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1- no, test is ok
2- disable "distort voice on ship damage" did the trickNo boom now
Okay cool. The distortion on ship damage does alter the voice throughout, in an attempt to allow for distortion to work properly. I'll take another look at this bit in future to see if I can make it more friendly in the non-damaged state.
Well, it seems v2.0.5 won't remain running very long if I have the Netlog monitor or ESDM responder active. With those active, it crashes the moment it tries to announce leaving Supercruise at the final destination, or immediately after entering frame-shift, when attempting to announce details of the next jump point. There's nothing in the logs that seems out of sorts, it just... crashes and burns.
Yes, I have pointed the Netlog monitor to the game's storage location point (the Obtain button worked just fine), and I have created and entered the API key and Commander name for EDSM. Simply having those active seems to be what is ruining EDDI's day.
Yes, I have pointed the Netlog monitor to the game's storage location point (the Obtain button worked just fine), and I have created and entered the API key and Commander name for EDSM. Simply having those active seems to be what is ruining EDDI's day.
So if you have those inactive, it does not crash? I am working on pinpointing some similar issues...
What is the system name you are in?
What happens if you scan a body in the system?
Also...what is your OS, and what voice are you using?
Just in time for the weekend comes version 2.0.6 of EDDI. Lots of stability changes, namely:
Download from the usual place, and any issues please let me know.
- Update ship information when undocking
- Retain ship information between relogs
- Attempt to avoid crashes when configuration files have been corrupted
- Avoid potential crash when network request times out
- Added keepalive harness to monitor threads to catch errors and restart when appropriate
- Strip SSML tags if SSML speech fails, then try again
- Add material IDs for previously-known materials
- Attempt to avoid bad voices that could crash EDDI
- Fall back to standard speech if SSML isn't working
- Add configuration option to avoid SSML altogether
- Updated troubleshooting guide
- Updated VoiceAttack system variables
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Any way we could mute the voice or turn down the volume of it with a VA command? I use VA to launch a Kodi instance inside of an OnTopReplica window so I can watch shows while flying on long-haul missions... unfortunately evertime I jump into a new system EDDI yells all that info at me. I'd like to make a VA command that just mutes the voice, or even better sends the text output to an "always on top" window with 60% opacity or something so that you can read the text output instead of hear it... This is probably a long-term feature request though... Might be easy if the guy who's making TCE could collaborate?
great jgm this one fixes a lot of small and big problems. no more not set from EDDI with voice attack.
Hiya! I'm not at home at the moment, but I can tell you it would crash when entering frame shift, when a few times it had been able to give me the complete rundown on the system I was jumping to, then just started crashing at that point for some reason.
It would also crash when it tried to announce leaving jump, though that settled down when I disabled the Edsm link.
I'm running win7 64 bit with an aftermarket voice. Can't remember which, but it's one of the brands that was mentioned somewhere up the thread. I'll detail that when I'm home again.
The system I was testing in most often was Chona.
I now see there's a new version so I'll give that a try and see what changes for behavior.
I'm having an issue with Voice Attack. I installed EDDI into the APPS directory, started EDDI, configured it. It works great by itself. Shut EDDI down, start VA, make sure Enable Plugins is on, and make a profile called EDDI 2, then import the file. Restart VA, nothing. Restart computer nothing... It says Plugins Enabled, but it never gives a message about EDDI starting the way it did with the older version when we loaded in the start bit each time.
I should perhaps note that my VA isn't installed in the default, it is on the E drive, but otherwise it's the same.
I should perhaps note that my VA isn't installed in the default, it is on the E drive, but otherwise it's the same.
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Had the exact same problem this evening, and like you tried all the obvious, checked logs, used the ctrl+alt+shift+e shortcut in the voice attack window and the plugin would not load or respond.
However I did install the beta version straight over the top of the current version and plugin loaded straight away, profiles were all still intact, and seems to be working fine for me now.
However I did install the beta version straight over the top of the current version and plugin loaded straight away, profiles were all still intact, and seems to be working fine for me now.
Try checking the "Disable phonetic speech" box in EDDI's "Text-to-speech" tab and restart.
Yes, please note that EDDI requires at least version 1.5.12.22 of VoiceAttack to function correctly.
also if you install VA on another drive do remember to check that when you install EDDI it to goes to the other drive by default it installs to the C drive
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