commit 159a721ff0ab01417963bbb7b23badb440e7e54e
Author: Volkor The Barbarian Warrior <me@volkor.me>
Date:   Thu Nov 17 15:56:07 2022 +1100

    Initial Commit

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+# VolkorSoundBoard (VSB)
+
+VSB is a cool python-based, OSC-enabled vrchat soundboard.
+It uses a avatars radial menu to trigger .wav files to play via a audio device, mostly voicemeeter.
+
+## Software setup
+
+0. Ensure python 3.10 (or older!!) is installed, and you have the requirements installed. `pip install -r requirements.txt`
+1. In the SFX folder, create a folder for the avatarid, for example `avtr_3ec08725-aa6c-42ec-b411-a1466f69fb61`, and then move the audio files in.
+2. Ensure that the files are named properly, with proper numbering at the start of the filename.
+3. Ensure that the files are in WAV format. I don't think the sound library supports playing anything else (and I haven't added it working)
+4. Edit the config.toml to match your settings.
+
+## Avatar setup
+
+1. Create a submenu with the corresponding `osc-parameter` settings triggered by a button.
+   1. TODO: add a photo or something to show my example
+2. Enable OSC in game (or test with [AV3Emulator!](https://github.com/lyuma/Av3Emulator))
+3. Upload avatar (or play mode if AV3Emu) and run the button, and see if it is registered in the program.
+
+## Python 3.11 or newer
+
+We use the tomli library for toml, but python 3.11 and newer has tomllib built into python, so you'll have to change the import and references.
+
+## Stuff I learned making this
+
+- How OSC works! (osc4py3 is neat, especially multithreading stuff)
+- signals library for clean ctrl+c exiting
+- playing audio on windows from python (sounddevice, soundfile)
+- reading toml files from python.
+
+## File naming
+
+Files MUST be named correctly. `1. <name>`.
+The number in the filename corresponds to the number in the parameter menu in VRC.
+Files MUST be in .wav format. Seriously. I'm not requiring ffmpeg for a small size reduction.
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+[networking]
+# Change me to talk to a different pc (although idk how you're piping audio to another pc but nice)
+ip = "127.0.0.1"
+port = 9001
+
+[audio]
+# Sets the default playback device, use `python -m sounddevice` to list all devices, and select the one you want by setting below. Moron.
+# You'd want to find the VoiceMeeter (MME) ones.
+# You can also use a name for this, it'll match text.
+audio-device = "VoiceMeeter Aux Input (VB-Audio"
+
+[vrchat]
+osc-parameter = "OSC-VoiceLine"
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+import time
+from osc4py3.as_comthreads import *
+from osc4py3 import oscmethod as osm
+import sounddevice as sd
+import soundfile as sf
+import glob
+from pathlib import Path
+import tomli
+import signal
+
+# README
+
+# TODO
+## 1. set up persistence and have different folders for different avid's
+##      will need to listen for '/avatar/change' messages, adding that into the play_voiceline thing.
+
+# Setup config stuffs
+with open("config.toml", mode="rb") as fp:
+    config = tomli.load(fp)
+osc_parameter = "/avatar/parameters/" + config["vrchat"]["osc-parameter"]
+
+sd.default.device = config["audio"]["audio-device"]
+
+def get_voiceline_path(VoiceLine):
+    # Returns the FIRST result from finding "<number>."
+    print(f"[VSB] Searching for file: {VoiceLine}")
+    # Calculates the file to search for.
+    search_path = Path('./SFX')/ f'{VoiceLine}.*.wav'
+    print(f"[VSB] Searching for path: {search_path}")
+    # Do the search and save the output
+    file = glob.glob(str(search_path))
+    return file[0]
+
+def play_voiceline(VoiceLine, VoiceLinePath):
+    # Load selected file into ram. (I imagine this will be GC'd at some point)
+    print(f"[VSB] Loading Voiceline: ({VoiceLine}) {VoiceLinePath}")
+    data, samplerate = sf.read(VoiceLinePath)
+    sd.play(data, samplerate)
+    print(f"[VSB] Playing Voiceline: ({VoiceLine}) {VoiceLinePath}")
+    sd.wait() # This forces the program to wait until playback is finished!!!
+    print(f"[VSB] Finished Voiceline: ({VoiceLine}) {VoiceLinePath}")
+
+# Only called when voiceline detected.
+def main(VoiceLine):
+    print(f"[VSB] Received message:  {VoiceLine}")
+    VoiceLinePath = get_voiceline_path(VoiceLine)
+    play_voiceline(VoiceLine, VoiceLinePath)
+
+# Startup the server (this is a function because im shit at coding)
+def init_osc():
+    osc_startup()
+    osc_udp_server(config["networking"]["ip"], config["networking"]["port"], "VolkorSoundBoard")
+    osc_method(osc_parameter, main)
+
+def exit_handler(signum, frame):
+    print(f"[VSB] Exiting, thanks for flying VSB Airlines!")
+    osc_terminate()
+    exit(0)
+
+# Start the system.
+print(f"[VSB] Initializing...")
+signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, exit_handler)
+init_osc()
+
+# Periodically call osc4py3 processing method in your event loop.
+finished = False
+slep = 0
+killtime = 100
+while not finished:
+    osc_process()
+    time.sleep(0.1) # Stops it from using 10% cpu on my 5800x (delays processing by ~50ms)
+    slep = slep + 1
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+sounddevice
+soundfile
+osc4py3
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