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Agent Fox had originally shown up around mid-late June of 2018, showing up after there were only remnants of the Ugandan Knuckles era. In otherword, I'm trying to convert these 2 lines into KIX SCript: The problem is making KIX wait for all of the animations to finish, without using a sleep statement. I've got everything else working and have, for some time. I'm also using Kix2001 and therefor would be writing it using COM, not OLE. I can't determine exactly how long the different functions will take and really need to be able to check the status. I also can't use the "Sleep" method because I have to deal with everything from Pentium 75 computers to 2.0 GHz P4s. I'm unable to use the "Wait" because I'm only dealing with a single agent. I wanted to maintain consistency with that by utilizing it in the logon script. We also use the Genie as part of the help system on our Intranet. We have a numer of user that are blind, and the audio feedback would be good for them. I work for an agency that deals with handicapped individuals. I actually do have a business use for the use of the agent. #62443 - 05:33 PM Re: Using MS Agent in KIX $= $genie.speak("I hate those dang-darn Microsoft Agents anyways!!!") $wait= $merlin.speak("Genie, why don't you go get bottled !") $wait= $genie.speak("Hey Merlin, stop making a freak'n racket, will yeah ?") $genie_path = "%windir%\msagent\chars\genie.acs" $merlin_path = "%windir%\msagent\chars\merlin.acs"
Vrchatb5 ms agent full#
It gives you full control over your MS Agent script, you can easily create agent scripts by dragging the character.
Vrchatb5 ms agent software#
oh yeah, it's said that if you ever see an microsoft agent - you run ! - you run like hell ! Microsoft Agent Scripting Software 2.2 is a small and easy to use software that helps you in creating MS Agent Script for your website. if you've downloaded two agents (in this case, merlin and genie), one can synchronize them using the wait method. $=$Char.Speak("But I'll be watching you." ) $=$Char.Speak("Examining your computer" ) $=$Char.Speak("I summon your network drives" ) $speak=$Char.Speak("My name is $agent_name and this is your logon script. $agent_path = "%windir%\msagent\chars\$agent_name.acs" I can't get the wait thing or the request thing to work, but if you are interested. How do I set the request in KIX and how do I check the status? The "DO" loop checks the status of the request and will continue to loop until the request finishes. What I've read is that the first statement sets a "REQUEST". How do I emulate this in KIX? I'm pretty comfortable with KIX, and know almost nothing about VBScript but I've never tried working with this type of thing before. Set Activate = AgentControl.Characters(Figure) Path = wshshell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings(Path)Ī Figure, Path Set wshshell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") If IsObject(AgentControl) Then AgentControl.Connected = True Set AgentControl = WScript.CreateObject("Agent.Control.1", "event_") Path = "%WINDIR%\MSAGENT\CHARS\" & Figure & ".ACS" Set Request1=figure1.speak("Welcome to the new network")
Vrchatb5 ms agent code#
I've found that in VBScript you can deal with this by using code like this: The issue is that the script ends before the character has done anything. Thank you for logging on to the network") $Agent = CreateObject ("Agent.Control.2") $AgentPath = "%WinDir%\MSAgent\Chars\Genie.ACS" Somewhere (I can't remember exactly) I found some sample code for using an MS Agent in KIX. I'm working on some KIX scripting and would like to incorporate the Microsoft agent.
