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by Terra Caines.
Original Post: Updates to voices
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Feed Description: I am developing a open source 3d tactical game in python. This is showing the steps.
I went back and forth for a long time on how to best do conversations.
I tried just a long mp3, but the timing was too variable.
I wanted something that was simple to where a whole bunch of text doesn't have to be put in to start a conversation.
I ended up with adding a name to the scripting event and have the conversation be that in order. So the first one is convo1, second is convo2, etc.
And then to top it off I wrote
unitmap = {fighter1:"en\\en-sc+m3",fighter2:"en\\en-sc+m2",alluvia:"en\\en-sc+f3",oath:"en\\en-wm+f3",balla:"en\\en-n+f3"} name = "convo" y = 1 for x in convo1: if isinstance(x, tuple): toex = 'C:\\eclipse\\eSpeak\\espeak.exe -w C:\\eclipse\\eSpeak\\'+name+str(y)+'.wav -a 50 -v '+unitmap[x[0]]+' "'+x[1]+'"' os.system(toex) print toex y +=1
To automatically generate some espeak voices. Then you can import the list in audacity. and batch convert them to ogg files and you are good to go.
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