Ready or Not - Voice Attack Profiles (Portuguese PT and English)

Description

As VoiceAttack was not reliably recognizing my English speech, I decided to create a profile from scratch in my native language, Portuguese, as that was the only way for VoiceAttack to work properly for me.

As I mostly take from the community and haven’t really contributed anything so far, I decided to also create an English version for others to use, even though I don’t personally use it. It has the same functionality and logic; however, in Portuguese the commands have more speech variations (over 100k).

Installation instructions

Import in Voice Attack.

Main features

Some notes:

• []Over 90k derived commands in english and 150k in portuguese.

  []It is possible to navigate the menus simply by speaking the numbers, one at a time.

  []You can enable or disable the commands confirmation sound with a voice command.

  []You can enable or disable the automatic menu key press with a voice command.

  This allows you to manually open the in‑game menu and then issue spoken commands naturally, which helps with viewing or remembering the available commands and can also be useful for debugging.

  []I left a Test example with debug (section 0. 0) if you need to build some debugs for the output. It is always easier with examples...

  []There are a few commands that can be terminated by saying “there”, such as “element go… there” (after pointing in the desired direction. If no input is received, after 5 seconds it will issue the command automatically sending the element to wherever you are pointing at the time).

  These commands can be found in sections 4. 1. 1 and 4. 2. 1.

  []When looking in the direction of two doors or doorways, you should first specify which door or doorway you mean, and then give the desired command (section 6).

  Ex.: "On the next door" (wait, command recognized, and continue) "red team block the door"  [/]

  You will have to check the commands itself to better understand the possibilities, and once understanded, it will be easy to add new options due to the modularity, but the structure of the commands is mainly the following:

  . for commands targeted to suspects (Section 4. 1):

     "  ACTION "

  . for commands targeted to other individual team members (Section 4. 2):