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Проверь что у тебя стоит Lua и включен CSharp Scripting
Example: If you are wearing headphones, and you are standing only half a meter to the right of the radio, you will ONLY hear the radio out of your left headphone and not the right at all.
This means the only time you hear the radio out of both headphones is if you stand literally directly under it. Not a very pleasant experience for headphones users.
Instead, consider doing some gradual range-based audio falloff. If I am 1 meter right of the radio, maybe I hear the radio at 90% volume in my left ear and 80% in my right ear, and so on as distance and direction change.
1. POWER_IN - Cablebox
2. SET_STATE - Lever (Turn on and off)
3. SWITCH_CHANNEL - Button
4. CHANGE_VOLUME - Button