@foxster First of all, excellent software. I spent two days trying to setup and configure two different versions of commands for Voice Attack, including have to join a discord and register one of the command packs (absolutely dumb shit) and voice attack wasn’t correctly reading my voice.

I installed your software and it was working five minutes later with no additional work.

I wanted to call out though that - at least for me - Departure Airborne doesn’t seem to work in the default BMS profile. It registers it correctly in the app, but when I use it in game it always reports back to me as though I am on the wrong channel, even when I am sure the channel is set correctly.

The only real complaint I have about the system (and it’s really just the default BMS profile) is that it doesn’t really support me saying the commands naturally, I pretty much have to say them as though I am reading the menu. It would be nice if I could use more realistic ATC spoken phrases to access things the way some of the Voice Attack stuff works. But that would be complex programmatically.

@airtex2019 it’s a good idea, but at the end of the day I would rather just assign the drive letter and forget about it. I don’t actually like scripting things like this (Drive letters, or batch files for configuration of monitors and software) I prefer to spend my time doing other things.

It’s just that when I added in the voice recognition software, starting everything up reached a pain point I wasn’t willing to tolerate and it was keeping me out of the sim.

Okay, I managed to solve this with the following code:

@echo off
start "" "P:\MMTool\MultiMonitorTool.exe" /SetPrimary \\.\DISPLAY4
start /d  "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Tools\RTTRemote" RTTServer64.exe
start /d  "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Tools\RTTRemote" RTTClient64.exe
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\NaturalPoint\TrackIR5\TrackIR5.exe"
start "" "C:\Program Files\FoxVox\FoxVox.exe"
start "" "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Bin\x64\Falcon BMS.exe"
exit

I tried messing around with moving it to a different drive, it didn’t fly.

The /d command sets the home directory, it seems that CDing into the directory doesn’t quite do the same thing, so it wasn’t able to find the INI files that it needed to launch.

At any rate, I’ve got one batch file to launch everything now, and I’m pretty happy about it.

If only NVIDIA made it easier to support multi monitors so I could do this for my other games…

@foxster It’s interesting that you bring up the Windows speech training - my microphone works fine in all my apps but isn’t picked up well enough by Windows to let me do the speech training.

When I was using Voice Attack, it would frequently mishear my commands because the speech engine wasn’t trained well, enough when I was enunciating.

FoxVox, on the other hand, has understood everything I’ve said the very first time without any issues or additional configuration.

Kind of interesting and, at least for me, a huge reason to use it instead.

@foxster First of all, excellent software. I spent two days trying to setup and configure two different versions of commands for Voice Attack, including have to join a discord and register one of the command packs (absolutely dumb shit) and voice attack wasn’t correctly reading my voice.

I installed your software and it was working five minutes later with no additional work.

I wanted to call out though that - at least for me - Departure Airborne doesn’t seem to work in the default BMS profile. It registers it correctly in the app, but when I use it in game it always reports back to me as though I am on the wrong channel, even when I am sure the channel is set correctly.

The only real complaint I have about the system (and it’s really just the default BMS profile) is that it doesn’t really support me saying the commands naturally, I pretty much have to say them as though I am reading the menu. It would be nice if I could use more realistic ATC spoken phrases to access things the way some of the Voice Attack stuff works. But that would be complex programmatically.

@Frederf you start by doing all of them on the ground, but the manual says that the AZ/EL should be redone every twenty minutes or after High-G maneuvering while in flight.

@airtex2019 it’s a good idea, but at the end of the day I would rather just assign the drive letter and forget about it. I don’t actually like scripting things like this (Drive letters, or batch files for configuration of monitors and software) I prefer to spend my time doing other things.

It’s just that when I added in the voice recognition software, starting everything up reached a pain point I wasn’t willing to tolerate and it was keeping me out of the sim.

@airtex2019 I do a lot of work from the CLI and having everything mapped this way makes it faster to jump contexts. A whole project drive is easier to switch to, because everything is then relative to the Drive Letter path, which also makes scripting like this easier.

@airtex2019 yep, that was it.

@Flow32 hahaha, well I have a home cockpit and about 40 USB peripherals to power it, so I don’t think I could do that.

Okay, I managed to solve this with the following code:

@echo off
start "" "P:\MMTool\MultiMonitorTool.exe" /SetPrimary \\.\DISPLAY4
start /d  "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Tools\RTTRemote" RTTServer64.exe
start /d  "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Tools\RTTRemote" RTTClient64.exe
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\NaturalPoint\TrackIR5\TrackIR5.exe"
start "" "C:\Program Files\FoxVox\FoxVox.exe"
start "" "B:\Falcon BMS 4.37\Bin\x64\Falcon BMS.exe"
exit

I tried messing around with moving it to a different drive, it didn’t fly.

The /d command sets the home directory, it seems that CDing into the directory doesn’t quite do the same thing, so it wasn’t able to find the INI files that it needed to launch.

At any rate, I’ve got one batch file to launch everything now, and I’m pretty happy about it.

If only NVIDIA made it easier to support multi monitors so I could do this for my other games…

@airtex2019 Generally, I run the RTT Server and Client from the launcher, and then launch BMS. I’ve never had any issues doing it this way. The Shortcut is attempting to do the same thing.

It’s both the RTT Client and the RTT Server.

@Flow32 It doesn’t matter if I launch it with or without admin, it doesn’t launch.

It’s not missing data, the application literally refuses to start.

@airtex2019 I was wondering the same thing about the B:\ and archaic windows holdovers from the floppy disc era.

I have 20 TB of all SSD storage and I segemented it into about twenty drives for various projects and purposes, so I’m using a majority of the alphabet at this point.

I’ll try moving it to another drive.

@Flow32 Yes it’s running as admin.