Hi,
First of all, thank you for the great app.
I'm a 3d artist and have always been a bit obsessed with automating as much of any work process and avoiding repetition as much as possible for years.
I tried voice commands a few years back but couldn't find a decent solution back then.
Between Roccat's Power Grid running on a tablet with macros for most apps, a Razor macro keyboard and mouse and Keytext app for more complex macros I was doing alright... but I just got voicebot a few days ago and have been having a lot of fun moving commands and macros to it.
I've also started using it on my surface tablet that's connected to the TV projector, very useful until movies start triggering commands, small detail, will fix...
I few things I can't figure out if they're possible are:
1. The speed of typed text. Voicebot seems to enter text really slow by default and it would be nice to be able to set the typing speed.
2. For moving the mouse, it would be nice to be able to pick the absolute and relative position inside the focused window too, rather than just the whole screen. I imagine it's flexible enough for fullscreen games as it is now, which I guess is the main focus of voicebot, but for regular windowed apps, it would be rather useful.
3. The ability to launch more than executables... like batch and shortcut files, open folders etc ...haven't looked at this part much yet, so it might be already there.
4. This is a bit out there but... the ability to add several different voice commands to 1 macro.
The idea being that saying 'Open chrome' and 'Start Chrome' would both execute the same macro.
I can copy any macro entry easily and change the voice trigger, and I imagine it may be confusing to have several triggers in a macro that can be forgotten.... so it's not a big deal
Aaaand that's all I can think of right now, the app is great and the automation options already rival or surpass all the other tools I use, and it's all well presented and very easy to use... which I wasn't expecting.
The name 'Voicebot, voice powered game control' - kinda lowered my expectations at first as it sounded like some gamer was putting something together that wouldn't be as refined, accessible and flexible (outside of a game) as it actually is.
I would have paid a lot more for it in the end, with voice commands being a current tech trend in general, the 'game control' line really plays down how useful voicebot can b e.
