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flscript

Staging's view of the spoken script of *First Light: Vagant*: the keys it fires, the written form of each line, and roughly how long each one takes to say.

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What it does

flscript

Staging's view of the spoken script of First Light: Vagant: the keys it fires, the written form of each line, and roughly how long each one takes to say.

local script = require("staging.flscript")
script.lines["open_comm_1"]  --> { text = ..., speaker = ..., dur = ... }
script.dur("lose_1")         --> seconds to leave for it

The text comes from audio.voice when that module is present, so what is on the screen is what was recorded. The copies in this file are the fallback, and they are the same lines: a line whose audio never arrives is still a line the game says, in writing.

script.order lists every key in the order a full round would hear them.

Two speakers: THE COMMISSIONER, who reads from a minute-book, and THE VAGANT, who does not.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

estimate(text: string) → number

Roughly six words a second, which is what an unhurried read comes out at.

argtypedescription
textstring

get(key: string) → Line

argtypedescription
keystring

dur(key: string) → number

argtypedescription
keystring
⌬ Types
Line = {
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descriptionStaging's view of the spoken script of First Light: Vagant — the keys it fires, the written form of every line, and how long each takes to say.

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# audio.voice The spoken script — the words, who says them, and the name each line's clip is filed under. Data only; the generation and the processing that give them a voice live in `audio.voicebake`. Two speakers. **The Vagant** is close, tired and plain. **The Commissioner** is a man reading a minute-book aloud in a place with no walls. They are separated by writing and by processing, not by a voice id. `audio_gen.speech` takes an optional `voice` and nothing on the service enumerates the ids it accepts; a deliberately invalid id was accepted and returned audio, so a wrong id does not announce itself, and two known-public ids produced no pitch separation this could measure. Both speakers are therefore generated on the default voice, and the Commissioner is dropped a minor third, band-limited and thrown into a long cold tail in the bake. Eighteen lines: the opening (the Commissioner speaks first, from somewhere unseen), the lamps, the wig, the oil, the Commissioners closing in, and the two resolutions. Each line's first forty characters are unique on purpose: the generation service names its imported asset from a forty-character truncation of the text, and two lines sharing that prefix overwrite each other silently. `SoundDirector` emits `line(key, text, speaker, seconds)` whether or not the clip exists, so a failed generation is a quiet line rather than a lost one.
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