*Voice Props Pack DLC

*Boom Box

Notes:

• 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.
• 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.

*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.