to 1 Laser Light.
• Can be picked up with a hammer but loses 25% hit points.

*Microphone Stand

Notes:

• Anyone can use the microphone by looking at it and pressing USE(E). Hold the right mouse button to change voice modes between Normal, High and Low pitch.
• Can be placed on flat surfaces or the ground.
• Attach to a Connected Speaker to broadcast your voice over a larger area.
• They block the destruction detectors ability to see downstream.

*Sound Light

Notes:

• If receiving a connection from a Boom Box the light will flash and pulse to the music.
• It will only bind to 1 Boom Box. You cannot connect 2 Boom Boxes to 1 Sound Light.
• Can be picked up with a hammer but loses 25% hit points.
• Can be placed on vertical and underside of angled surfaces.

*Telephone

Notes:

• This is actually a telephone sitting on top of a tape cassette answering machine.
• The answering machine needs a cassette to work. You will require the Voice Props DLC to craft cassettes.
• TC Auth is not required to change the name or access the cassette in the answering machine.
• There are 3 types of cassettes, Short(10sec), Medium(20sec) and Long(30sec). Use a Cassette Recorder to record a message then place the cassette in the answering machine. When someone calls and you don’t answer, the caller will hear your message and leave a message of their own for you to play back later.
• After 3 rings the answering machine message will begin to play. To leave a voicemail, press the spacebar when you hear the answering machine’s message. To listen to your voicemail, use the phone and at the bottom of the screen select voicemail.
• To use the phone, look at it and when you see MAKE CALL, press Use(E) to use.
• You can give your phone a name and it will appear in the Directory. All phones are automatically assigned a number.
• You can add phones to your contacts list by adding the phone number or name.
• Use the Directory to find the phones at monuments or random peoples phones.
• When a call comes in, the phone will output the incoming power and will continue to for as long as the call is active.