Ready or Not Voice Attack by Bailey

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Ready or Not Voice Attack by Bailey

Use Ready or Not Voice Attack to command your AI operators. This profile contains over 100 different types of commands and over 26,000 ways to say them. Don’t worry, you can use as many or as few as you like.

Download and Installation

1. Download Ready or Not Voice Attack.

2. Unzip the download with your preferred program such as winzip or winrar.

3. Open Voice Attack and Import the file called ‘Ready or Not vX by Bailey.vap’.

How to use Ready or Not Voice Attack

Please read the Voice Attack Official Help PDF. You can access it by pressing the F1 key while Voice Attack is the selected window. It will explain the logic behind the commands and allow you to better understand how this profile was made. I will be using a modified version of the command notation to display the available commands available to you.

A pair of brackets like this → [ ] ← signifies a choice of words.

A semicolon like this → ; ← signifies an optional word.

So, a command like this: ‘ team clear ’

Can result in any of the following posibile commands:

- Gold team clear

- Blue team clear

- Gold team clear it

- Blue team clear it

I have made the voice attack smart enough to select the Element that you requested. If you don't request an element the command will use your currently selected element.

Every team command is preceded with an . You will use these at the beginning of a command to designate which team should do the actions. When you see ‘’, you can say any of the following:

‘Gold’ or ‘Gold Team’

‘Red’ or ‘Red Team’

‘Blue’ or ‘Blue Team’

When you see ‘’, you can replace it with any of the following:

‘Flashbang’, ‘flash’, ‘bang’, or ‘banger’

The general format of a command is:

For example:

‘Gold Team clear’

‘Blue Shotgun and Clear with Flashbang’

There are many, many, ways to give commands, but they typically follow the above flow. Try to say what is natural and normal. You will eventually find the way you like to give commands. The more you use them, the more natural they will become. If you keep getting tongue tied, write down a few of your favorite commands and put them on a sticky note on your computer monitor.

Command Lists

Commands for Closed Doors - Use these commands when looking at a closed door and you can see the MMB door icon in the lower middle of your screen.

move clear with [I