Re: dev's becomeing one
I'm sure it's possible, but anyone who could do it has a day job. That's the reason there are so few good audiogames. All the people who are smart enough to actually be able to make them have 40 hour work weeks. Maybe in like 10 years when some of them start to
Re: Java IDE Accessibility
@2Hmm, I wonder how the hell a speech synthesizer effects accessibility in any shape or form? From what I've seen (using eSpeak, IBMTTS, and SAPI), it all seems to work the same. NVDA's Synth Drivers should all have the same base class
Re: Why "COMify" the SAPI support in C Sharp?
@3My main problem with OneCore is that they don't let developers make voices custom for it, as well as not exposing the API, very easily and much of it, anyways, but that could change. The way NVDA has to talk to it is probably, interesting. It
Re: Why "COMify" the SAPI support in C Sharp?
Erm, doesn't System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer() use COM as a backend? I'm not positive, but pretty sure that's what I heard. So if that's true, the only thing you would gain are more source code lines. Oh and a headache from using COM.
Re: mac python error when packing to executable
Is this an M1? If so, there's your problem. Tuns of libs don't work with M1 yet.
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Re: where i can find the errors in nvda addons
Well, you have logging set to disabled, based on what you posted. NVDA menu -> Preferences -> Settings -> General -> Logging Level. Set it to info.
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Re: can I stream audio files useing py team talk by Carter Temm
Nope, you need to use the TT SDK. Which is about $1200. None of the wrappers support audio.
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Re: Python - changing the voice of a win32com SpVoice instance
Hm, haven't messed with win32com and SAPI much. It's generally a bad practice to use a normal except without an error though, so that could be doing things. Do you know what exception it raises? Maybe like:except
Re: Issue with Tolk in C#
Er, I dunno. Did you add TolkDotNet.dll as a reference to your project, and are the other Tolk DLLs in your directory?
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Re: Heat Engine, a game engine for BGT games
I mean, the topic is from 2015. Of course it would be broken?
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Re: Required Tolk assistance.
MinGW and Tolk should work, but MinGw links to .a files, not .lib files, so you will have to build it yourself.
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Re: Required Tolk assistance.
AFAIK you can get release builds from AppVeyor
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Re: Increasing Typing Stability.
On a mechanical for me it's very rare, minus holding the shift key for too long, and so I use a mechanical whenever possible. I'm in a hotel currently though, and will be for a little while, so having to just use my laptop's keyboard.
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Synthesizer exposes a C API. I would recommend reading the documentation.
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Re: Increasing Typing Stability.
Yeah I do it too, especially when sitting on my bed with this laptop on my lap. Oyu instead of you, jsut not just, etc. I also sometimes capitalize the first two letters of a word. This is the exact reason I always proofread, at least for school things.
Re: syntizer formats
It supports WAV, MP3, and FLAC.
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Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
@16, he said in another topic he had to have a sighted person to help him. And he won't respond to me when I ask him, so ya know.@17: My exact point.
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Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
There is. AxSHammer. And it works, but it's apparently still missing a field, plus it's... to say the least, ugly. That also doesn't fix the agreements bullshit or the fields in certain cases.
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There is. AxSHammer. And it works, but it's apparently still missing a field, plus it's... to say the least, ugly.
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Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
Okay.The new app button is aria-hidden.There are some fields VO can't access, so you always get validation errors.In the agreements table, VO won't interact, so you can't sign the paid apps agreement.In the field to enter a name for your app
Re: thinking about messing around with IOS programing, Any tips?
Tip from an avid Mac user: don't.I'm not kidding. Xcode is actually fine, it doesn't take that much getting used to, but publishing your app is where it gets hard. The apple web devs are living in 1648, so the fucking new
Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
It's so bad that I literally cannot, and will not, use it. This coming from someone who uses a Mac for 90% of everything.
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Re: Just released: C library to generate mazes
Thanks for this! One question: Is it possible to generate mazes with a given end point? For example, a random maze, but if I wanted the exit to always be at, say, (25, 25)?
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Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
Yeah we could probably fix it but that repo's dead, they wouldn't except a pr
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Re: Questions about C#
Yuh, you want the reference to TolkDotNet.dll, not Tolk.dll.
