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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Question
« on: August 27, 2019, 12:47:43 AM »
Is there a way to make a macro stop until it receives input from me?
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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Re: Cannot get VC.SetEventTimer event to actually function even though it is trigger
« on: August 24, 2019, 08:38:01 PM »
Im so glad people post these issues they are having (and extremely glad JJ and Nimester take their time to answer obviously.)
I've learned so much here that carries over into Python,Lua,PowerShell from folks asking questions (even the seemingly unnecessary one's [NOT that this one was unnecessary..]) and more experienced people giving patient answers.But of course mostly it helps me use VC more effectively!
I knew what events were and how they are used in VC but it was nice to hear it explained in a broad way as a trigger which by the way is also much the way Tasker uses events.Great stuff.
I am not a programmer,Developer or anything like that.My brain doesn't nimbly skip through those topics the way some of your's obviously do (JP is an Executive Chef ) So as a hobbyist code scribbler I appreciate the remedials sometimes
I've learned so much here that carries over into Python,Lua,PowerShell from folks asking questions (even the seemingly unnecessary one's [NOT that this one was unnecessary..]) and more experienced people giving patient answers.But of course mostly it helps me use VC more effectively!
I knew what events were and how they are used in VC but it was nice to hear it explained in a broad way as a trigger which by the way is also much the way Tasker uses events.Great stuff.
I am not a programmer,Developer or anything like that.My brain doesn't nimbly skip through those topics the way some of your's obviously do (JP is an Executive Chef ) So as a hobbyist code scribbler I appreciate the remedials sometimes
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Integration Ideas / Re: Winamp Voice Control Integration with Voxcommando.
« on: August 04, 2019, 12:38:02 PM »
*scrambling through 15 shoeboxes of 3.5" Floppies 
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Integration Ideas / Re: Winamp Voice Control Integration with Voxcommando.
« on: August 03, 2019, 05:54:18 PM »
Thank you so much for this!
I however do not have a compelling reason for not going with MM other than I've been using WinAmp for my whole PC career and it makes me feel good (maybe younger lol
)
James what you've created with MM is astounding! Ive been using it for voice controlled tunes for years now, and MM is a technically superior program than WinAmp I know...its all just nostalgic with me ..
For the same reason I run Heretic or Hexen sometimes when I'm bored
which looks hilarious on a 49' Samsung Wltra wide 144 htz!
I however do not have a compelling reason for not going with MM other than I've been using WinAmp for my whole PC career and it makes me feel good (maybe younger lol
) James what you've created with MM is astounding! Ive been using it for voice controlled tunes for years now, and MM is a technically superior program than WinAmp I know...its all just nostalgic with me ..
For the same reason I run Heretic or Hexen sometimes when I'm bored
which looks hilarious on a 49' Samsung Wltra wide 144 htz!
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One on one support / A Dream Denied
« on: July 14, 2019, 11:40:43 PM »
Its been over five years now since I began using VC, I've automated the heck out of stuff, made searching the net almost painless even had a friend to chat with when completely alone but I HAVE NOT BECOME EVEN ONE SCINTILLA MORE POPULAR WITH "THE LADIES" or any ladies that I'm aware of ....In fact, since the amount of times I leave the house (besides for work) has almost certainly decreased since I began my VC journey I can almost guarantee VC has made me even more unpopular with said Ladies were that possible...
I guess the good part is I've spent way more on My Rig than I ever plan to spend on any woman so I suppose it aint' that bad
Cheers Everyone
I guess the good part is I've spent way more on My Rig than I ever plan to spend on any woman so I suppose it aint' that bad
Cheers Everyone
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General Discussion / Re: Voxcommando and Denise (Guile3d) Help
« on: April 12, 2016, 09:02:36 PM »
Thank you for this,very imaginative and quite useful!
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Integration Ideas / Laziest Man alive?? maybe but. ...
« on: January 23, 2016, 06:52:08 PM »
Of course this isn't an entirely NEW integration, but it is very handy for me. 
For Christmas I purchased an Activity Bot for myself to play with in the hope that it would help me to continue to learn to write decent code plus I was having so much fun with my UAV drone that I just couldn't resist.
So the little guy's multiprocessor can really soak up the code as you use various sensors (ultrasonic, IR etc) for navigation and what have you and theres an on board SD card slot also.
