Constants and parameter names for controlling text-to-speech. For example the keys 'com.svox.pico_foo' and 'com.svox.pico:bar' will be passed to the.

Ford tourneo connect tochki podklyucheniya signalizacii. Speak ( 'hello dude!' ); The good thing of native TTS is that doesn't require an active internet connection, is all built-in! Georgia pacific fast beam software downloads. The plugin doesn't need any additional manifest file to work, this means, there is no unity activity extension subclassing, but a real external jar bridge plug-in that access all android.speech.tts framework features, and it will compile straight away even with other complex android projects setup (eg with other plug-ins which extend unity activities or complex plugins like eg: openfeint) All TTS engine important functions are mapped: setting pitch rate and speed as well as changing language when multiple are installed. Here a short video demonstrating the plugin.

We updated the package (v 1.1.0) which will be soon available for download. Sorry for the wait. A quick reference is now in the readme file: public void Init() { Initialize the TTS engine public bool isInitialized() Returning true when the engine is ready speak, false when not.

There is not the possibility to change the voice from within the android SDK but, you can install whatever voice you want, even very professional looking voices from SVOX or LOQUENDO or such, to have the TOP for your eg: car navigator. A special version of the plug-in can be adjusted for your need for a few bucks, and will add the possibility to make an install check and a voice preview/market link also. Also other features are planned to be supported if interest, like the ability to save to disk the audio file generated by the TTS engine and then be able to manipulate it with the great new Audio system furnished with Unity 3.5 About custom voices, the only thing you can do with Android SDK, then even with our plug-in (just not the version on Asset Store yet) is this. Hi, is the programmer of the plugin still in this thread? I bought the plugin from the Store - the example provided with the plugin compiles for Android for the target platform, 2.3.x to 4.x, but throws an exception during the CallStatic('Init'.) part of the code (which causes the app to crash on the device).

Build settings: Unity 3.5.3f3, Target platform android 2.3.x (but still works on Android 4.0.3). That should be all that matters. I have attempted to roll back to Unity 3.4, and not only was it more trouble than it was worth, it didn't work either. Platform: Unity Free w/ the Android and IOS plugins from April. Device is Samsung Galaxy SII, Android 4.0.3 stock rooted, debugging enabled - I made sure to select the Google TTS service instead of the Samsung one. The VibratorTTS example works perfectly on the device; can the Player Settings for this demo be posted at least so I can see where I went wrong? Hi Great Chicken, I'm here yes.

I have a lot of satisfied customers, within them there's myself, I compiled these APK recently with Unity 3.5.3f and ALL of them contain the vibration plug-in. They haven't any crash problem. You should check that the jars are in the right place. I guess also making 2.2 - 4.0 ( 8-15 api level) would help since there may be something needed from that sdk release. Have you tried compiling 8-15?