Dragon Age Origins & II - Voice Recognition, Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad Tweaks & more - Gamac

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Published on April 4, 2022 12:11:49 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IqqtKPXUBg

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Dragon Age: Origins (2009)

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Gamac (Game Macros) is a platform of Macros for enhanced Gaming and other softwares, in these macros you can configure actions or commands for any game or software and then trigger them by any key, mouse button, gamepad button, gamepad axis, gamepad trigger or speech recognition phrase that you want, some Actions could be Automatic, all Game Macros come already configured but can be edited and expanded.

Gamac features: Keyboard and Mouse Tweaks, Gamepad Support, Speech Recognition, Text To Speech (TTS), Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Screen Search (SS).


Common System Requirements
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Hard disk drive (HDD) = Around 100 Mb per macro
Human Interface Devices (HID) = Depending on the Game or Program: Keyboard & Mouse (for their Tweaks), Gamepad (for Gamepad Support), Microphone (for Speech recognition), Speakers and TTS Voice (for Text To Speech)
Key Mapping = The Keys and Mouse Buttons of the game or program must be reflected in the Macro by editing the Game Keys files

Minimal System Requirements
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Operative System (OS) = Windows Vista x86 or later
Processor (CPU): = Intel® Celeron® CPU 847 1.10 GHz @1.10 GHz
System Memory (RAM) = 2 GB

Recomended System Requirements
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Operative System (OS) = Windows Vista x86 or later
Processor (CPU): = Intel® Xeon® 2.33 GHz @ 2.33 GHz
System Memory (RAM) = 4 GB


Depending on the game the Speech Recognition allows you to:

1. Communicate with your companions both AI and other players using your words just like you would in real life. (for some coop & multiplayer games)
2. Select or use items from inventory or items-belt or inventory menu (for some games)
3. Enter developer console commands and more complex configurations (for some games)
4. Ask for information to the macro and receive the info via Text to Speech or other methods (for some games)
5. Chat with your Team, Squad or Everyone using Voice Recognition in any game with chatting capability. (for some multiplayer games)
6. Feel like you are talking naturally since most command can be triggered with several phrases, so if you want to tell your allies to cover you, you can say: cover me, or covering fire, or changing position, or reloading, or …
7. Customize every Speech Recognition command with the words you want
8. Music player and sound control: control a music player while in the game without leaving the game; pause player, skip tracks, control volume of system or player and other things
9. Music items control: ask for songs, albums, artists and playlists
10. Any command available for the "Keyboard and Mouse Tweaks" may also be triggered with "Speech Recognition"
11. All this and much more using your voice

Depending on the game the keyboard and mouse tweaks allows you to:

1. Rebinding: Bind each game command to more than 1 key or mouse button, e.g.: you can bind the "interact" command to e, p, x…
2. Over-Binding: Combine more than 1 game command in 1 or more keys or mouse buttons, e.g.: you can bind both the "reload" and the "horn" commands to "r" so you can reload your weapon while on foot and sound the horn while in a vehicle in an open world game, all with the same key
3. Mouse Support for games that do not have it or underuse the mouse e.g.: allowing you to steer your vehicles in racing games using your mouse
4. Mouse Wheel modes: select or use items or trigger commands in new ways, depending of the degrees the mouse wheel is moved up or down, usually 3 commands for up plus 3 commands for down (for some games)
5. Music player and sound control: control a music player while in the game without leaving the game; pause player, skip tracks, control volume of system or player and other things
6. Change keyboard and mouse configuration on the go using your voice
7. Most commands available for the "Speech Recognition" may also be triggered with "Keyboard and Mouse Tweaks"
8. All this and much more to make games more comfortable with your keyboard and mouse

Depending on the game the Gamepad Support allows you to:

1. Choose among 1 or more configurable gamepad presets (sticks + buttons), these presets might work via Keyboard & mouse, via the developer console configuration, or a mix of both. Gamepad support is available for most games that do not have a native game support but it can be also available for some games that do have it
2. Combine gamepad presets with the native support of the game (DirectInput or XInput)
3. Change gamepad preset on the go using your voice

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