you can also import maps by using the load mapname command without .adlengine on the end. If the file is placed in the main folder (on the web) it will load it in... this can also be used to handle map transition.

web files need to be placed onto a web server. Do you have one? then you just put the .adlengine file in the same folder as the web files. I upload to my websites using filezilla.

You could then have more than one map or treat them as separate games you can then name them dungeon.adlengine or forest.adlengine for example and then you would use load forest or load dungeon to change the map / game.

Hi, thank you! Really appreciate it! language is an area that I am currently exploring. I am actively looking to convert commands into different languages as every day I'm finding interest from more countries.

One of the hardest parts of language support is keyboard support.

Sound is also another area I've not implemented yet, but will be doing. It will allow you to attach a sound to specific objects and command interaction, e.g. door-UNLOCK-SND or book-READ-SND plus will come with a library of sounds already built in / encoded.

I'll create an exe version for you

Hi.
I have briefly looked at the engine, and wow this is awesome... I have read the pdf manual as well.
Is it possible to make some battles, weapons, armor, NPC's etc.? I'm not sure if I have missed something in the manual.
I could see myself making a cool puzzle game where people could join in multiplayer to solve the puzzles. It would be great to make puzzles, which actually requires multiple people to solve them.
Here is some feedback on using the engine with speech:
Controlling the speech:
I'm not sure on where the break key is on my Macbook. However, it works fine in Firefox.
If possible in the future, it would be awesome to have direct screenreader output to read the text, and especially to read what you type. I tried to enter a room description, but for some reason, it both mistyped what I was actually typing, and it didn't took the whole description I wrote. I tried like 5 times and finally gave up and chose a short description instead.
This is really an awesome engine and a great start. I love how easy it is to build things in this engine. Just wow... I look very much forward to see the future development of this project.

Hi.
Thanks for this engine.
And can you add a 32 bit version for the server?
I have now a bad windows on my computer.

Thanks a lot for your answer.
Since the engine requires html5, I wander why the text is not directly on the screen like a webpage. Websites made in html5 are usually accessible with screenreaders.
I look so much forward to follow this awesome project. Keep up the fantastic job.

Hi I will look into making a make file, completely overlooked people with Linux servers lol. Good point. Will keep you informed. Best Liam

have you tried the webfiles download (for web deployment... not sure if it will work on a linux server though, that may need me to create a different zip file etc..) the rest are download versions...

or in tar.gz format at https://www.adliberum.com/engine/dl/webfiles.tar.gz

excellent, glad to hear. to save your editing type dl to download the .adlengine file and then upload it to your server I will write it so it can be saved to the server by typing save as well.

So last night I managed to get adlengine working with the NVDA screen reader

Try it at https://www.adliberum.com/engine and
type reader on and press enter.

OR download a packaged version of adlengine

Here's How I Got Adlengine To Work with NVDA:

When reader mode is active I get Adlengine to call a window alert dialog with the text of what the screen reader is to read.

NVDA: must be in focus mode to allow keyboard entry and to disable single letter navigation.

I also created some dictionary entries to replace the following with an empty string; to avoid the screen reader repeating them.
replace https://www.adliberum.com
replace ok button
replace alert (otherwise every text is preceeded with the word alert)
replace dialog
replace document
replace unknown

Not sure if this method will work for other screen readers but I am confident it should as its a windows feature to call a browser alert dialog box. Which I am sure screen readers are setup to read (being important and all).

Try it out for yourself:

New commands:
speech on = enables browser text to speech mode.
reader on = enables screen reader mode.

voice is normal (resets everything, voice type, speed, volume and pitch)

voice is faster
voice is fast
voice is slow
voice is slower

voice is louder
voice is loud
voice is quiet
voice is quieter

list voices (gives you a list of each voice available)
voice is 1-21 = changes voice to a different voice (from those available - use list voices)

voice is wait (puts voice into wait mode, use the right arrow to move forward in the text queue)
voice is auto (puts voice into auto mode, speech will move through the queue automatically BUT you will need to press space / enter after each speech, for the current queue, to close the dialog box)

p = toggle voice paused / play
pause = pause voice
play = play voice

You can also use Tab to toggle voice pause / play (but only when there is no speech queued / in auto).
You can also use Space to skip text (in screen reader mode only).

Try it at https://www.adliberum.com/engine
I would be most interested in hearing whether it works with other screen readers and specifically what options you have set if you set any e.g. dictionary or commands / modes.

Thank you.