Compatible with all operating systems that can run a ruby environment.
bundle
ruby charlie.rb
Speech detection incorporates pocketsphinx-ruby, a Ruby wrapper for CMUSphinx by Carnegie Mellon University.
Text-to-speech incorporates espeak.
Currently, the bomb check MUST be done first. If a module requiring bomb parameters is selected, the app will crash. Soon it will prompt you for missing data when it's needed; I'm still porting this feature from the text-based defuser.
Each module has a keyword to select it from the main menu, then commands that will give the bot the appropriate data to solve the module.
reset wire sequences - resets wire sequences
reset password - resets password
reset memory - resets memory
Make sure to run reset commands before solving a second module of the same type.
The bomb is defused. / We did it! - cue a happy success response
The bomb detonated. / The bomb blew up. - cue an upset failure response
keyword: "Bomb Check"
batteries (0-9) - Number of batteries
digit (0-9) - Last digit of the serial number
vowel (yes/no) - Vowel in the serial number
car (yes/no) - lit CAR indicator
freak (yes/no) - lit FRK indicator
parallel port (yes/no) - Parallel port
keyword:
defuse wires
usage:
((black/blue/red/white/yellow) wire) [repeat]
example:
black wire blue wire white wire
keyword:
defuse keypads
usage:
Say the list of keypads, prefixing each with the word 'key'.
example:
key inkblot, key six, key spaceship, key paragraph
keyword:
defuse button
usage:
Say the color, then the word. If the button is held, say the colour of the stripe.
example:
red abort... (HOLD THE BUTTON. STRIPE COLOUR?)... yellow
keyword:
defuse simon
usage:
Say the light colour sequence, followed by 'done'.
example:
red blue green green yellow done
keyword:
defuse complicated
usage:
Say the combination of attributes (red, blue, star, light) in any order, followed by 'next' to move to the next wire, and done to finish.
example:
red blue star, next, nothing, next, blue, next, red light blue, done
keyword:
defuse sequence
usage:
From top to bottom, say the colour, then the the letter (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie) that it is connected to. Say 'next' to move to the next wire, 'done' to finish. Cut accordingly.
example:
red bravo next, red charlie next, black alpha done
keyword:
defuse memory
usage:
Say 'sequence', followed by the sequence of numbers, starting with the display number and working from left to right. The keyword must be repeated for each round.
example:
defuse memory (ROUND ONE) sequence 3 2 4 3 1
defuse memory (ROUND TWO) sequence 2 2 1 3 4
keyword:
defuse mazes
usage:
With the top-left coordinate as (1,1); the bottom right as (6,6), give the locations requested. The circles can be given in either order. (x, y)
example:
(FIRST CIRCLE?)
1 1
(SECOND CIRCLE?)
1 4
(WHITE SQUARE?)
3 3
(RED TRIANGLE?)
6 6
O * * * * *
* * * * * *
* * X * * *
O * * * * *
* * * * * *
* * * * * A
keyword:
defuse morse code
usage:
Say 'code', followed by the combination of 'blip' and 'dash', then 'next'
example:
code blip blip blip next (S)
note:
The letters can be spoken in any order.
There is currently no escaping this module in the middle. If an error is made... well... you're out of luck. Fix coming very soon.
keyword:
defuse words
usage:
Say the word in the display. The bot will give you a position. Say the word in that position. The bot will read you a list of words; press the first one you hear that is a button label.
example:
The word is YES.
(MIDDLE-LEFT)
The word is NEXT.
note:
Many words have nicknames. I'll post the list here soon; read the source code for now.
keyword:
defuse password
usage:
First, select a column.
Using the Nato Phonetic Alphabet, say all the letters in one column. If a result is found, the bot will read it. If not, it will prompt you for another column.
example:
one (selecting column one)
alpha foxtrot whiskey quebec tango echo
note:
There is no escape from this module until a password is found. Fix coming soon.
keyword:
defuse knob
usage:
From left to right, say the sequence of light combinations.
example:
up down both none both down (UP)
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