Macro code to repeat itself until i issue a break voice command

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DawnTreader

11 discussion posts

Hello

is there a way to create a macro that will automatically repeat itself until i give it a voice command?

if there isn't will that be something that can be added to the next version?

Thanks

Apr 3, 2017 (modified Apr 3, 2017) • #1

You can get commands to repeat by using a scripts and two macros. The first script should set a setting, then while that setting hasn't been changed, it can repeat the command in a loop. The second should change that setting.

I put together a profile with a simple repeating command that should work for you. Here's how to get it working:

Download the file attached to this post
Open the VoiceBot Settings window
Go to the "Profiles" tab and click the "Import" button
Browse to the file you downloaded in the first step and select it
Click OK to close the Settings window and apply your settings

I hope this works for you!

• Attachment: Repeat Command (English United States).voicebot [5,452 bytes]

Apr 7, 2017 (modified Apr 7, 2017) • #2

DawnTreader

11 discussion posts

Hello again

this is great!

i was thinking more of using a counter instead of a stop script but this will help across a few other commands that i have been using.

hey is there a way to see the list of available things like the "repeat_running" constant or variable or whatever that thing is?

thanks,
Alan

Apr 8, 2017 (modified Apr 8, 2017) • #3

Sorry for the late reply!

There is a way to get all of the user defined settings that have been saved. All you need to do is use the BFS.ScriptSettings.GetValueNames, which will return a string array with every setting name.

To get the script I sent you to repeat a set number of times, all you need to do is change the code on line 12 of the repeat macro from:

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while(BFS.ScriptSettings.ReadValueBool("Repeat_Running"))

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for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)

Where "10" is the number of times you want the action to repeat. 10 in this example

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I hope this helps!

Apr 26, 2017 • #4

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