alterNERDtive/VoiceAttack-profiles v1.2

v1.2 (2020-03-09)

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EliteDangerous v4.0

The big new feature is being able to pull data from Spansh’s database in addition to EDSM. That allows checking for stations that haven’t had their data updated in ages. Probably not that interesting to you, but I like keeping things up to date in EDDN.

• EDDI events will now focus Elite before sending keyboard inputs. That should help with inputs being swallowed. For non-event commands I’m just going to assume that Elite is already focused :)
• Changed logic for “worthwhile” bodies while scanning a system. It will now alert you to terraformable bodies, Earth-like, Water and Ammonia Worlds. It will no longer check against a scan value.
• Mapping a body will now announce the expected payout.
• Added >hyperspaceDethrottle setting. Basically does the same thing as the SC Assist thing, and has been doing it forever. Now defaults to false.
• Added a call to StreamAttack.startup to EliteDangerous.startup. Duh. And calls to the EDDI event handlers.
• Fixed the docking request command if you currently have a target (and subsequently a forth “target” tab in your left hand panel).
• Upon jumping into a (populated) system, will now check Spansh for stations in the system with outdated data (>1 yo) and announce those.

RatAttack v3.0

• Added open [rat;] dispatch board command. Opens the web dispatch board in your default browser.
• Added proper handling for multiple ratsignals hitting at once. That’s mainly an IRC client config thing, see the docs.
• Renamed RatAttack.getInfoFromRatsignal to RatAttack.announceCaseFromRatsignal. Removed the “open case?” voice input prompt.
• Added new RatAttack.getInfoFromRatsignal command that will only add a ratsignal’s data to the internal case list, but not announce the case.

SpanshAttack v3.0

This now also pulls data from Spansh’s database. In this case to make sure your target system is actually in there for plotting. If not, it will prompt you for coordinates and use the nearest one that is.

This means that you will now need to install my elite-scripts to run SpanshAttack. If you are using the profile package, you are doing that already and don’t have to do anything.

• Added SpanshAttack.defaultToLadenRange config option. If enabled, will pull current range from EDDI before asking you to manually input a range for your ship. Sadly that will be range with full cargo but current fuel levels. So make sure your tank is full. Will default to false for this very reason.
• Will now check if you actually have a current and target system set and abort plotting a route if you e.g. aren’t logged into Elite or EDDI is throwing a fit.
• As said above, SpanshAttack will now check for the target system being in the router’s database or ask you to input target coordinates instead.

StreamAttack v0.1

This profile will write some state data to files that can then be read e.g. by OBS for streaming shenanigans. Yes, other tools do that as well, but this one is mine ;)

See the docs.