No Luck here, have the paid FSUIPC7, have followed your installation to the letter, but I get nothing.

Am in the Process of purchasing RAAS from FS2Crew.

Thanks anyway.

Kind Regards 

Brian

BJ from Oz

12 hours ago, RodgerC said:

I'm having the exact same problem.  No matter what I do I can't get Lua RAAS to load in FSUIPC7.  It initially didn't load, so I added it manually and I still cannot find it so I can assign a button.  I double and triple checked my installation per the instructions.  Don't know what else to do.  Any ideas?

EDIT:  Don't know if this matters, but what does show up in FSUIPC7 is "LUAKLLALL"

Thanks, Rodger

If Lua RAAS is not available in the FS command list of FSUIPC, most likely the RAAS.lua file is not in FSUIPC directory.

On 3/6/2022 at 5:42 PM, vgbaron said:

I've tried it as the only entry and along with other entries

[AUTO]

1=Lua RAAS 1

Is your script called 'RAAS 1.lua'? It is probably the space in the filename that is the issue. Try renaming to 'RAAS.lua' and use that name. Alternatively, you can try putting the script name in quotes (although I am not 100% sure that will work...). Best to avoid spaces in lua file names.

John 

Edited March 12, 20224 yr by John Dowson

17 minutes ago, John Dowson said:

Is your script called 'RAAS 1.lua'? It is probably the space in the filename that is the issue. Try renaming to 'RAAS.lua' and use that name. Alternatively, you can try putting the script name in quotes (although I am not 100% sure that will work...). Best to avoid spaces in lua file names.

John 

John, the last '1' char is a parameter passed to the script (SAPI voice Id). Do you mean it's not supported in this manner?

Actually the parameter can be ommited - it will take '1' by default.

Edited March 12, 20224 yr by roland_lfor

7 minutes ago, roland_lfor said:

Do you mean it's not supported in this manner?

Yes. Spaces are valid in lua file names, so that will try to start a lua called 'RAAS 1.lua'. To pass a parameter, I think you need a comma to separate the lua file name from the parameter, so try
 

[AUTO]
1=Lua RAAS,1

Or if that is the default, as you say, just omit it.

John

Thanks John, I added it in the FAQ @flightsim.to

[Auto]

1=Lua RAAS

 

This works in the fsuipc.ini. I load FSUIPC thru the "exe.xml" file and got the RAAS initialization "OK" message once I turned the batteries on.

7 hours ago, roland_lfor said:

If Lua RAAS is not available in the FS command list of FSUIPC, most likely the RAAS.lua file is not in FSUIPC directory.

I just realized I had an older version of FSUIPC7.  However when I updated it to the current version, I now don't have an assignments tab.  I have the paid version, and I understood that my registration number would automatically carry over.  The assignment tab is the only one missing.  Any suggestions to fix this?  Thanks

1 minute ago, RodgerC said:

I just realized I had an older version of FSUIPC7.  However when I updated it to the current version, I now don't have an assignments tab.  I have the paid version, and I understood that my registration number would automatically carry over.  The assignment tab is the only one missing.  Any suggestions to fix this?  Thanks

As it's a problem with FSUIPC7, I suggest you ask on their support forum here:

https://forum.simflight.com/forum/183-fsuipc7-msfs/

Made the change to 1=Lua RAAS and now auto works as expected.  🙂 

And I confirm also that we can pass the voice Id parameter in auto start if needed, using the comma separator:

1=Lua RAAS,3

 

30 minutes ago, roland_lfor said:

1=Lua RAAS,3

How does we find the number of SAPI voices we have installed, and preview them? I've grown accustomed to Samantha in the Garmin GPSs and wouldn't mind bringing her along on some flights.

Added: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/appendix-a-supported-languages-and-voices-4486e345-7730-53da-fcfe-55cc64300f01

Edited March 13, 20224 yr by Twenty6
seek and ye shall find

You can see the voices installed in your system from /Settings/Accessibility/Narrator and Narrator's voices/Voices on right panel (W11).

They are not sorted by Id unfortunately.

If you own Pilot2ATC, in config/Voices Tab, it seems that usable TTS voices are sorted by increasing ID's.

Edited March 13, 20224 yr by roland_lfor

Hi Roland,

if you use the your included program wsay, you can find out your usable TTS voices.
Type 'wsay -l', than you get a list with ID and voice.

Best Regards

Sepp

19 hours ago, roland_lfor said:

You can see the voices installed in your system from /Settings/Accessibility/Narrator and Narrator's voices/Voices on right panel (W11).

They are not sorted by Id unfortunately.

If you own Pilot2ATC, in config/Voices Tab, it seems that usable TTS voices are sorted by increasing ID's.

Is it possible to use the Amazon voices that I use in Pilot2ATC?

 

Edit:

I used the wsay -l command that @seppran informed about. It works perfect.

Edited March 14, 20224 yr by espent