Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible soren wrote:i am not coding games i am coding tools and apps for macThanks for your reply. It's interesting to see an other developer, who does not code games, blame other developers work, in areas which the complainer isn't

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Sibiac for games. When a developer makes the overlay though, since the last thing we want is a free-pass so devs don't have to do the work themselves. BEyond that, it would need to be a dll that can be bundled with the game

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible This  super awesome news, Ian. I do hope that a lot comes from this. Honestly my dream (and I don't know how to make it a reality), but have an AI program that creates an accessible overlay for screens in mainstream games, sort

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Interestingly enough?  I turned VO off when playing crafting kingdom and found it quite a smooth experience.  I'm not sure what lag exists beyond trying to use VO alongside it, but VO is not necesssary when playing CK anyway.

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Ok, Soren, so you haven't coded an engine. And that's ok. But don't self-appoint yourself as someone who knows all about screen-reader integration and what it should be, and we'll be fine.@Hijacker: Unity/Unreal are already

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Hijacker wrote:I'm not that amazed yet. Experience shows that when companies say accessibility, they mean things like colour blindness and one-handed controls before really touching screen reader accessibility. But I can be

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible I'm not that amazed yet. Experience shows that when companies say accessibility, they mean things like colour blindness and one-handed controls before really touching screen reader accessibility. But I can be wrong after all

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible This is great. Thanks for letting us know at post 1. If it actually happens our game industry will experience a big improvement. If it becomes accessible I'll be definitely moving onto it for my future game developments URL:

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible SLJ wrote:Hi.Sounds fantastic. I look forward to see where this goes.@Soren: What games have you actually made, which is not slow like hell? Just wandering since you are a coder, and you blame other games to be slow as hell

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Hi.Sounds fantastic. I look forward to see where this goes.@Soren: What games have you actually made, which is not slow like hell? Just wandering since you are a coder, and you blame other games to be slow as hell with a

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible @Soren, you literally cannot make an API that every screen reader will use and make available to games. It is not possible. You can't have VO gestures in games because VO exposes no APIs of its own that make this possible. To

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Moderation:Soren, consider this an official caution. You are not being punished, but this is -not the sort of thing we need. What you're talking about is basically negativity for its own sake. Even if you have valid points -

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible I must really say, this sounds interesting. It would help many desabled people who also want to try such applications for developing. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500852/#p500852 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Lol. I'm on Android and am having 0 problems with the Unity screen reader plugin. Not sure if this is something to do with IOS or not. Either way, a few ms of lag isn't going to kill you, it's not like any of these games

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Lol. I'm on Android and am having 0 problems with the Unity screen reader plugin. Not sure if this is something to do with IOS or not. Either way, a few ms of lag isn't going to kill you, it's not like any of these games

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible ianhamilton_ wrote:Wow Soren, nice way to derail with negativity.This thread was not about games. It was about the editor itself being made more accessible for disabled developers. And that very much is helping, I'm not really

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible simba wrote:Lol, he's a BGT coder, that's all.Greetings Moritz. no i am coding in swift or python for linux staff URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500824/#p500824 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Wow Soren, nice way to derail with negativity.This thread was not about games. It was about the editor itself being made more accessible for disabled developers. And that very much is helping, I'm not really sure what kind of

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Wow Soren, nice way to derail with negativity.This thread was not about games. It was about the editor itself being made more accessible for disabled developers. And that very much is helping, I'm not really sure what kind of

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Lol, he's a BGT coder, that's all.Greetings Moritz. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500817/#p500817 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible ok jak i agree on the cross-platform thing i like the ideas of a custom screenreader bud i see that it is slower then the real screenreader if there is a custom screenreader for unity that is as fast as jaws i will look in to

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Ok, Soren. You try coding your own engine. Oh, and not having a flexible api for your, quote, real screenreader. See how easy it is to make hte game interface to real vo gestures and shit. Just because you're a coder that codes

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible nidza07 wrote:You are not realistic, you are saying things which make very little sense. So what if there is a custom screen reader? Is it any slower? No it's not. Like 80 percent of audio games on Windows use customm made

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible You are not realistic, you are saying things which make very little sense. So what if there is a custom screen reader? Is it any slower? No it's not. Like 80 percent of audio games on Windows use customm made menus and not your

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible at 8 no i am just realistic sorry if i am offending someone URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500798/#p500798 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible @5,   patience please, patience.@1 I can't wait to see where this is heading. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500797/#p500797 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible no i am just realistic sorry if i am offending someone URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500798/#p500798 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible i am a coder and i really don't know why are you so excited about this URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500796/#p500796 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Post 5 further showcases it.  It's just argument for the sake of arguing. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500794/#p500794 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Hi.post 2 just showes that this person doesn't understand the hole affair, keep quiet.I quite like this where it's going and that they concentrate on multiple disabilitys there.Greetings Moritz. URL:

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible This really is a great step forward.  I'm no dev, but I have played a few games made BVI accessible in Unity; obviously Crafting Kingdom comes to mind right off the top of my head. URL:

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Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible jack wrote:Soren wrote:that is not helping bicause the compiled things aren't accessibleHahhahahahahahaha! Examples:1. Audio Wizards on all 3 platforms? Check.2. Crafting Kingdom? Check.3. Feer? That too.4. Galactic Colonies,

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible Soren wrote:that is not helping bicause the compiled things aren't accessibleHahhahahahahahaha! Examples:1. Audio Wizards on all 3 platforms? Check.2. Crafting Kingdom? Check.3. Feer? That too.4. Galactic Colonies, definitely

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible @2 It may mean we can build audio games in Unity, or collaborate with sighted game developers. So instead of blind developers being limited to advising sighted developers on how to improve accessibility, we can actually develop

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible

Re: Unity working in earnest on making their editor accessible that is not helping bicause the compiled things aren't accessible URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/500740/#p500740 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com