Nine-Line Radio AI Arma Reforger Mod

Nine-Line Radio AI is a server-authoritative radio desk for MEDEVAC and CAS nine-line calls in Arma Reforger. WINDOWS PC VOICE WORKFLOW - Hold F9, speak naturally, then release - Offline speech recognition converts the call into validated commands - The game records the normalized value and selected code for each line in the active request; AI acknowledgments and readbacks use those recorded choices - LIFELINE/HAWG replies are spoken through offline Windows text-to-speech - Paper call-up: "Break, break, break. [call sign] calling for a nine line." - Wait for the AI acknowledgment, then say "Nine line is as follows." - Say "How copy?" for readback, "Belay that" before a correction, and "Fly for flight" after the correct readback; the paper flight does not take off until that phrase - After "Fly for flight," send lines 6-9 and the general-area/incoming-fire situation while the responder is en route - Do not start another nine-line while one is in progress The public Reforger addon API does not expose VoN microphone audio or transcripts. Voice therefore requires the separate Windows Nine-Line Voice Companion running locally on 127.0.0.1. It stores no audio, uses no cloud service, and needs no API key. The companion must be installed separately; the Workshop addon cannot launch Windows programs. Consoles and PCs without the companion can use the /9line chat fallback. TEXT COMMANDS /9line help /9line medevac /9line cas /9line 1 <value> through /9line 9 <value> /9line submit /9line confirm /9line status /9line cancel /9line complete FEATURES - Automatic acknowledgment, correction prompts, validation, readback, and status - Server-authoritative state, RPC validation, and radio-traffic rate limits - Powered-radio and living-caller checks - Automatic US/USSR ground ambulance, driver, road routing, return, and safe cleanup in stock scenarios - Optional mission-configured response group overrides automatic spawning - Response crews stay active outside the player's normal AI relevance range - One-minute and on-station calls based on the ambulance's actual position - CAS syntax/readback handoff only; no automatic attack task or weapons release PAPER MEDEVAC CODES - L1: Eight-digit pickup grid, for example "0123 break 4567" - L2: Frequency and call sign, for example "Alpha Two on 65 flat in the clear" - L3: Alpha urgent; Bravo priority; Charlie routine; Delta convenience - L4: Alpha none; Bravo hoist; Charlie medical resupply; Delta ventilator (some equipment is not simulated) - L5: Lima litter/cannot move or fight; Alpha ambulatory/can move - L6: November no enemy; Papa enemy possible; Echo enemy in area; X-Ray enemy shooting at us - L7: Alpha panels (not in game); Bravo flares; Charlie smoke/no color; Delta no mark (do not use); Echo other marking - L8: Alpha US military; Bravo US civilian; Charlie non-US military; Delta non-US civilian; Echo POW; include patient counts - L9: November nuclear; Bravo biological; Charlie chemical; None none; then give the general area/situation and incoming-fire direction PAPER FREQUENCY EXAMPLES - 58.5 Noble CMD — Noble staff, platoon leaders, platoon sergeants - 65.0 MEDEVAC (helicopter) - 45.5 BAS/ambulance - 58.0 Voodoo CMD — platoon leaders, platoon sergeants, company medics - 57.5 Voodoo — company and platoon medics - 57.0 Med-1 — ACO medics - 56.5 Med-2 — DCO medics - Handwritten examples: 65 flat helicopter; 56 flat ambulance These frequencies are training examples only. The addon checks for a powered radio but does not enforce a tuned game channel. If a helicopter crashes, the paper safety call is "FALLEN ANGEL" on 65.0. This does not automatically create an aircraft-recovery mission. IMPORTANT: "Fly for flight" is retained as the paper dispatch phrase. The automatic stock-scenario responder is a GROUND AMBULANCE. A helicopter is not spawned unless the mission explicitly configures or provides one. Version 0.2.0 corrects the chat-manager load failure from 0.1.0 and adds the PC voice bridge, paper-protocol phraseology, and automatic stock-scenario ground MEDEVAC response.