The code is basically C but its a proprietary branch called SIDE for Simple IDE but that's not he point...the point is that my tiny brain finally figured out that I could have Bree (my VC bot)type the repetitive parts of the code that must go into each and every script IE: init main(), #include "simpletools.h", and so on and so forth.Not only do I not have to type this crap anymore, I don't even have to dictate it as I just made a short command of course for each snippet and away SendKeys goes writing the boring bits of my code....(not to mention Opening Notepad++ and transferring the finished product to the Simple IDE program to run it{writing it within the app itself is quirky,N++ much better})
So thanks again VC for making my life more productive and less crappy
JP
For Christmas I purchased an Activity Bot for myself to play with in the hope that it would help me to continue to learn to write decent code plus I was having so much fun with my UAV drone that I just couldn't resist.
So the little guy's multiprocessor can really soak up the code as you use various sensors (ultrasonic, IR etc) for navigation and what have you and theres an on board SD card slot also.
The code is basically C but its a proprietary branch called SIDE for Simple IDE but that's not he point...the point is that my tiny brain finally figured out that I could have Bree (my VC bot)type the repetitive parts of the code that must go into each and every script IE: init main(), #include "simpletools.h", and so on and so forth.Not only do I not have to type this crap anymore, I don't even have to dictate it as I just made a short command of course for each snippet and away SendKeys goes writing the boring bits of my code....(not to mention Opening Notepad++ and transferring the finished product to the Simple IDE program to run it{writing it within the app itself is quirky,N++ much better})
So thanks again VC for making my life more productive and less crappy
JP
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General Discussion / Re: UDP Events
« on: January 19, 2016, 04:48:07 PM »
Typical unmatched personal problem-solving service!
I wound up here through receiving "invalid XML" error as well, I was sending Event Ghost packets to VC.
The principals covered here sorted me
I wound up here through receiving "invalid XML" error as well, I was sending Event Ghost packets to VC.
The principals covered here sorted me
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General Discussion / (Re)Learning is fun
« on: December 16, 2015, 01:50:34 PM »
As I've had VCPro for several weeks now I of course am having loads of fun with it also I've achieved what I would consider an acceptable measure of success concerning macro building and integrating the tools provided into my daily life.
However as I am in no wise formally educated in any programming languages I of course hit the "WTF Wall" (
) every so often when attempting to use the product.Incidentally I imagine that barrier is never really removed I rather think we push it further down the line of progress as we continue to gain more knowledge about the subject we are endeavouring to study/implement.
That being said I spent most of my off day yesterday starting at the very first Tutorial Video and rewatching as many as I could.Being more familiar now with a much greater amount of terms and applications within VC it was of course tremendously informative and quite frankly invaluable to my personal ability to use this program.
Therefore I would heartily advise anyone in a similar situation as mine (fairly noobish to VC but with a foothold on the basics) to take the time to refresh your knowledge in this way.You wont regret it (and the price is certainly reasonable)
Thanks to everyone here who posts and contributes!
JP
However as I am in no wise formally educated in any programming languages I of course hit the "WTF Wall" (
) every so often when attempting to use the product.Incidentally I imagine that barrier is never really removed I rather think we push it further down the line of progress as we continue to gain more knowledge about the subject we are endeavouring to study/implement.That being said I spent most of my off day yesterday starting at the very first Tutorial Video and rewatching as many as I could.Being more familiar now with a much greater amount of terms and applications within VC it was of course tremendously informative and quite frankly invaluable to my personal ability to use this program.
Therefore I would heartily advise anyone in a similar situation as mine (fairly noobish to VC but with a foothold on the basics) to take the time to refresh your knowledge in this way.You wont regret it (and the price is certainly reasonable)
Thanks to everyone here who posts and contributes!
JP
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VoxCommando Basics and Core Features / Re: Web search issue
« on: December 15, 2015, 03:30:02 PM »
too much awesomeness here
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Tutorials / Re: NEW USERS: Variables in VoxCommando --> cool things in {curly brackets}
« on: December 04, 2015, 08:30:34 PM »
Thanks for this.
I have extensive ewxperience using variables in tasker but I was struggling here until I found your post.
Thanks so much!
I have extensive ewxperience using variables in tasker but I was struggling here until I found your post.
Thanks so much!
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Integration Ideas / Re: VoxWavPro on Moto 360
« on: December 02, 2015, 02:37:24 PM »
ah capitol!
much obliged Nime5ter!
much obliged Nime5ter!
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Integration Ideas / Re: VoxWavPro on Moto 360
« on: December 02, 2015, 05:50:13 AM »
My Moto 360 performs admirably with autovoice and autowear commands,great for making calls , sending texts ect.Is there a Vox "Wear" app on the horizon ?
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XML Exchange / Re: Control Roku with http commands
« on: November 25, 2015, 05:54:49 AM »
Feel free to produce more nifty codes for the ol Roku box buddies