FoxVox Update v3.0

FoxVox v3.0 changelog

• Add Timer & Message overlays
• Add new Text-to-Speech output
• Add new voice/Key command reference output
• Add new dynamic speech variables
• Add support for variable values on command run count
• Add expression parser for complex variable values
• Add speech number detection
• Add detached console overlay
• Add ability to edit certain output elements by double-clicking
• Add Push-To-Talk validation on default (keyless) voice command groups
• Improve deconfliction updates resulting from command changes
• Update vJoy support to v2.2.2.0
• Fix vJoy output incorrect button id
• Fix vJoy analog binding flicker due to reset during callback
• Fix vJoy discreet POV setting issues
• Fix one-to-one binding for variable output
• Fix repeat issues with one-to-one bindings
• Fix problem logging all PTT blocks correctly
• Update several areas of the UI including:
  • Custom themed title bar
  • Collapsed Voice/Key command groups
  • Dynamic command loading for improved performance
  • Output builder layout

The changelog may seem deceptively simple in this update, however it is definitely not the case.  The biggest update since v2.0 release added key binding support, this release puts a lot more power under the hood to do some very complicated and amazing stuff.   Setting up response requests on outputs allows for engaging in dynamic sequence chains through speech (or non-vocal key commands).  Numeric detection and new speech variables open up possibilities to react to the spoken input, and a full custom parser tied to variables allows for on-the-fly computations.  Basically it supports scripting, but without having to write scripts.  Formulas, variables, and conditions are all controlled through the UI configuration.  I will be producing a new series of short (I hope) videos that covers all the new features, but I've released the update prior to that so that everyone could enjoy the new updates right away.

Please note, this is the first version that will not support downgrading libraries to earlier versions.  So once you save a library in v3.0, it may not be compatible with FoxVox 1.x or 2.x versions.  Earlier libraries will still open and run in v3.0 without issue.