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Re: reasons for learning typescript
Please for the love of the gods learn modern _javascript_. I used The Modern _javascript_ Tutorial to learn myself. Can recommend highly.
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Re: Indent Reporter extension for VSCode
@8: erm... what? NVDA should read a tab as "tab" and a space as "space".
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Re: Indent Reporter extension for VSCode
JAWS does, but it's breaky. This will be nice for VO either way. VO needs that feature like, 7 years ago.
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Re: help from python users
@11:Point taken. Yes, that does include downloading GCC/other tools, unzipping, and installing silently. In regards to Synthizer building in half that time: point taken, though do remember you are on a much, much more powerful setup than am I.
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@9:Yeah, it has certainly improved a lot. I'm not sure what version you tried, but we're now on 0.6.12.1. It's still far from perfect, but 30 minute build times for a simple:print("Heelo.")
input()should build in under 3 minutes. Which if we're comparing to
Re: Questions about C#
@10, pun intended?And no, SPs won't work exactly the same, but BASS, OpenAl, etc all support full 3d Audio. There's no Synthizer binding for C# though yet, so I might write one.You can also use the System.Media namespace and play mono wav files that way.
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My vote is MonoGame and BASS.
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Re: help from python users
@7: I actually use Nuitka and it's literally fine, takes at most 10 minutes when I initially run it, and that's to download C compilers and all that. Usually after that it does take a bit, but I'd honestly don't mind it. I can see why it could be a deal breaker,
Re: Let's make an audio first person shooter in _javascript_ together!
Oh, this thing! I completely forgot about it. Once my life calms down a little I might start work on it quite a bit.
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Re: Escape from 63rd and Wallace - [Beta Testers needed!]
tygillesp...@gmail.comm
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Re: is anyone able to use scratch?
Yeah we started with Scratch. I just asked the teacher and did .NET console apps.
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Re: mac python users, I need help.
@5: pythonw.exe does, in fact, come with the installation. That's how .pyw files are ran. I would recommend looking at the links that @2 posted.
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Re: is anyone able to use scratch?
No, it is completely unusable. Ask your teacher if you can do like basic _javascript_ or Python or something, as it's literally dragging blocks onto a canvas.
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Re: is what I’m doing even considered programming?
@5 no, by that logic then anyone who writes as much asimport sysor#include Isn't programming. Even copying from stackoverflow is *technically* programming, even though it isn't you coding the part you coppied, and in all honesty you
Re: Problem when trying to use the package file creator in bgt
If you packed your sounds folder, putting them inside the data file isn't the problem. You have to do something like this, inside your main() or init()
Re: Problem when trying to use the package file creator in bgt
If you packed your osunds folder, putting them inside the data file isn't the problem. You have to do something like this, inside your main() or init()
Re: A few question about C.
Thanks both for your very informative answers.@19: I see. I had seen those two terms thrown around, but never knew what they meant. Thanks for clearing it up, and teaching me when to use malloc / free.@20: I didn't actually pick this up for learning. It's a
Re: A few question about C.
Okay, I'm back again, just to see if I have what pointers are used for exactly correct.So we have this function in a project that I have here, not my function.int read_four_bytes_hex(char *str, FILE *src) {
char byte_str[2];
int i;
int c;
str +=
Re: Your Eclipse Experiences
@4: all this is true, but as I said, it's enough to get you through those shitty CS classes that force Java down your throat.@5: ok, cool. That's what you think. You're free to do so, but they were asking about a Java IDE, not if the language itself is good or
Re: App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
@11 I'll look into that. Thanks
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Re: Your Eclipse Experiences
I had to use it for a class a few months ago. From what I remember, it works OK, nothing that renders it un-useable, there are obviously some quirks though I cannot think of them off the top of my head. Certainly useable to get me through that horrible Java
Re: App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
@8: I'll let this remain a surprise, for now. No game, yet. That'll be next!
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Re: App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
OK, have [this]. It's quite small at the moment, I have some school to do, but I started it.
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Re: App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
@4 I can do Xcode just fine. It's really not that complex once you can get how the interface looks. I might actually get started on that. Connect is a hole other beast though because the Apple web devs are a bunch of lazy fuckers.
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@4 I can do Xcode just fine. It's really not that complex once you can get how the interface looks. Connect is a hole other beast.
