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AppGameKit Classic Chat / Using an external SDK ?

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funchop
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Posted: 4th Apr 2012 01:30
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Hi,

I am pretty much a novice, please dont laugh ... but I am wondering if I can use a speech synthesizer SDK in AppGameKit, and basically synthesize speech in my iphone/android app

I am doubting it would be possible, but if it is... OMFG!

I WOULD LIKE TO BUY SOME FROGS

mash it up 'arry
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JimHawkins
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Posted: 4th Apr 2012 01:42
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You mean text to speech? Should be possible to add the stuff in T2 for a specific platforms, but you'd need to do that yourself.

How many frogs do you want? Live ones are a bit more expensive than dead ones because they keep jumping out of the boxes.

-- Jim
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funchop
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Good point about the frogs... didnt think of that!

I havent got the first clue about anything to do with tier 2 apart from it being based on the c++ language. I dont think I have the skills to take that on cout >> \"Ive just crapped myself\";

mash it up 'arry
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Mobiius
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Posted: 4th Apr 2012 14:09 Edited at: 4th Apr 2012 14:09
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After a simple Google search, I found this. Text to speech in visual studio

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LeeBamber
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The trick with adding third party SDK hooks in T2 is that you would have to implement for each specific platform, and choose technologies that lend themselves well to cross-platform development to save you time and expand compatibility. If anyone knows of a great cross-platform text to speech engine we can look at, we might consider making it part of T1 which means you'll get the features as universal commands

I drink tea, and in my spare time I write software.
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