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Phil Hawthorne Posts: 400
1/28/2016
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Bazinga! Got it. So...your try{} catch{} statement worked. Got an error that it couldn't find the file! So I changed this part
Process.Start(@"C:\ProgramData\CastleOS\CastleOS Kinect Service\Scripts\RemoteAppLaunchClient.exe", "192.168.1.21 iexplore.exe www.google.com");
Now we are in business! Thank you so much. Now onto finishing up this script so everyone can enjoy it!
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Phil Hawthorne Posts: 400
1/29/2016
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Hey Chris,
I got this mostly working via an EXE, and a C# script that speaks the response from that EXE file, using the Kinect Script. Now, I can ask the computer current weather, and it spits out the weather from this script.
However, I want this script to run as an alarm. I change the Using CastleOSKinectService to using CastleOSCoreService, and uploaded it to action scripts. I set the script to fire as an event, and the logs have line items saying they ran the event, but I did not hear the announcement.
Can action scripts call TTS announcements the same way Kinect scripts can, with functions like ScriptingAPI.Speak(()?
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Chris Cicchitelli Administrator Posts: 3390
1/29/2016
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Phil Hawthorne wrote:
Can action scripts call TTS announcements the same way Kinect scripts can, with functions like ScriptingAPI.Speak(()?
Yes they can, though there are a couple extra steps needed. In the Kinect scripts, they use the default speaker selection. But in the Core Service scripts, there is no default speaker selection, and the speaker must be selected. There is a full explanation and walkthrough in DemoScript.cs located in C:\ProgramData\CastleOS\CastleOS Core Service\Scripts.
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Phil Hawthorne Posts: 400
1/29/2016
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Chris Cicchitelli wrote:
Yes they can, though there are a couple extra steps needed. In the Kinect scripts, they use the default speaker selection. But in the Core Service scripts, there is no default speaker selection, and the speaker must be selected.
There is a full explanation and walkthrough in DemoScript.cs located in C:\ProgramData\CastleOS\CastleOS Core Service\Scripts.
Thank you! I see those steps now Cheers
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Phil Hawthorne Posts: 400
2/5/2016
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Hey Chris,
Just letting you know I finally got it to work. Had to restart the core service for scripts to work.
I'm going to tidy up the code, and make a new thread with instructions for others when this is ready.
Cheers
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Phil Hawthorne Posts: 400
2/6/2016
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