For the Variable Name, just useThank y’all for help T'kael VA Dismiss/Recall works perfect.
How to use VA variables from EDDI in VA?
If i put for examplethen its drop an errorCode:{BOOL:EDDI embark onplanet}
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I do not find any explanation for this. Can someone please show me the right direction on this?
EDDI embark onplanet
. You don't need the brackets { } or the 'EDDI:' part. I've updated my comment, which I think may be important for you.Thank you.
When you look at this page you'll notice all the variables have a prefix, that's an indication of the type of check you need to use to test it's value.Thank y’all for help T'kael VA Dismiss/Recall works perfect.
How to use VA variables from EDDI in VA?
{BOOL:EDDI embark onplanet}
and correctly you have used the Boolean compare option, however you don't need the full string {BOOL:EDDI embark onplanet}
just EDDI embark onplanet
is enough, the only time you'd want or need to use the full string is if you wish to output the value to the VA log. To do that you'd use something like this;Write [Blue] 'Embarked = {BOOL:EDDI embark onplanet}' to log
Write [Blue] 'UA Target = {TXT:EDDI under attack target}' to log
The default script in EDDI for the 'Message received' event already does this. It has code to specifically exclude the voice you use as the main one, and it will randomly choose one from all other voices you have installed in Windows. There are some caveats though, as not all voices can be used by EDDI.BTW are there a way to filter available voices that read NPC messages by not use my personality voice configured in EDDI?
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Zira Desktop").name
{_ Exclude the active voice and any other voices you include below from voice selections }
{set spokenVoiceExemptions to
[
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Stefan").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft David").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Katja").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Hazel").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Hedda").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Paulina").name,
VoiceDetails("Microsoft Adam").name,
VoiceDetails("IVONA 2 Brian").name
]}
This should work too.Looks like:
does the trick. Thank youCode:{_ Exclude the active voice and any other voices you include below from voice selections } {set spokenVoiceExemptions to [ VoiceDetails("Microsoft Stefan").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft David").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft Katja").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft Hazel").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft Hedda").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft Paulina").name, VoiceDetails("Microsoft Adam").name, VoiceDetails("IVONA 2 Brian").name ]}
{_ Exclude the active voice and any other voices you include below from voice selections }
{set spokenVoiceExemptions to
[
"Microsoft Stefan",
"Microsoft David",
"Microsoft Katja",
"Microsoft Hazel",
"Microsoft Hedda",
"Microsoft Paulina",
"Microsoft Adam",
"IVONA 2 Brian"
]}
VoiceDetails()
allows you to obtain information (including gender for example) for a named voice, or the default voice if no name is specified. VoiceDetails().name
then just becomes an elegant way to exclude your default voice without knowing it in advance. ;-) VoiceDetails().name
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