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The `fadeXXX` commands exhibit some inconsistent behavior. For instance, the `fadeRadio` command can affect the UI sounds (e.g. button click): ``` 0 fadeRadio 0; //can't hear button clicks, etc. anymore ``` And `directSay` is not affected by `fadeSpeech` (which is what you'd expect based on the name of the command) and instead is affected by `fadeRadio`: ``` 0 fadeSpeech 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //you can still hear the unit 0 fadeRadio 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //now it works ```

The `fadeXXX` commands exhibit some inconsistent behavior. For instance, the `fadeRadio` command can affect the UI sounds (e.g. button click): ``` 0 fadeRadio 0; //can't hear button clicks, etc. anymore ``` And `directSay` is not affected by `fadeSpeech` (which is what you'd expect based on the name of the command) and instead is affected by `fadeRadio`: ``` 0 fadeSpeech 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //you can still hear the unit ``` ``` 0 fadeRadio 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //now it works ```

The `fadeXXX` commands exhibit some inconsistent behavior. For instance, the `fadeRadio` command can affect the UI sounds (e.g. button click): ``` 0 fadeRadio 0; //can't hear button clicks, etc. anymore ``` And `directSay` is not affected by `fadeSpeech` (which is what you'd expect based on the name of the command) and instead is affected by `fadeRadio`: ``` 0 fadeSpeech 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //you can still hear the unit ``` ``` 0 fadeRadio 0; _somUnit directSay "SentAmmoLow"; //now it works ```