Co-pilot doesn't say name

[Randall 82]

I've enjoyed exploring this amazing program. I've discovered a curious problem--if I ask my co-pilot his name, he chooses a random response. For example:

 

"What is your name?"

"My name is 'You are the boss.'" (or some such random response)

 

Not a major issue of course but curious if something might not be configured correctly.

 

Randall

[CoolP 283]

You can also call him names. See what he says then. No kidding! I did this just to test of course, me is ok with Trav, he helps me a lot on the flaps and gear.

[Randall 82]

"You can also call him names. See what he says then."

 

I'll try it.

 

So does he ever say his name is Trav when you ask him?

 

Randall

[CoolP 283]

I haven't heard that one so far. I didn't ask him though. It's just when I sneeze and the voice recognition understands some bad word, he gives me a 'that's inappropriate, Captain' sentence or something, which is funny.

[WR269 367]

I coughed once and he told me he had enough of me and would get off at the next airport we landed!!

[CoolP 283]

:lol:

[alpha117 73]

I've enjoyed exploring this amazing program. I've discovered a curious problem--if I ask my co-pilot his name, he chooses a random response. For example:

 

"What is your name?"

"My name is 'You are the boss.'" (or some such random response)

 

Not a major issue of course but curious if something might not be configured correctly.

 

Randall

 

 

 

Randall

 

From FS++

 

 

Aware of the issue with Name. Believe it or not FO voice pack has about 4800+ recordings, but none of them has the FO name.

 

He's supposed to say "My name's Trav", followed by some random statement like (I'm pleased to be paired with you today).

 

If you switch to a TTS voice you will hear the name though (the name of the actual TTS voice)

 

Will be fixed in next package.

[Randall 82]

Thanks FS++ for your response and for this great software.

 

Randall

[CoolP 283]

Didn't know he was even supposed to say his name. Thanks for the information.

[alpha117 73]

This has been fixed in v2.4.8.8