DTUBH VoiceAttack Profile Updated for Release 1.0

[Habu_ss]

I have posted version 1.4 of the DTUBH VoiceAttack Profile in downloads, which is updated for Destroyer: the U-boat Hunter version 1.0.

Changes to the profile include:

• Control locations updated for DTUBH v1.0; and
• Single 'new course' command that interprets voice as 3 digits (previously uploaded on its own); and
• Stations selected by their shortcut key (1-5) by VA; and
• A memory of the station you are on, so going from 'Tactical' to 'Radar' is a single-click by VA* (only works if only VA is used to change station); and
• Modified depth charge commands and interface; and
• Merged lookout commands; and
• Single 'zoom' command that works on lookouts and gun director; and
• Standard rudder command at 15°, full rudder command at 25° (hard rudder is as before).

* Sub-stations within Combat and Lookout are not remembered, but Sonar and TRR are, so VA would press '2' to go from bridge to TRR when TRR was the last 'sonar' station.

The workings of depth-charge commands are a bit different.

1. With no depth-charges loaded, say 'Ready depth-charge <depth> <pattern>', with depth 'shallow', 'medium' or 'deep' and pattern 'narrow' or 'wide'.
2. Once depth-charges are loaded, say 'Depth-charge <depth>' or 'Depth-charge <pattern>'; these are implemented as different commands VoiceAttack will figure-out which one of these different commands to use.
3. Say 'drop' to drop the depth-charges; the command 'fire' is not included in this profile because I have found VoiceAttack recognises 'fire' in error.
4. You shouldn't need to use 'depth charge init'; it simply clicks the depth-charge icon.

A full list of enabled commands is attached.

Note that the shortcuts are currently disabled; please re-enable them if you use them. You will have to chose between assigning 'z' to 'zoom' and 'binoculars' because these are now different commands.

Many thanks to Gwenydd for the original profile, Onkel Neal for hotkeys and the video introducing me to VoiceAttack, and Digital Trucker for the multi-resolution compatibility. I would not have anything to work on here without those before me.

Good hunting (or is that only for submariners?),
Habu