You can adjust the volume of speech in EDDI via the Text-to-Speech tab.
You can adjust the volume of speech in EDDI via the Text-to-Speech tab.
Hi,
does any of you have some experience with 'time' values in EDDI?
I am now collecting credits for my new ship, it is a lotta money, so I am going to do passenger missions for a couple of weeks. I would like to make these missions a bit more exciting (instead just jumping, jumping, jumping...), and measure the 'jump times' (in 'jumped' event, from the previous system to current system), like lap times, record the fastest one, something like this. Maybe I can even break the record of 12 parsecs at the end.
Do you know, what is the syntax to get the actual time and how to subtract one from the other?
Any help would be appreciated!
Best regards!
It's not really part of the documentation, but all events include an {event.timestamp} variable that contains the time when the event was received.
Include something like this in your 'Jumped' script:
{SetState('EDDI_jumped_timestamp', event.timestamp)}
Add something like the following in your 'FSD engaged' script:
{Humanise(SecondsSince(state.EDDI_jumped_timestamp))} seconds, {F('Honorific')}
In principle, this should give you what you want. Send me a PM if you'd like additional help refining this.
This post reminded me of something I have been thinking about...
I have 3 voices installed on my Windows 10: Zira, Dave and Hazel (all english, of course). Is it possible to make Voice Attack (or perhaps EDDI itself) change the voice to be used by EDDI? I mean, let's say I create a command like "change to Hazel" and after that EDDI uses Hazel's voice.
In fact what I would like to implement is a "multi voice" Voice Attack profile. Then we could tell voice attack to use a different voice for each "set o commands" we have.
And yes, this idea came from one of the newest profile packs created by HCS, only they use recorded voice lines
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This post reminded me of something I have been thinking about...
I have 3 voices installed on my Windows 10: Zira, Dave and Hazel (all english, of course). Is it possible to make Voice Attack (or perhaps EDDI itself) change the voice to be used by EDDI? I mean, let's say I create a command like "change to Hazel" and after that EDDI uses Hazel's voice.
In fact what I would like to implement is a "multi voice" Voice Attack profile. Then we could tell voice attack to use a different voice for each "set o commands" we have.
And yes, this idea came from one of the newest profile packs created by HCS, only they use recorded voice lines
Hi,
I was investigating about using 'multi-voice', but I personally could't find the Holy Grail.
Some possibilities:
-how to change profile (not really voice related, but interesting) :
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/133188-Switching-Profiles-In-Voice-Attack-Made-Easy
How to use a different-than-default voice in your profile:
It is not much, but I hope, helps a bit...
Best regards!
Not much? That's exactly what I needed. Really thanks for this tip
Now I just have to crack my head and come up with the "logics" to make my idea work.
Really thanks! o7
Hi,
success in case of 'Stopwatch-project'! It is not really a complicated VA script, so I just post the link. It is using an external app on my secondary monitor, VA sends just the start/stop and reset keyboard commands:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...and-Unicorns?p=5976849&viewfull=1#post5976849
Best regards!
success in case of 'Stopwatch-project'! It is not really a complicated VA script, so I just post the link. It is using an external app on my secondary monitor, VA sends just the start/stop and reset keyboard commands:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...and-Unicorns?p=5976849&viewfull=1#post5976849
Best regards!
Hello! I'm using the track IR to play elite dangerous, but i find it VERY annoying to have it on wherever i browse the stations interface! Can't stand the tracking function on that part of the game.
So i adapted some of my docking and undocking commands to press "F7" so that track ir pause its tracking function!
But i wanted to make it more streamlined when such events (using the Elite dangerous Journal log) occur in game VA would automatically press the F7 key for me! Is this possible somehow?
Thank you for your time!
So i adapted some of my docking and undocking commands to press "F7" so that track ir pause its tracking function!
But i wanted to make it more streamlined when such events (using the Elite dangerous Journal log) occur in game VA would automatically press the F7 key for me! Is this possible somehow?
Thank you for your time!
thx for the link but yeah i cant comprehend how to "trigger" the ((EDDI docked)) script to the VA profile command... dang im dumb! oh well!
also is there a 'fix' for this "distance report' script to work? would be nice to see how many jumps i might have on a set plot!
You can setup the event in voiceattack to send the trackir pause keybind when the event triggers.
In your VA profile make a new command with ((EDDI docked)) in the “when I say” box.
Then in that command add a Press a key line and pick F7 as the key to press.
Now when you run VA as soon as the EDDI plugin picks up the docked event from the journal it will activate the VA command ((EDDI docked)) and that will press F7 for you.
For the reverse action create a similar ((EDDI undocked)) command in VA
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hummm ... thx guys seems simple but it does not work for me! i even found this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQbR8SfCTRk
well seems like when the command is "nested" onto another profile (my custom profile) it dosent work! is there a way to evoke the plugin from another profile which is not the EDDI profile?
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Hi, Tulextreme,
Is your trackIR command 'F7' set in trackIR software as global hotkey? If not, and you don't have the possibility to set within trackIR, AutoHotkey can help to adjust it.
here is my AHK script for a similar situation, based on this you should be able to do the trick.
If you have questions, I am happy to help (as much I can)!
Best regards!
Is your trackIR command 'F7' set in trackIR software as global hotkey? If not, and you don't have the possibility to set within trackIR, AutoHotkey can help to adjust it.
here is my AHK script for a similar situation, based on this you should be able to do the trick.
