- The
tttool play
command is greatly enhanced:- Audio samples are actually played (On linux, install
sox
). - You can use the name of your scripts instead of the OID codes.
- The prompt supports a persistent history (press ↑).
- You can tab-complete your input.
- Audio samples are actually played (On linux, install
tttool
knows its own version.tttool assemble
warns if the comment field is too long for the GME file.
- The
tttool play
command now supports jump commands.
- The
language
fields takes arbitrary strings, which will hopefully be understood by the text-to-speak engine.
- The yaml files support a
language
field, specifying the default language for the text-to-speech feature. - The
speak
section of the yaml file can have subsections with differing languge settings, to allow multi-language files. - The text-to-speech feature will use either pico2wave or espeak, depending on what is available.
- The windows release zipfile now comes with espeak and oggenc, so Windows users can use text-to-speech out of the box.
- Last release without a changelog