No longer a skeptic!

[warbirds 555]

On 7/27/2017 at 3:28 AM, TonyD said:

@Danny

Still very much a work in progress, there are 258 defined controls for a standard keyboard - still wading through what I need (and can remember)

Also there are something like 1200 defined events from the SDK - some are really usefull (REFRESH_SCENERY)  and a lot are not.

If I can come up something that is acceptable I will post a link.

Tony

 

Just got Voice Attack and would like to know how to assign voice commands to switches and buttons in the cockpit that do not have key commands?

[HiFlyer 9,359]

Well you could just purchase a premade profile.....

Or

https://voiceattack.com/howto.aspx

[warbirds 555]

But if the button or switch is not linked to a key command what would I like the voice command to? All standard P3D actions have key commands but some plane use other ways to have their button or switch activated. 

[HiFlyer 9,359]

43 minutes ago, warbirds said:

But if the button or switch is not linked to a key command what would I like the voice command to? All standard P3D actions have key commands but some plane use other ways to have their button or switch activated. 

I is not a voice attack expert, but I would say that you would probably start with a voice attack profile with all the most basic and most used commands common to the sim, then create custom profiles for planes that do things in other ways.......

http://voiceattack.com/SMF/index.php?topic=849.msg4212#msg4212

I also believe there is a spadnext voiceattack plugin.

[JacquesBrel 639]

19 hours ago, warbirds said:

Just got Voice Attack and would like to know how to assign voice commands to switches and buttons in the cockpit that do not have key commands?

Uh... You can't. Voice Attack only sends keystrokes to the application you want it to control. If the application has functions that aren't triggered by keystrokes, then Voice Attack obviously can't trigger those functions. That's the simple, general answer without knowing specifically what you need to achieve.

You can use FSUIPC to bind keystrokes to some functions that aren't available in the P3D keybinding menu, but in a lot of cases that involves writing certain memory values to certain memory offsets detailed in the FSUIPC Offsets Manual.

And you can also edit the P3D control mappings manually in the Standard.xml file in the AppData\Roaming\Lockheed Martin folder. As far as I remember the keybinding menu doesn't expose every single keyboard event available (overview here: http://www.prepar3d.com/SDKv4/sdk/references/variables/event_ids.html ) and it is possible to add keyboard events and keystrokes manually to the Standard.xml file, in case there is a specific event you can't find in the keybinding menu.