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ATG Signals for RHS Devices

by Smudge202 · all their mods

Fits ATG Signals to RHS's Garmin watches, DAGR and Orion, and feeds their Spectrum device.

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Details

Author
Smudge202
Version
8.0.1
Size
28 KB
Licence
APL-ND
Game version
1.8.0.13
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0 / 0 dislikes
Published
5 Sep 2026
Updated
1 month ago
Workshop ID
6A929E09884635A7

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Version history

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  1. v8.0.1 28 KB 8 Sep 2026

    CHANGED - Follows the device split in ATG Signals between receiving and relaying positions

  2. v8.0.0 28 KB 5 Sep 2026
Description from the Workshop

Fits ATG Signals to the navigation kit RHS already ships, so a server running both gets working GPS watches and handhelds without ATG shipping models of its own. It also offers ATG's emitters to RHS's radio-source consumers, so their Spectrum device picks up ATG's network. Requires RHS Status Quo and ATG Signals. Every ATG-specific idea lives in ATG Signals. This mod only says which RHS item is which kind of device, and translates ATG's emitters into something RHS's kit understands - so ATG Signals carries no knowledge of RHS at all. THE DEVICES Each one is corrected in place, at RHS's own path, so no new item appears in an arsenal and nothing that already hands one out needs changing. Garmin Foretrex 401 - a watch. Reports its wearer every 15 seconds. Does not sense condition, does not show other people. Garmin tactix Bravo, and its four colours - a watch. Reports its wearer every 10 seconds, and is the only device here that senses whether its wearer has gone down. DAGR and Orion - handhelds. Report their holder every 2 seconds, reach the data band when their holder also carries a radio, and are what lets you see other people. The split follows the real hardware. The Bravo is a fitness watch worn against the wrist with a pulse sensor in it, so it is in a position to notice its wearer has stopped. The Foretrex is a wrist-mounted GPS with no physiological sensor, and the handhelds are receivers carried in a pocket or a pack - they place their holder exactly and can tell nobody whether he is still standing. A watch shows you where you are and nothing else. A handheld is what lets you see other people, and that is what costs the inventory volume. Neither Foretrex 401 prefab is recommended: one has button actions looking for a component it does not have, and the other's screen shows nothing of use. Both are still fitted, because a Foretrex on a wrist reports its wearer whether or not its own screen is any good. THE SPECTRUM SEAM RHS ship a handheld Spectrum...