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Re: App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
Yeah, you can fix it, and I've also reported it, but this problem is still weird. I see no fields with an error.
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App Store Connect being a pain in my ass.
Firstly, I really hope that this doesn't turn into another Windows versus Mac debate, as we have enough of those already.So here's my problem:I developed an iOS app, and am ready to publish it to the store. But the Apple web devs are living in the
Re: PureBasic: how to represent wchar_t?
DeclareDLL Func(VarName.P-Unicode)This only works on Windows, though. There's a way to do it for Unix-like systems, but I don't know it off the top of my head. If cross-platform is a hope...CompilerIf ; However you check for what the platform is...
Re: PureBasic: how to represent wchar_t?
DeclareDLL Func(VarName.P-Unicode). This only works on Windows, though.
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Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
@27: oh, for sure. That's why I still have a Windows machine around here.
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Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
@25: I'm defending Mac as what I think it is good for. I'm not forcing you to agree with my views. The Mac is more than good enough for me in many, many cases. I can, and do, join Teams and Zoom meetings, although Zoom on the Mac is interesting, write
Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
@22: point taken, but this is more of an OS X thing (yay for mouse orientation), and it annoys me at times, but the trackpad commander is a lifesaver. Everyone likes what they like, though, and I can respect that.
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@19: ah, I see. Both NVDA and JAWS lack it natively, in fact. You can script it with JAWS, but I hate JAWSScript with a passion. Being able to script more than speaking with Applescript is another thing VO needs, actually, on the subject of scripting.
Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
@17, I fully agree. As I said: VO on Mac certainly has it's issues, but it gets worse of a wrap than it deserves.@16: VO+shift+ctrl+c? Where did you learn to use a Mac? It's just CMD+C.
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Re: Make Exit function in Auto IT
If I remember correctly, AutoIt has a keyword to do this. It's Exit.
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Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
VO terminal support is an absolute piece of ass, and I don't think either me or Oriol denies that. But it is certainly useable. I can see why people hate it, and I'd be lying if I said I didn't hate it at times--hell, sometimes I write Swift on Windows and
Re: Developing on Windows VS. Mac
I am one of the people who codes on a Mac basically daily, and my first iOS app is almost done! I'm not going to lie, and say there are no areas where the Mac falls short, as there sure as hell are, and overlooking that would jus be being too optamistic,
Re: Quorum not opening up on my PC
3 GB of ram? Hi Java!
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Re: Framework, my new set of tools for audiogame creation in python3
@92, I'm a Swifter myself, but hardly see how it helps in the case of Python. Can you explain what you mean?
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Re: lucia error, makes no sense to me
Yup, Camlorn is correct. I never figured out how to solve this myself; I simply switched to Mason's framework, and before that, was using a modified version of Lucia.FWIW Framework works pretty well. Synthizer for audio support, menus, maps, etc. I
Re: Flutter and Dart programming language for Android apps
@5, interesting. What's that command, or do you know?
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Re: Flutter and Dart programming language for Android apps
@2 unless I'm not understanding what you're saying, Dart and Flutter are connected, so you *have* to use both.Also, I've been looking at React as well, it looks interesting. The only thing you need to open Android Studio or Xcode
Re: Framework, my new set of tools for audiogame creation in python3
Yeah, I actually don't know why he used Kwargs. I might actually open a PR fixing that. You can give Python default values for variables, and AFAIK the code checks for the type before using them. Either way, I can
Re: Framework, my new set of tools for audiogame creation in python3
Yup, that's **kwargs for you.
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Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
Woah, thanks Oriol!
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Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
@3 you should really write a tutorial for becoming an Apple developer. For example, how accessible is getting a dev ID? Or keyboard shortcuts for XCode?You don't need XCode for Flutter? Idk, for one of them you do, maybe react? It generates a
Re: questions about developing on an M1 MacBook
VS Code is really accessible on Mac, but if you want to use Swift/Objective-C, you're going to need XCode. And it's certainly useable (Oriol does it), but it's not fun by any means. For something like React/Flutter, you're going to need to
Re: Python: Usage for Joysticks and External Controllers?
@2 is correct. Look up SDL2, though, not sure if it changed between versions.
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Re: Any advice on using Visual Studio Community Edition with NVDA?
