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LWorks Releases Blinded Guide Version 1.1 (Page 3 of 3)
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#52 2017-09-27 06:56:27
after playing some time i can say that the game is great concept make alot of consentrate and pretty cool game liam.
so that i would like to translate your game in my language until now i has been already send my e-mail for receive translation file if you didn't get it just let me know thanks
the bestest reward for people who are working so hard they should receive their experience of their own life.
everyone can collect in everyday.
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everyone can collect in everyday.
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#53 2017-10-04 19:59:41
Does anyone know if it's possible to set up this game to always use SAPI? I'd prefer to put JAWS into suspend mode rather than exiting it entirely, but even in suspend mode the game detects JAWS and assumes that it should use its voice.
This game is a perfect example of why allowing software or web sites to detect if you are running any kind of assistive technology isn't a very good idea.
#54 2017-10-05 13:23:47
Will add Sapi in a future update. Though the game should work ok with Jaws enabled. That is all theoretical though as I don't use Jaws. The game tries to bipass jaw's keyhook stuff, but not sure how well that works.
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#55 2017-10-05 15:03:47
That's why I simply try suspending JAWS for games written in BGT. For most games that don't try to detect my assistive technology and are either self voiced or use SAPI, it works with no problem. But even when suspended this game detects JAWS and assumes it should use it.
#56 2017-10-05 20:24:11
Yep. This makes sense since Jaws isn't completely unloaded so the game has no idea that Jaws isn't actually talking.
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#57 2017-10-05 20:34:04
Hmm. Besides the suspend option, which is what I usually use, there is also a suspend and unload synthesizer option, which as far as I know only Open Book uses since it has its own speech synthesizer built in.
I'll have to try that and see if that option will cause the game to not see JAWS and use SAPI.
Off to test it...
#58 2017-10-05 22:02:17
The game works fine with JAWS, except for the menu. I just pass keys through for that bit though.
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