Hi.

 

I've updatet the MCE to the latest version. I fired up the SIM and loaded the IXEG 737-300.

I opened the MCE Flow for the plane and was ready to see MCE do it's magic. I was surpised when I found that the cockpit preparation flow command isn't working.

 

Most of the other commands work, however to be sure it wasn't me speaking incorrectly I created a VoxScript with the command "cockpit preparation procedure"
This is the result:

VoxScript (my command): 

VocScript (output command): 

http://prntscr.com/c62u36

 

The Verbose: 

 

 

What could do this?

 

 

Fly safe

Harald

I Just noticed that this happens with all flows that has[ xxxxx xxxxx procedure] in it. Is it to similar to the check list commands?

Before taxi procedure

Before take-off procedure

Hi.

 

I've updatet the MCE to the latest version. I fired up the SIM and loaded the IXEG 737-300.

I opened the MCE Flow for the plane and was ready to see MCE do it's magic. I was surpised when I found that the cockpit preparation flow command isn't working.

 

Most of the other commands work, however to be sure it wasn't me speaking incorrectly I created a VoxScript with the command "cockpit preparation procedure"

This is the result:

VoxScript (my command): 

VocScript (output command): 

 

http://prntscr.com/c62u36

 

The Verbose: 

 

 

What could do this?

 

 

Fly safe

Harald

I Just noticed that this happens with all flows that has[ xxxxx xxxxx procedure] in it. Is it to similar to the check list commands?

Before taxi procedure

Before take-off procedure

 

If you happen to be an existing user, after installing the latest update, you need to briefly un the application wizard, without going through speech training.

 

Click Start->All apps->Multi Crew X-Plane->Tools->Run app wizard.

 

That will get the pre-made flows copied over to the relevant IXEG 737 folder in \My Documents\Myvoicescripts\\Copilot\Aircraft\ folder. IXEG folder is named <733>

 

The flows for that aircraft should be there. You don't have to create them from scratch.

 

Your screenshot shows you're adding a command "cockpit preparation procedure" to be triggered by the custom flow you have created. That command doesn't exist.

 

It's usually a trigger sentence for a specific flow.

 

Once you have run the wizard, go to <Command> tab in MCE user interface and click <Voxscript>

 

You should find the pre-made flows listed there.

 

Up to you then to use them as they are, or modify them to suit your needs.

Thanks, I will check it right away

It worked!

 

I was using the Vox script to troubleshooting why the commands wasn't triggering.
Good thing it is there.
 

Thanks again!