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If we could get similar keybindings as ACRE has for its direct speech as a way of cycling through whisper/normal/shout then I believe it would be a lot easier to use. Now, currently you could just rebind the speak modes to something with a scroll wheel, and it would work.. but it doesn't stop at shout, it just keeps cycling. The idea with the scroll wheel is that you could carelessly spin the wheel up or down and just get the max or min easily, so blockers would have to be set.
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Turns out, I didn't need the above because CBA already considered Scroll wheel keybindings in its keybinding framework. Anyway, done in the below commit.
What
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Added: Keybindings that will increase or decrease the direct speech
volume from TFAR without cycling! So this means that no matter how many
times it increases the volume, it will never go past yelling and back to
whisper, and vice versa. This means the scroll wheel can now be used for
switching speech volume!
Why
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So that we can use Alt+Mouse Wheel Up/Down to switch direct speech
volumes now instead of the crappy Ctrl+Tab keybinding.
Issue ID: #84
If we could get similar keybindings as ACRE has for its direct speech as a way of cycling through whisper/normal/shout then I believe it would be a lot easier to use. Now, currently you could just rebind the speak modes to something with a scroll wheel, and it would work.. but it doesn't stop at shout, it just keeps cycling. The idea with the scroll wheel is that you could carelessly spin the wheel up or down and just get the max or min easily, so blockers would have to be set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: