I think I just need to get in there and play around with itIs there any way to customize the script for the speech responder?
Absolutely. Just copy the personality and change whatever you want.
I think I just need to get in there and play around with itIs there any way to customize the script for the speech responder?
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I'm presently working on a profile script that error checks whether the ship has an installed fighter or SRV hangar before issuing a launch or deploy command. Another commander is working on a his profile which will warn if he's wanted in the system he just entered. Seriously. the options and flexibility is now mind-bending.
I hope that clears up what EDDI does vs your typical Voice Attack profile.
Absolutely. Just copy the personality and change whatever you want.
I was just reading through the eddi.json and so...
"Exploration promotion": {
"enabled": true,
"priority": 3,
"responder": true,
"script": "You have been recognised for your exploration skills, {F("Honorific")}.",
Will have the speech responder say "You have been recognised for your exploration skills, Pathfinder" for example.
and ones like...
"Screenshot": {
"enabled": true,
"priority": 3,
"responder": true,
"script": null,
Where "script" is set to null will not say anything at all? If so, then I assume, I can replace null with my own verbiage and variables, and the speech responder will reply to the event? Expanding on that, then I can replace scripts with null to prevent the speech responder from, well, saying anything?
Best guess is that you have installed 32-bit voices. They show up in the TTS list but aren't actually available when it comes to speaking through the Windows TTS synthesiser. Which voices in particular are they?
When I say "change the personality" you can do this in EDDI's UI. There's a 'copy personality' button on the Speech responder tab. You can disable individual scripts with the checkbox next to the script's name, and edit the scripts as required. Editing the JSON file directly will most likely lead to errors that could be very hard to track down.
Honorific() is a function that works out what to call you based on the allegiance of the local system and your relevant superpower rating, for example if you're King and in Empire space it will call you "your highness".
CA-Heather,GB-Hazel & US-ZiraPro. They worked fine before in the TTS configuration window, but now (probably after a reboot) they stopped working. Do you have any idea where can I find additional TTS voices for Windows 7 64-bit? Google provides all sorts of fishy workarounds, most of them are at least 3-4 years old.
EDIT: Turns out, TTS was not working correctly in windows...nothing to do with EDDI. I resolved the issue resolved by changing my Windows Audio from 7.1 back to stereo.
This page right here is what I did when I was using Windows 7 64 bit...worked a treat.
https://social.technet.microsoft.co...ows-7-and-set-as-default?forum=w7itproinstall
So I can only use EDDI voice when Audio is set to Stereo? Please tell me this isn't the case, otherwise this is a major turn off...
No, not saying that at all!
It is my own hardware configuration causing the issue. TTS was not working at all, not just in EDDI.
I am having the same problem - EDDI voice seems to work only when the sound is set to Stereo.
Additionally, when I launch Voice Attack I don't get the plugin saying that EDDI has been initialised. And yes, I followed all the troubleshooting instructions.
I've followed the installation instructions exactly from a fresh install no matter what I do I can't get VoiceAttack to load the EDDI plugin? I installed EDDI into the VoiceAttack/Apps folder and enabled plugins, when I start VA it says plugins enabled but doesn't load EDDI? Here's an image of the /Apps/EDDI folder http://imgur.com/a/4CqnT
I am having the same problem - EDDI voice seems to work only when the sound is set to Stereo.
Additionally, when I launch Voice Attack I don't get the plugin saying that EDDI has been initialised. And yes, I followed all the troubleshooting instructions.
Please could both of you post screenshots of your VoiceAttack main screen after startup, and your VoiceAttack options screen? Thanks.
If you had any old versions of eddi then you need to nuke them from orbit before installing. Including any eddi folders in the %appdata% area.