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On December 14 2010 15:57 Creegz wrote:
I like this. I think it's a pretty good idea. It sounds stupid with Microsoft Michelle, having Day[9] do it would be funny, especially if he sounded all panicky and stuff like "WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?! BUILD AN SCV! CHECK MONEY! CHECK FOOD! AND CHECK THE MAP" or the option of calm Day[9] where he is like "Okay, build SVC's, check money, check your food, and check the map" that would be pretty cool. Microsoft Michelle makes me tense after a while, makes me think of something like Skynet.
Haha, it should have the calm voice clips first, and then as the game progresses he gets more and more hyper.
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I definitly like the idea! Thanks op (:
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On December 16 2010 16:59 archon256 wrote:Show nested quote +On December 14 2010 15:57 Creegz wrote:
I like this. I think it's a pretty good idea. It sounds stupid with Microsoft Michelle, having Day[9] do it would be funny, especially if he sounded all panicky and stuff like "WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?!?! BUILD AN SCV! CHECK MONEY! CHECK FOOD! AND CHECK THE MAP" or the option of calm Day[9] where he is like "Okay, build SVC's, check money, check your food, and check the map" that would be pretty cool. Microsoft Michelle makes me tense after a while, makes me think of something like Skynet. Haha, it should have the calm voice clips first, and then as the game progresses he gets more and more hyper.
Now that is a plan, sir....we need to get him in on that idea...Day[9], if you read this thread....this specific thing needs to be created...thank you.
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I took a look at other files - ones are not down loadable and the others have this music added :/
Anyhow, I can't just harvest day9's talking from his videos since its the violation of copy right.
Also day9 is pretty hard to reach so if you day9's want his voice ask him for it (god knows I tried).
On December 16 2010 15:22 Soulish wrote:
wouldn't it get horribly out of time though? Since it gets a little bit off every time it reminds you
Well - no (at least in theory).
The way this is done is that is the number of seconds you set is kind of a time slot for the specific sound. If you set a time slot to say 12 the sound will begin to play and if its not done within those 12 seconds it ends. If is is done the silence is added so the whole thing sums up to 12.
Why in theory? Cause a separate thread in the program and if windows misses waking a thread by a few milliseconds every time this can accumulate to a noticeable difference (something I hope to fix in the future).
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Average resources in a 23 minute game with 2 expos (which is a lot for me) were 711. My micro kinda sucked though my enemy still owned himself on my forcefields. I was surprised how much it really helped me later in the game
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these sort of programs are very helpful, but much like addons in WoW..... you rely too much on them in the end.
I was playing arena at around 1800 before i started using alot of PvP addons, then I started using some of the better ones and literally my team jumped to 2400 in a couple days. I had been letting the side down with my healing. Problem was that after a few weeks I relied so much on the addons that I couldn't play without them, so i had to slowly turn them off one by one. When i was back to barebones, we were at 2200 and stayed there. So I must have improved thanks to the addons, but I had to then re learn how to play without them again.
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Bump - version 1.0 is out.
Completely rewritten, a lot of new stuff.
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U know back in BW I used to change my unit-command.wav file to something different...
I changed zealot's commands to the song "kungfu fighting!" lolol, it's so cool
And I changed some other files, for instance, once in awhile a dragoon would speak "did u macro?" back at me lol
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Excited at new version! I'll be tryin to record some Day9 daily sounds of pylons and probes (I'm a protoss...) and i'll post 'em here for everyone! I'm also gonna program a chronoboost one every 25 game seconds, and i'll probably just have one yelling at me to macro, haha.
Sify, GL with the project!
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This is an excellent coaching tool. I'll be using it in the background while I play against the AI, purposefully keeping my view away from my base as much as possible. Over time hope to speed up the intervals and see my macro game improve.
Having watched Wheat get overwhelmed by the new instructions and playstyle (but doing incredibly well all the same) and having experienced the same thing just now thanks to this program I have a feeling it would be detrimental for me to use it in actual play.
I know this isn't the remit of the program, but it would be lovely if you could add functionality for one-time sounds. For example "sacrifice overlord" after 6 minutes or "tech to lair" after 8 minutes or so.
