Name - is a unique designation for the command.
The following characters are not allowed: ';,()<>', i.e. semicolon, coma, open and closed
brackets (round and angle).
Verify command - specifies whether character will
double check before executing the command. If checked, when speech recognition (SR) engine
recognizes the voice command phrase, the character will ask you "Are you
sure?" to which you can answer by 'Yes' or 'No' with obvious results. The length of
time that character is waiting for user's response (in seconds) can be specified in the Options
dialog (Options->Options...) under the Command Execution
category. If the
verification times out, the 'No' response is assumed.
Voice - is where the voice
command phrase is entered. It is suggested that the user verifies SR engine's ability to
recognize the specified phrase. For added flexibility the optional words
should be put in brackets and alternate words should be put in square
brackets and delimited by vertical slashes ('|'). For example, specifying:
"(Please) [open | start | execute] notepad", means that SR
engine will recognize any of the following voice commands:
"Open notepad", "Start notepad", "Execute
notepad", "Please open notepad", "Please start
notepad" and "Please execute notepad".
In addition, common phrases can be specified in the Phrase
Substitutions dialog for reuse.
Reply - specifies the text that character will
speak as soon as command starts executing. To avoid repetitiveness it is possible to
specify several phrases, separated by '|' character, from which one will be randomly
chosen each time the command is called. The speech
output tags can also be used for better control of the spoken output. Pressing the Reply button causes
character to read the phrase immediately.
Play - specifies the animation that character will
play once the command has been executed. Pressing the Play button will cause
character to play the specified animation immediately.
Belongs to - specifies whether command is added to
default (common, shared) package of commands or an add-on (user specific) package.
