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I think so... I didnt understand how to go about the ini so thats where I stopped experimenting with BSR (I didnt have much time but it threw me off a bit)

Originally Posted by RoyN

I think so... I didnt understand how to go about the ini so thats where I stopped experimenting with BSR (I didnt have much time but it threw me off a bit)

Use the ini edtior. There is a button on the main program that opens it. Click "new" to create a new ini file. click "edit/new command" to make a new command. When you have made (or chosen) a master and child command, there are five buttons in the "add action" box that will allow you to add actions. You can string multiple actions together to form a custom command that will be executed when you say the master and child words.

Hope this helps...

Have you read the Read Me?

Yeah, use the .ini editor. I originally edited the file directly but later found the editor. It works really well and makes it very easy.

Josh, I like that layout. It will remove the "chain" of events from the edit process. Hopefully, one can add and edit from the view in that window. (I wanted to change the wording of a command the other day and had to delete and re-add it to do so).

Check to make sure it's 7" screen compatible. Those little + deals can sometimes be a bear to click on with a touch screen!

Originally Posted by Bugbyte

Yeah, use the .ini editor. I originally edited the file directly but later found the editor. It works really well and makes it very easy.

Josh, I like that layout. It will remove the "chain" of events from the edit process. Hopefully, one can add and edit from the view in that window. (I wanted to change the wording of a command the other day and had to delete and re-add it to do so).

Check to make sure it's 7" screen compatible. Those little + deals can sometimes be a bear to click on with a touch screen!

Thankyou, and yes it will get rid of the chain of events, and a lot of unnecessary code.

Yea, i'll make the +'s bigger, and hopefully that can be a user selectable setting.

An edit command would be pretty complicated. Like you said, I would have to have the code save the all the child commands and all of the values, and then create a new command with the changed name. It will be added, but for now if you want to change the name of something I suggest editing it manually.

I plan to do something similiar for the "what can i say" box. It will either be a tree, or a list, I can't decide.