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  • #76
    Re: BF2 & VoiceBuddy3.0

    Originally posted by Talus
    Adding a post to help separate the replies from the instructions.
    Thanks Talus.

    Originally posted by Cardini
    Hi LanserShrek.

    The TS thing is more about having my TS friends having to hear my Shoot commands, and or or hearing me say to my TS friends, "I'm going to DEFEND a flag"' and reacting to the DEFEND voice phrase. So setting them both to toggle or press to activate seems like the only viable way to go at the moment. I'm just goint to have to experiment some more to see what works best. Any suggestions on how to train just the few words I need?
    Hi Cardini,

    While I was quickly doing up the Shoot install steps i noticed that the MS Speech software has a custom dictionary. Within Shoot you can get to it from 'Speech \ Recognizer \ Custom Dictionary' and add words. maybe this might sort our occasionally missed words. Haven't tried it but sure it's worth a shot.

    Originally posted by GI_WILD
    Lansercheck,
    thanks, this works for me.
    Glad that worked GI_WILD

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    • #77
      Re: BF2 & VoiceBuddy3.0

      I made this profile, but I get an error message that reads:
      there is an error at line 6,position 9 while reading
      c:\program files\shoot\profiles\real flight.xml
      full error message:
      this is an unexpected token. the expected token is'NAME', LINE 6, POSITON 9

      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>

      <shoot-config>
      <command-list>
      <command name="General Gameplay - throttle up" phrase="throttle up"
      <Key type="0"/>
      </command>
      <command name="General Gameplay - throttle back" phrase="throttle back"
      <key type="8"/>
      </command>
      <Command name="General Gameplay - turn left" phrase="turn left"
      <keytype="numbpad4"/>
      </command>
      <command name="General Gameplay - turn right" phrase="turn right"
      <key type="numpad6"/>
      </command>
      <command name="General Gameplay - move up" phrase="move up"
      <key type="numpad8"/>
      </command>
      <command name="General Gameplay - move down" phrase="move down"
      <key type="numpad2"/>
      </command>
      </command-list>

      <push-to-talk initial-state="on">
      </push-to-talk>

      <sounds>
      <sound type="speech-enabled" source="working.wav"
      volume="100" pan="0"/>
      </sounds>
      </shoot-config>

      what does that emply? how to fix?

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      • #78
        Re: BF2 &amp; VoiceBuddy3.0

        Originally posted by GI_WILD
        I made this profile, but I get an error message that reads:
        there is an error at line 6,position 9 while reading
        c:\program files\shoot\profiles\real flight.xml
        full error message:
        this is an unexpected token. the expected token is'NAME', LINE 6, POSITON 9
        Hi again GI_WILD,

        Lucky the Shoot error gives us the line it fails on easier to troubleshoot. Looks like a simple syntax error again. A ">" appears to be missing from each Command header so your first command should actually be...

        <command name="General Gameplay - throttle up" phrase="throttle up">
        <Key type="0"/>
        </command>
        Make sure you close of each of those lines with a ">" and it should work.

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        • #79
          Re: BF2 &amp; VoiceBuddy3.0

          Thanks,
          where do you start counting lines and spaces?
          cause now its looking for press, release on line 6,10
          child element?
          I am thinking i need to press & release numpad key when executng all these commands except throttle.???

          thanks, I finally sorted through the commands, and got it working:
          <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>
          <shoot-config>
          <command-list>
          <command name="General Gameplay - throttle up" phrase="throttle up">
          <key type="0"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - throttle back" phrase="throttle nine">
          <key type="9"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - cut throttle" phrase="throttle eight">
          <key type="8"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - decrease throttle" phrase="throttle one">
          <key type="1"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - turn left" phrase="turn left">
          <key type="Numpad4" repeat="3"/>
          <release type="Numpad4"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - turn right" phrase="turn right">
          <key type="Numpad6" repeat="3"/>
          <release type="Numpad6"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - move up" phrase="move up">
          <key type="Numpad2" repeat="2"/>
          <release type="Numpad2"/>
          </command>
          <command name="General Gameplay - move down" phrase="move down">
          <key type="Numpad8" repeat="3"/>
          <release type="Numpad8"/>
          </command>
          </command-list>
          <push-to-talk initial-state="on">
          </push-to-talk>
          <sounds>
          <sound type="speech-enabled" source="working.wav" volume="100" pan="0"/>
          </sounds>
          </shoot-config>
          http://www.realflight.com
          this is so cool.

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          • #80
            Re: BF2 &amp; VoiceBuddy3.0

            Originally posted by Lanserschrek
            Hi Spuddy,

            A few people have already messaged me with the request and I emailed it to them. So here's my XML file you can use to start with. You might want to edit out the stuff that calls the AutoHotkey Commo Rose stuff but pretty much all the other Battlefield keyboard commands have been defined. Edit it to your hearts content.

            EDIT: I just realised you wanted to try the Autohotkey stuff as well so find that attached and ready for experimentation too. Drop me a line or post if you have questions.

            EDIT2: Original file removed, the following zip file contains a new fully working XML file for Shoot 1.6.4 which can interact with the Commo Rose using DosX's method of assigning Commo Rose functions to the Numpad.

            Many thanks to Spuddy for his great find.

            Installation process here.
            Thanks for all, ca n u help me, im doing something wrong.
            Here u will find an image of the error that the shoot showme when i try to FILE/OPEN/ Profiles/Battlefield 2 Shoot.xml.
            Thanks in advance!

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            • #81
              Re: BF2 &amp; VoiceBuddy3.0

              Originally posted by Turrete
              Thanks for all, ca n u help me, im doing something wrong.
              Here u will find an image of the error that the shoot showme when i try to FILE/OPEN/ Profiles/Battlefield 2 Shoot.xml.
              Thanks in advance!
              That's a .net problem. I'm guessing you have .net 2.0 installed, unfortunately Shoot doesn't like it and prefers .net 1.1 installed instead.

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