The Wolfe Pack

@blindbat84 Awesome, I am glad you're feeling better and don't have whatever it is that's going around now. Trying to get work done while sick is terrible.

@blindbat84 It could be just allergies Fall is getting close, and with it comes Fall allergies, but it's all good because Halloween!

@blindbat84 there's a nasty virus going around. We've been passing it back and forth for a month or more. That's how it starts. You might wanna stock up on NyQuil lol.

@sektor @Blobsta "" usually means empty string. If for some reason it didn't, you could try " " which would replace the string with a single space.

@baethyn I tried type interrupt and it didn't do exactly what I wanted, because Control is one of the keys I use to play the game. I did find the solution though. If something is using the nvdaControllerClient and you don't want speech interrupted on key presses, put #nvda in sleep mode, NVDA+Shift+s. It worked quite awesomely.

I have been working the past few days to get text to speech support in Toby Doom on Windows. I have been successful for the most part, and there's now a powershell script that uses nvdaControllerClient.dll. If interested, more information on the audiogames.net forum.

I seem to remember hearing that #nvda has a mode you can use for games where the speech isn't interrupted if you are holding a key when it says something. Anyone know how to activate this mode if it exists?

@sektor @Lironah No, it's mostly in the experimental stage at this point, plus with eh problems introduced by wine 9.X, I'm not sure it would even work any more. I think there's a script in AGM to set up nvda in a bottle.

@sektor @Lironah NVDA works, but it requires some hoop jumping. The main problem with AGM, is how to get the wine instance to stop after the game ends, because, NVDA is still a running process so it remains open.

I have been working on getting Toby Doom using TTS in Windows. Using Powershell, and it is actually coming along quite nicely. Powershell has some nifty features. It's not bash, but not too bad nonetheless. To follow progress, there is this topic on the audiogames.net forum.