| 26 Nov 2022 |
 SunBroJoe#1914 | A lot of people here say the best thing to do is just practice reading and you'll get more comfortable with it which is probably what you should do unless you really have some kind of eye/medical condition | 14:51:39 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Yeah it doesn't seem like a super common thing' | 14:51:56 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | I almost wonder, a lot of computers have accessibility options that will allow you to highlight text for TTS | 14:52:20 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | If you could find a way to make that work in MW that might be your best shot but I don't know if that's possibly considering you can't highlight text in-game | 14:52:42 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | I think your best bet is really just taking it slow and getting better at it though | 14:53:12 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Reading is a very important skill in the 21st century and I wouldn't pass it up :P | 14:53:26 |
 kurashi | yeah I was trying to figure out if there was any way to do that, currently I'm thinking of making a script that allows me to quickly take a screenshot of a specific piece of text then send that through some ai to make it become text and then send it to text-to-speech | 14:53:32 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | It sounds possible but wouldn't it just be easier to learn to read more efficiently? | 14:53:55 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Do you wear glasses or contacts or anything? | 14:54:11 |
| kurashi | I am studying programming so this is exactly the kind of thing I am supposed to do | 14:54:20 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | If so it might be the distance between you and whatever you're reading | 14:54:24 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Do you experience these issues when programming? That's literally 100% reading lines of text very carefully | 14:54:53 |
| kurashi | my brain is weird and doesn't consider code and text the same thing | 14:55:13 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | I don't wanna play armchair psychologist but if I'm being honest this sounds very made up | 14:55:46 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | If you can read one with no problem and not the other I think it's really just in your head man | 14:56:02 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Which is good news because you can work through it | 14:56:09 |
| kurashi | yes it's in my head, that doesn't really help | 14:56:15 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Well it does because if you know that's the case you can work through it via exposure | 14:56:30 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | That's really your best solution man | 14:56:34 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | I've had weird quirks like that myself and I've always found the best way to get over it is by exposing yourself to it until you're comfortable with it | 14:56:56 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Like I'll have weird little "ticks" when reading for a long time so I'll just break it down into sessions and try to be aware of it and work through it, it works tremendously | 14:58:19 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | It's basically just working out a muscle, you do it intentionally for longer and longer and you learn to master it | 14:58:31 |
| kurashi | I think I'd rather just program a solution than headache exposure | 14:58:33 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | That's up to you, if you do make a working program feel free to share, from the looks of it there are other people that would find that kind of thing useful | 14:59:15 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | Good luck man :D | 14:59:19 |
 Romulus | This was before the new hotfix, so I don't know if that did anything. My game crashed, and when I checked the log there was an error about a script being missing | 17:43:41 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | For what, Tamriel Rebuilt? | 17:44:02 |
| Romulus | Yes. This was the errorError in frame: script TR_m1_NPC does not exist | 17:45:01 |
 Evil Eye | I mean, there isn't a single NPC in the latest TR release that uses that script. A replacement script has existed for years, though I'll admit the old script was still in use in the previous release (shouldn't have been, but hey) | 18:01:45 |
| SunBroJoe#1914 | I am so confused lol | 18:35:06 |