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On January 21 2011 06:45 Noterist wrote:
I know this isn't the remit of the program, but it would be lovely if you could add functionality for one-time sounds. For example "sacrifice overlord" after 6 minutes or "tech to lair" after 8 minutes or so.
Hi,
Great idea - note taken.
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On January 20 2011 10:02 evanthebouncy! wrote:
U know back in BW I used to change my unit-command.wav file to something different...
I changed zealot's commands to the song "kungfu fighting!" lolol, it's so cool
And I changed some other files, for instance, once in awhile a dragoon would speak "did u macro?" back at me lol
Lol this is hilarious. You can add "did you scout?" to your nex/cc/hatch and "are you teching?" to some other units and basically distribute a whole coach troughout your units.
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I was wondering, if you would want to change the time numbers, so that it goes in accord with the ingame timer. As the gametimer (and therefore build times) runs faster than real seconds.
Liquipedia II says, on fastest, it's 1.38 times faster than real speed.
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On December 16 2010 22:50 SifySify wrote:I took a look at other files - ones are not down loadable and the others have this music added :/ Anyhow, I can't just harvest day9's talking from his videos since its the violation of copy right. Also day9 is pretty hard to reach so if you day9's want his voice ask him for it (god knows I tried). Show nested quote +On December 16 2010 15:22 Soulish wrote:
wouldn't it get horribly out of time though? Since it gets a little bit off every time it reminds you Well - no (at least in theory). The way this is done is that is the number of seconds you set is kind of a time slot for the specific sound. If you set a time slot to say 12 the sound will begin to play and if its not done within those 12 seconds it ends. If is is done the silence is added so the whole thing sums up to 12. Why in theory? Cause a separate thread in the program and if windows misses waking a thread by a few milliseconds every time this can accumulate to a noticeable difference (something I hope to fix in the future).
It's not a violation if you're not selling it
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And if we go back to Machine's base, what is he doing? Building. Dem. Droners.
WTB Building Dem Droners sound byte.
PS. Also, "Plenty o' Droners."
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On January 21 2011 08:25 Kwanny wrote:
I was wondering, if you would want to change the time numbers, so that it goes in accord with the ingame timer. As the gametimer (and therefore build times) runs faster than real seconds.
Liquipedia II says, on fastest, it's 1.38 times faster than real speed.
To achieve this use the fact that you can put fractional numbers in the boxes.
Just replace 1 second with 1 / 1.38 = 0,725 and so on.
Should work as of this version the timer should be pretty precise.
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On January 21 2011 11:48 SifySify wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 08:25 Kwanny wrote:
I was wondering, if you would want to change the time numbers, so that it goes in accord with the ingame timer. As the gametimer (and therefore build times) runs faster than real seconds.
Liquipedia II says, on fastest, it's 1.38 times faster than real speed.
To achieve this use the fact that you can put fractional numbers in the boxes. Just replace 1 second with 1 / 1.38 = 0,725 and so on. Should work as of this version the timer should be pretty precise.
Of course, doing the maths isn't that hard, but it sure adds an inconvenience to the program, as a program's utility should revolve around it's features/ease of use.
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On January 21 2011 12:39 Kwanny wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 11:48 SifySify wrote:On January 21 2011 08:25 Kwanny wrote:
I was wondering, if you would want to change the time numbers, so that it goes in accord with the ingame timer. As the gametimer (and therefore build times) runs faster than real seconds.
Liquipedia II says, on fastest, it's 1.38 times faster than real speed.
To achieve this use the fact that you can put fractional numbers in the boxes. Just replace 1 second with 1 / 1.38 = 0,725 and so on. Should work as of this version the timer should be pretty precise. Of course, doing the maths isn't that hard, but it sure adds an inconvenience to the program, as a program's utility should revolve around it's features/ease of use.
I see what you did here 
Added to the TODO list.
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Sounds sweet! I might give it a try in the future since this is one of the mayor issues I have. I'm not playing enough at the time though to test it properly.
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