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
^1::next() ;next pic
^2:
^3::nfol() ;next folder
^4:
^5::fpic() ;first pic
^9::nxtrndpic() ;next rnd pic
next()
{ControlSend,,{Enter}, Honeyview
}
prev()
{ControlSend,,{Esc}, Honeyview
}
fpic()
{ControlSend,,{Tab}, Honeyview
}
nfol()
{ControlSend,,{Space}, Honeyview
}
pfol()
{ControlSend,,{}, Honeyview
}
nxtrndpic()
{ControlSend,,{Del}, Honeyview
}
If you have questions, I am happy to help (as much I can)!
Best regards!
Hey Brigetiol1! It worked i had to create the docked and undocked command into the Astra profile itself to work!
Thing is i never mess with the astra profile in any way so it dont get messed up but in this situation that was the only way for it to work!
btw u got me rly lost onto that auto hot key quote lol ... thx anyhow!
o7
Thing is i never mess with the astra profile in any way so it dont get messed up but in this situation that was the only way for it to work!
btw u got me rly lost onto that auto hot key quote lol ... thx anyhow!
o7
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Probably a stupid already covered question but.....how do you add a script to eddi? I am using VA Astra and have eddi commands included. The base eddi commands work fine. I wanted to play around with eddi and add some of the user created scripts. Is there a tutorial for this? Do I add the to the new eddi commands to the eddi profile? It would be great to see this done one time before I screw something up
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Probably a stupid already covered question but.....how do you add a script to eddi? I am using VA Astra and have eddi commands included. The base eddi commands work fine. I wanted to play around with eddi and add some of the user created scripts. Is there a tutorial for this? Do I add the to the new eddi commands to the eddi profile? It would be great to see this done one time before I screw something up
Hi Elprez,
In EDDI, on the Speech Responder tab, click the 'Copy Personality' button and name it however you like. You can then edit all the scripts in this new copy, or add new ones of your own.
o7
-=] Darkcyde [=-
Hey cmdrs!
A short question: Is it posible that eddi gives you a warning if you go to orbital cruise or gliding and aproach a high-gravity planet? I could not find a solution for this.
e.g.
You fly to a planet, entering orbital-cruise and then eddi checks for the gravity of a planet. If it is above 1.5g it gives a warning: "Attention: Body has higher then average gravity". If it is a planet above 2.0g it gives the warning: "Danger: Body has very high gravity. Be aware of serious damage on landing, commander!".
Would be so cool
A short question: Is it posible that eddi gives you a warning if you go to orbital cruise or gliding and aproach a high-gravity planet? I could not find a solution for this.
e.g.
You fly to a planet, entering orbital-cruise and then eddi checks for the gravity of a planet. If it is above 1.5g it gives a warning: "Attention: Body has higher then average gravity". If it is a planet above 2.0g it gives the warning: "Danger: Body has very high gravity. Be aware of serious damage on landing, commander!".
Would be so cool
Hey cmdrs!
A short question: Is it posible that eddi gives you a warning if you go to orbital cruise or gliding and aproach a high-gravity planet? I could not find a solution for this.
e.g.
You fly to a planet, entering orbital-cruise and then eddi checks for the gravity of a planet. If it is above 1.5g it gives a warning: "Attention: Body has higher then average gravity". If it is a planet above 2.0g it gives the warning: "Danger: Body has very high gravity. Be aware of serious damage on landing, commander!".
Would be so cool
You can do this using the entered normal space script.
Here is an example of my entered normal space eddi script:
Code:
{_ Context }{SetState("eddi_context_last_subject", "fsd")}
{SetState("eddi_context_last_action", "disengage")}
{SetState('eddi_context_body_name', event.body)}
{SetState('eddi_context_body_system', event.system)}
{SetState("type", event.bodytype)}
{SetState("body", event.body)}
{if state.eddi_context_interdicted != "yes":
{Pause(2000)}
{ShipName()} has {OneOf("left supercruise", "{OneOf(\"entered\", \"returned to\", \"dropped to\")} normal space")}
{if event.bodytype = "Planet":
{OneOf("near", "close to", "in the vicinity of")} planet {P(event.body)}.
{set reportbody to BodyDetails(state.eddi_context_body_name, eddi_context_body_system)}
{if !reportbody.name || reportbody.name = "":
|else:
This planet is a
{if reportbody.gravity < 0.5:
low-gravity
|elif reportbody.gravity <2:
medium-gravity
|elif reportbody.gravity <4:
high-gravity
|else:
extremely high-gravity
}
{round(reportbody.gravity, 2)} G {reportbody.planettype}.
}
|elif event.bodytype = "Star":
{OneOf("near", "close to", "in the vicinity of")} star {P(event.body)}
|elif event.bodytype = "Station":
{OneOf("near", "close to", "in the vicinity of")} station {P(event.body)}
|elif event.bodytype = "PlanetaryRing":
in Planetary Ring {P(token(event.body," Ring",0))}
}
}
{SetState("eddi_context_interdicted", "no")}The script queries EDDN for planet info and will report the planet gravity if it is available. This only works on planets that have info in EDDN.
Nice one. This reminds me that even if you don't have a DSS, a basic (level 2) scan will give you the planet's mass and radius, which is enough for EDDI to calculate the surface gravity because the game uses real-world physics for that. I'll open a ticket for EDDI to do that.