It's not bad here, IDK why Cross is having that issue, but I still will not use it, as I said, they can, and have, just gone, "What the actual serious fuck is accessibility?" Granted they probably won't as there are blind
Re: Any advice on using Visual Studio Community Edition with NVDA?
@3I've heard of EdSharp working well for people, though haven't used it myself so can't really say.That's the thing about native languages like C#, or Swift on Mac. It ties you to the tools given. Microsoft hardly documents
Re: Any advice on using Visual Studio Community Edition with NVDA?
Hi.Go to NVDA settings (on 2020.2 I believe and above), click advanced, and check the box that says"Enable selective registration for UI Automation events and property changes"This should improve the accessibility greatly,
Re: letting pygame accept key presses regardless of the keybored language?
Yup. You'd have to rewrite the key handling basically from scratch. Which let's be honest, would actually be good (Lucia's key handling is a pile of shit), but still. Not worth it IMHO.
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Yeah, you only do framework.initialize(), what else? framework.framework.initialize() isn't very practical...
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Re: letting pygame accept key presses regardless of the keybored language?
Without rewriting the hole key handling system, I don't think you can do this. Lucia only supports English chars.
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Re: making a runner
Here's how I would do itif player.walk_timer.elapsed >= player.walk_time: # Or however your timer checks for elapsed
player.walk_timer.restart()
# Walking logic (just increasing and possibly speeding up).
itemcheck() # We want to check for items every step.
Re: pytinyfd: an attempt to wrap tinyfiledialogs
I have actually never heard of it, but sounds interesting. Consider me interested.
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Re: Need help with decoding and understanding bgt's network implementation
C# DLLs are literally Assemblies. They don't expose functions of a DLL in the normal way. Example:using System;
namespace TestDll {
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Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
Hm, win32api? Trypip install pywin32and thenpip install luciaDone!
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Re: Need help with decoding and understanding bgt's network implementation
BGT can't even wrap structs from DLLs. Well, it can. But it's one hell of a processBGTLover wrote:The most important limitation of them all is the mediocre support for calling dlls. I'd say, if you can't get basic
Re: Need help with decoding and understanding bgt's network implementation
Camlorn is right. Here is what BGT uses on GitHub anyways, though.
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Re: best accessible hex editer?
I personally use HXD.
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Re: Framework, my new set of tools for audiogame creation in python3
Synthizer does not currently support loading from a packfile.
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Re: dictionary key error, list index out of range
It could be trying to access a blank dictionary. Try:global dictnameat the top of the func.
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Re: Checking if a script is compiled or not in Python?
The only time I ever use something like this (and I just use frozen) is when I have a runs counter, and I only want it written to when compiled. I really don't recommend using it for anything more than that.
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@49, I believe this is a Synthizer issue.
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Re: Checking if a script is compiled or not in Python?
Can't you just do likedev: bool = TrueAnd simply change it to False when compiling?
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Re: newbie in game developing
I have never seen a side scrolling menu be equal, actually. *m_pro*
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Re: numpy error on windows 2004
The page tells you the version. I think? At least in my case that it was 1.93 something.
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Re: numpy error on windows 2004
Yup, I faced the same problem. If you just read the page, it says to install a very spacific version. Did you try that? It's what fixed it for me.In general though, the Python science stack when distributed in this way breaks itself a lot, so if you have a
Re: fatel error in launcher when trying to compyle with pyinstaller
If it's a console app, don't compile with --windowed. No idea if that's what you're doing, as you're not being clear at all, but worth a shot.
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Re: fatel error in launcher when trying to compyle with pyinstaller
Pyinstaller likes to break if files aren't included (e.g. accessible_output2 and sound_lib).
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Re: fatel error in launcher when trying to compyle with pyinstaller
Are you using sys.stderr to log errors? If so, try viewing the log output from there. Sometimes Pyinstaller acts differently when compiled because reasons.
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Re: Atempting Github Pages with a Header/footer System... Help?
@7 lmao, I think you meant @3? You just mentioned yourself.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/597684/#p597684
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Re: Atempting Github Pages with a Header/footer System... Help?
Can't you just do PHP?
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URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/597626/#p597626
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Re: should I be worried that this python package won't update?
Install the Visual Studio Build Tools.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/597586/#p597586
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