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EchoArenaDataTTS

Description

EchoArenaDataTTS is a program that runs in the background while you play Echo VR, and when you join a match reads to you where the server is located with text to speech.

You can download it here

Requirements

To use this program, you require:

  • Echo VR on Rift or Quest
  • A PC

Install Guide

Rift and Rift S

  • Download and extract the latest version of EchoArenaDataTTS into its own folder on your computer
  • Run the program by double clicking on the EchoArenaDataTTS.exe file
  • Start Echo VR and when you join the lobby, you should hear a text to speech voice saying the location of the lobby you have joined
  • Go into the game settings menu in Echo VR and set the option Enable API Access to true

The program should play a sound telling you what server you're on

Quest and Quest 2

  • Download and extract the latest version of EchoArenaDataTTS into its own folder on your computer
  • Run the program by double clicking on the EchoArenaDataTTS.exe file and close it after it opens
  • The file QuestIP.txt should have been generated. Open it with a text editor like Notepad
  • In the file QuestIP.txt, enter the IP of your Quest headset. You can get this IP by following the steps in the section Getting your Quest's IP below
  • Start Echo VR and EchoArenaDataTTS by double clicking on the EchoArenaDataTTS.exe file
  • Go into the game settings menu in Echo VR and set the option Enable API Access to true

The program should play a sound telling you what server you're on

Getting your Quest's IP

Note: This has not been tested on and may not work on the Quest 1 If you are able to get the IP of your Quest 1, the rest of the program should still work

  • Press the Oculus button
  • Click the settings gear at the bottom right of the Oculus menu
  • Click on Wifi box to view your Wifi networks
  • Click on the network you are currently connected to
  • Scroll down and click on Advanced
  • Keep scrolling down until you find IP Address. The number below is your Quest's IP Address. It should be 4 numbers seperated by periods. Return to your computer and enter this into the QuestIP.txt file

Troubleshooting

Sound not working

  • Make sure your computer's output device is set to your headset's speakers or playing out loud if you're on Quest

Not connecting to headset

  • Make sure your computer and Quest are connected to the same network