Melchior FRANZ
> * Erik Hofman -- Monday 06 February 2006 13:35:
> > The original code was written for/by John Wojnaroski so you might be
> > asking this a the wrong time. Personally I feel it would be a nice
> addition.
>
> OK, then I'll continue to work on it (as I've done since yesterday).
> I'll make it so that the preferences file decides how many voices there
> are. For each /sim/sound/voice[*]/{text,volume,pitch,speed} there will
> a channel be opened to festival and maintained by the subsystem.
> We could then add aliases for copilot, instructor, etc. Would be nice
> if the b29 copilot reported "gear down" etc., or the bo105 copilot
> gave some navigation hints ("I think we are too far already". :-)
>
> BTW: the whole thing won't depend on festival. One can easily write
> a few lines of perl to simulate a festival server and use the text
> for different purposes. For example, to let a human or a trained
> monkey read it. And all others can map the text to the screen.log.
>
> I'll start to commit once I got permission. (The old ATC voice
> thing will lose the /sim/sound/voice property first, which is used
> as an "enabled" flag, and finally die.)
>
I'm working at getting Festival to compile under Cygwin. They claim that it
does, and, while it's very long-winded, it's looking good so far ...
Vivian
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