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To use this project, please install the following programs from the LILI Install folder:
(even if you are running 64-bit Windows, Please use 32-bit versions of these programs)
(You can get the folder here https://mega.co.nz/#!hV0WHL7a!7preeVssQ1CxlQuMfU8TifhyZZkOo4HakjxdXgnvIkU)
The CSLU Toolkit as described in TalkingAvatarReadme.
run cslu206
--select all c source code options and any languages you would like to use
-use the "bsync.tcl" in the LSSRobotWin32 repository and copy and paste it over C:\Program Files\CSLU\Toolkit\2.0\script\bsync_1.0\bsync.tcl
-run the "baldi sync" application to get the face window and the TTS window
-if no short cut is found go to C:\Program Files\CSLU\Toolkit\2.0\apps and set the baldiSync.tcl file's
default program to wish80.exe (C:\Program Files\CSLU\Tcl80\bin)
-should be able to double click baldiSync.tcl to run
-right click on the face and go to preferences
-change face to desired face (Lily)
-change emotions as needed (ie .1 happy) -> keep neutral at max to avoid highly distorted faces
-click save when satisfied
-click into the TTS window where text would be entered in to make it possible for the code to simulate keystrokes into there
NOTE: BaldiSync needs a microphone and speaker attached to run. If it has an error opening and the desired devices are set to default,
disable any other undesired devices, then try to open the program again.
Microsoft Speech SDK 11:
first, run dotNetFx40_Full_Setup
run SpeechPlatformRuntime
run MicrosoftSpeechPlatformSDK
run MSSpeech_SR_en-US_TELE
OpenNI 2.1
NITE 2.2 (install OpenNI first)
OpenCV 2.4.9 (Extract to C drive and add the x86 vc10 bin folder (the one with a bunch of dlls) to the PATH environment variable. Then restart.)
Python 2.7
-pyserial, numpy, matplotlib
If there are errors dealing with "clr" module, unzip Python for .NET into the working directory along with a copy of the python.exe from the Python27 folder after installing python 2.7
If you're using Windows 8 and you have these issues, install Python for .NET usind PIP (after installing pip, run "pip install pythonnet". Then, remove all the files in "pthon for .net.zip" from lssrobotwin32).
Canopy and Visual Studios are optional editors
FTDI-A12 Drivers (if cannot connect to the iRobotCreate)
instructions found inside the FTDI folder
e1649fwu drivers (if the monitor does not plug-and-play)
All other related code can be found in the following repositories:
(Visual Studio Projects)
https://github.com/deadtomgc/nitepy
https://github.com/clguerrero93/lilivoicecommand
https://github.com/deadtomgc/fakeinput
https://github.com/DeadTomGC/FTCHinterface