[Control WoW with your voice] Voice Commander

[Sasukedk]

wee i did it! and its coool!

[humor]

Great idea ^_^ now the physically incapables can play WoW ^_^ add more to the addict ratings.

[Marlo]

dammit it wont work for me i can get it to output stuff at my command but it will just no output them into wow (yes i do have wow in the foreground)

-rep

[Alkhara Majere]

dammit it wont work for me i can get it to output stuff at my command but it will just no output them into wow (yes i do have wow in the foreground)

-rep

Sure your key bindings are set?

[SuperNinjaBob]

I've always wanted one of these +rep i will try it.

[Ramez]

nice but when i say cookie it types cookie in the Voicecmd but doesnt type after it C

i have trouble with the cookie part, it says cookie but after it, it doesnt say the C thing and i cant type my commands

[Alkhara Majere]

nice but when i say cookie it types cookie in the Voicecmd but doesnt type after it C

i have trouble with the cookie part, it says cookie but after it, it doesnt say the C thing and i cant type my commands

It is not supposed to.
Saying cookie types 'c'

One word = one letter.

[Ramez]

when i say cookie it types cookie
so then how can i put the commands?

[Alkhara Majere]

Read the guide.
I'll even copy and paste it for you.

The standard “commands.txt” file that comes with VC looks like this:

;***Test***
test:{beep}{say:This test was successful!}
cookie:c

The first line is a simple comment, marked by a leading semicolon, and ignored by the program. The other two lines define two voice commands and their corresponding actions. Each line can only hold a single command.

The basic syntax is:
<command> <colon> <action>

So “cookie” is a command word that the engine will recognize if you say it and the action that will be taken is “c”. Commands and actions are separated by a colon so that the program knows where one starts and the other ends.

Commands can also contain multiple words such as “go forward” or “go backward”.

The most basic form of an action is a simple letter. In our example, the key “c” is pressed if you say “cookie”. You could change “c” to “abc” in which case the keys A, B and C would get pressed in that order.

[Bobrick22]

I dont mean to be a pain in the arse but, Im going crazy not being able to use this :P. The error i had was on page 4 and i dont have vista.

[Ramez]

iv got the guide but im still a bit confused? so after i say cookie: it says cookie on Voicecmd, but after that what do i do? +rep by the way. thanks for trying to help!

[Alkhara Majere]

I dont mean to be a pain in the arse but, Im going crazy not being able to use this :P. The error i had was on page 4 and i dont have vista.

Sorry mate, I just don't know how to fix that error.

iv got the guide but im still a bit confused? so after i say cookie: it says cookie on Voicecmd, but after that what do i do? +rep by the way. thanks for trying to help!

Open the 'commands' file
Make your commands using the guide.

[Marlo]

put voicecommand in the background and open notepad then say cookie and see what happens.

[Ramez]

only 2 notepads called setup and auto run i tried both

oh wait it put C in the auto run... so then...

[Alkhara Majere]

only 2 notepads called setup and auto run i tried both

Your supposed to be configuring Voicecommander, not the Speech API...