Re: SAPI4 dll for bgt
What is PureTTS?
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SAPI4 dll for bgt
Hello everyone. Does anyone know of a sapi4 dll to use with bgt?Thanks.T-m
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Re: A troubling error relating to Jaws
I use BGT so I get no errors with the output libraries, unless I'm trying to get SAPI4 working. I know nothing about other languages like Python.But try the solution which was in post 2, although I'd backup the directory he toled you to delete, just
Re: announcing a new sound library!
@1, Yep, sounds very good. However, I'm no expert.And critiques? It's not free. Every sound library and software on the internet should be free.But that doesn't change the fact that the sounds are excellent.I'll be keeping an eye out for this on some
Re: announcing a new sound library!
@8, Licences can be broken but PayPall not as easilly. Thanks for putting this up on freesound. Maybe I'll check it out.RegardsT-m
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/393323/#p393323
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Re: announcing there just might be a new, free sound library coming soon!
So it will be free?Awesome! Look forward to hearing it.RegardsT-m
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/392158/#p392158
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Re: announcing a new sound library!
@5, You don't need to pay for REAPER. Just hit escape on the message and you can use it forever. You don't even need to search for a crack.RegardsT-m
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Re: TrainSim
It was an idea, nothing more than that. And maybe I should just make it myself
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Re: what else would be good for creating games besides bgt and python
I can't understand all this hatred towards bgt. Bgt is awesome and you should admit it. But if I had to choose one besides it, it would be C++.RegardsT-m
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/404375/#p404375
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Re: TrainSim
One thing I'd really like to see in a game like this is the ability to drive over people, shoot other cars, poisoning the food on the train and so on. All car sims are just drive, open the doors maybe, avoiding crashes and so on. We need something more fun.RegardsT-m
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Re: Interest in an open source vocoder library?
Awesome job. Look forward to try it myself. When you are programing, you seem to most often program fun and interesting stuff. Keep up the great work.Best regardsT-m
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/407591/#p407591
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Re: list of places to find sounds and music
@14, The licencing not being there is not a problem, it's good, because we have an excuse to break it.Best regardsT-m
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Re: 3d audio in bgt?
@13, I would still like it.Best regardsT-m
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Re: Do you code in BGT? Are you looking for a simple scoreboard system?
Oh, were you talking about a place to post scores? Yes, that would certainly be a good idea.Best regardsT-m
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Re: Do you code in BGT? Are you looking for a simple scoreboard system?
Yes, I code in BGT, but score systems should never be simple.
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Re: Sound Effect Libraries
Yep, Boom Library's sounds are very professional-quality. And I should probably check out that sound-ideas thing if it has gun sound effects, I'm really into those.Best regardsT-m
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/416002/#p416002
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Re: I Wanna Smack Python Upside the Head
Yep, Python isn't always great. For one thing, you need an external module to compile Python in to .exe files. For another, it has horrible syntax and requires indentation. And then there's the thing you got into with it. I would use BGT or C++
Re: Getting started with coding audiogames in Python?
Oriol, you may have heard something like this before, but BGT is good, so why do you even need to switch. I agree that JS is bad, but why did you switch? But if you really want a cross-platform language, try C++, although I don't know
Re: 3d audio in bgt?
Well, I don't know of any 3d audio library yet. Sam and Mason should share the library with other developers.T-m
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Re: My idea to encourage people to use Python and make more games with it
Ok, Python might not be as slow as I said, but BGT's syntax is still much much much much much much much much much much better than Python.Best regardsT-m
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/410336/#p410336
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Re: My idea to encourage people to use Python and make more games with it
Braces like in BGT and C++, and just the syntax of them over all, is much better than in Python, no matter what you say. And I like BGT.Best regardsT-m
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/410603/#p410603
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Re: My idea to encourage people to use Python and make more games with it
Well, Python is very slow, and although BGT is not as fast as something like C++, it has much better syntax than Python, although I'd like to learn Python too because NVDA was made with it.Best regardsT-m
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Re: Getting started in BGT
Regarding the editor, I highly recommend Notepad++. If you use JAWS, it will even tell you the line numbers.T-m
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Re: Where to find the MPro bgt include?
I couldn't find the MPro include on that GitHub repository but it is in some of Mason Armstrong's projects on the Audio Games Archive page, although I would recommend just to code your own menu with the options you like.Best regardsT-m
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Re: Where to find the MPro bgt include?
Ok, maybe it takes a few hours, but I prefer writing most things myself instead of using premade includes.@14, Sorry, I'm no expert at Python. I use BGT, and when that can't give me what I want, I create a dll in C++.Best regardsT-m
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Re: Witch is easier to learn? c++ or python?
C++, hand down.
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Re: Helpful, Set of BGT scripts I made
Well, a clipboard writer is already in BGT and it's easy as hell. And the other scripts are so simple to make that this set isn't really that helpful. But great work anyway, to put this together. There's too much hatred towards BGT on the forum right
Re: Helpful, Set of BGT scripts I made
@6, I'm not saying these aren't helpful to somebody, and as I said, I appreciate the work.
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Re: Hello! Can you recommend a BGT decompiler?
Maybe he only wants to decrypt sounds.
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Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
@camlorn, That is a very good idea. If I had a dll that could bring 3d sound to bgt, I could make almost any game I want.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/503624/#p503624
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Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
I'm not talking about already-made wrappers. Isn't there a way to interface directly with the NVDAControler dll or the com for JAWS.
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Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
Programs like BGT, and the accessibility scripts from Access4Music, interface with screen readers like JAWS and NVDA, through com objects and dll files. Is the way to do this documented anywhere? If so, is it only possible to
Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
@11, Thanks for the help. I'm using BGT, so I will have to write a dll in C++ for JAWS, and interface with the NVDA dll through the library object.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/498013/#p498013
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Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
I know, and it works perfectly, but there are a few disatvantages:BGT has no way of finding out if a screen reader is speaking or not (this might actually be impossible to do, but if it isn't, that could be written in a
Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
It would be interesting to know what the other undocumented functions are. But I still have to try to solve the SAPI4 dll problem.
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Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
How is the braille function used? The only way I found was to call it inside a while loop. I downloaded the game you mentioned, but the source code doesn't come with it, so I don't know how it's used there.
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Re: Hello! Can you recommend a BGT decompiler?
@36, Can this also decrypt sounds?
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Braille cursor when sending text through screen readers
Hi everyone. Does anybody know if there's a way to have a blinking cursor on the braille display when sending text to braille through screen readers, not with tolk or any already made library, but by either using the COM or dll for
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