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LIST OF SUGGESTIONS
None right now, I hope to get some soon!

BUG TRACKER
No bugs right now, phew!

Footyafl4321

Not many bugs.

SWEATFit

bump

ZImperator

BUG REPORT
With the Dictation feature on, the rep function randomly triggers, commonly with the words, “Well, that”, and a clap or hit on a surface.

The bug triggers seemingly with any comparatively loud noise to the rest of the environment.
Simply clap your hands or hit a table to trigger the bug. (You may need to do this louder depending on the environment.

Last edited by ZImperator (Sept. 5, 2023 17:43:25)

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ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT
With the Dictation feature on, the rep function randomly triggers, commonly with the words, “Well, that”, and a clap or hit on a surface.

The bug triggers seemingly with any comparatively loud noise to the rest of the environment.
Simply clap your hands or hit a table to trigger the bug. (You may need to do this louder depending on the environment.

Thank you for the bug!

Before I add this to the tracker, may I ask: is it normal sounds, or noticeably loud sounds? If it is only noticeably loud sounds than it is working as intended.

ZImperator

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT
With the Dictation feature on, the rep function randomly triggers, commonly with the words, “Well, that”, and a clap or hit on a surface.

The bug triggers seemingly with any comparatively loud noise to the rest of the environment.
Simply clap your hands or hit a table to trigger the bug. (You may need to do this louder depending on the environment.

Thank you for the bug!

Before I add this to the tracker, may I ask: is it normal sounds, or noticeably loud sounds? If it is only noticeably loud sounds than it is working as intended.

Noticeably loud sounds, and you can use this to your advantage. Sounds made while using a machine (Ex. bench press) can potentially trigger a rep, making it easier to record reps.

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ZImperator wrote:
p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT
With the Dictation feature on, the rep function randomly triggers, commonly with the words, “Well, that”, and a clap or hit on a surface.

The bug triggers seemingly with any comparatively loud noise to the rest of the environment.
Simply clap your hands or hit a table to trigger the bug. (You may need to do this louder depending on the environment.

Thank you for the bug!

Before I add this to the tracker, may I ask: is it normal sounds, or noticeably loud sounds? If it is only noticeably loud sounds than it is working as intended.
Noticeably loud sounds, and you can use this to your advantage. Sounds made while using a machine (Ex. bench press) can potentially trigger a rep, making it easier to record reps.

So should this be added to the bug tracker?

ZImperator

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT
With the Dictation feature on, the rep function randomly triggers, commonly with the words, “Well, that”, and a clap or hit on a surface.

The bug triggers seemingly with any comparatively loud noise to the rest of the environment.
Simply clap your hands or hit a table to trigger the bug. (You may need to do this louder depending on the environment.

Thank you for the bug!

Before I add this to the tracker, may I ask: is it normal sounds, or noticeably loud sounds? If it is only noticeably loud sounds than it is working as intended.
Noticeably loud sounds, and you can use this to your advantage. Sounds made while using a machine (Ex. bench press) can potentially trigger a rep, making it easier to record reps.
So should this be added to the bug tracker?

Not necessarily, but you can if you want. As I said, this could be used to exploit sounds made by a workout machine. Talkative people and/or music may trigger the bug, so it could be added for that reason. I will test this in a gym.

undeterminstic

Bug Report - Music Dictation
Bug Description: The Music that is playing in the system will change the loudness and could change dictation

Intended Behavior: It should not(optional)
Actual Behavior: It does
How to recreate bug: Simply look at the loudness variable and turn up the volume it changes around.

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minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:
Bug Report - Music Dictation
Bug Description: The Music that is playing in the system will change the loudness and could change dictation

Intended Behavior: It should not(optional)
Actual Behavior: It does
How to recreate bug: Simply look at the loudness variable and turn up the volume it changes around.

Dictation adapts to the environment, so it should ignore music. Let me know if it doesn't, cause I can change the sensitivity.

undeterminstic

well if somebody is listening to music externally the problem appears

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minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:
well if somebody is listening to music externally the problem appears

Ideally, if the music is playing while you turn dictation on, it will recognize that you are in a loud environment and only detect loud sounds.

Have you had an instance where the music will increment reps?

ZImperator

BUG REPORT

Bug Description: When space is held down while using reps, extra reps are not added.
Intended behavior: If the space key is held, the rep counter should go up FAST
Actual Behavior: It does not.
How to replicate the bug: Simply hold down the space key while on Reps. Note that rapidly pressing the spacebar does register reps.

Last edited by ZImperator (Oct. 4, 2023 12:52:14)

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ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT

Bug Description: When space is held down while using reps, extra reps are not added.
Intended behavior: If the space key is held, the rep counter should go up FAST
Actual Behavior: It does not.
How to replicate the bug: Simply hold down the space key while on Reps. Note that rapidly pressing the spacebar does register reps.

I actually intentionally did it the other way because I didn't want multiple to increment by pressing it once

ZImperator

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
BUG REPORT

Bug Description: When space is held down while using reps, extra reps are not added.
Intended behavior: If the space key is held, the rep counter should go up FAST
Actual Behavior: It does not.
How to replicate the bug: Simply hold down the space key while on Reps. Note that rapidly pressing the spacebar does register reps.
I actually intentionally did it the other way because I didn't want multiple to increment by pressing it once

Pretty much how holding down a key works is that pit sends the signal once, PAUSES for a bit, then repeatedly sends the signal with no pause. So one press wouldn't do this.

Last edited by ZImperator (Oct. 4, 2023 14:03:40)

ZImperator

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
minecraftmanpp_tutor wrote:
Bug Report - Music Dictation
Bug Description: The Music that is playing in the system will change the loudness and could change dictation

Intended Behavior: It should not(optional)
Actual Behavior: It does
How to recreate bug: Simply look at the loudness variable and turn up the volume it changes around.
Dictation adapts to the environment, so it should ignore music. Let me know if it doesn't, cause I can change the sensitivity.

You could probably add a refresh to Dictation so every once in a while, the Dictation recalibrates itself, maybe every 5 minutes and no timer or repset is active.

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ZImperator wrote:
Dictation adapts to the environment, so it should ignore music. Let me know if it doesn't, cause I can change the sensitivity.

You could probably add a refresh to Dictation so every once in a while, the Dictation recalibrates itself, maybe every 5 minutes and no timer or repset is active.

Good Idea…
Should I also add a microphone icon somewhere that shows when dictation is recalibrating?

And you can click on it to mute your mic?

Last edited by p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- (Oct. 4, 2023 14:12:06)

ZImperator

p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-p- wrote:
ZImperator wrote:
Dictation adapts to the environment, so it should ignore music. Let me know if it doesn't, cause I can change the sensitivity.
You could probably add a refresh to Dictation so every once in a while, the Dictation recalibrates itself, maybe every 5 minutes and no timer or repset is active.

Good Idea…
Should I also add a microphone icon somewhere that shows when dictation is recalibrating?

And you can click on it to mute your mic?

The mute mic option isn't really needed, you can just turn off dictation. Showing when dictation is recalibrating is a good idea however, as it shows when dictation will not work. A sound should accompany it, just in case the user is not looking.

Last edited by ZImperator (Oct. 13, 2023 16:08:33)

ZImperator

Suggestion
Dynamic Dictation: I've noticed that with constantly changing environments, like a gym, dictation does not work well. A solution to this is Dynamic Dictation. Dynamic Dictation would automatically recalibrate if the volume increase by a large amount for a long amount of time (~5 seconds) This would fix dialogue triggering Dictation while also accommodating small changes and genuine registers. A sound or voice clip should play while Dictation recalibrates, accompanied by an icon change.

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