The side panel changes one layer at a time under a path (Whole script ›
character › line); each layer has the same rows (speed, tone, language),
each saying where its value comes from, with ↺ to follow the layer above.
The more particular wins: line, character, whole script, the character's
usual settings. The whole script's values go into the node's inputs and
only lines that differ get tags. Lasting settings are links at the foot.
The script is kept as a draft in this browser and comes back after a
reload; editing the text keeps unchanged lines' own settings.
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GPT-SoVITS Settings gets a status chip by the title and tabs (tones, other
languages, base files with a dot when they need the user, where things are,
version); the tones have a Simple / Numbers switch. Voice-over's side panel
gets How it reads / Numbers / Settings tabs for a character or picked lines.
The More fold is gone; ui_tab_strip.js replaces ui_tts_fold.js.
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Voice-over's side panel shows who reads, speed, the language (one line
while detected) and the tone with a listen button; the comparison, the
numbers and the links fold under More. GPT-SoVITS Settings opens with one
status line and the tone to use; the language rules, base files, places
and version are folded and open by themselves when they need the user.
Plainer words throughout: tone, Steady / Natural / Lively, As the
character, Always read like this, Own settings, base files.
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The side panel follows what is picked: the whole script, one character in
it (its language, speed and mode for this script), or the picked lines (who
reads them, and their own values, each following the character until set).
A line set for itself carries a tag on its card. The values reach
Anomalous_TTS interface 17 as [lang:…][speed:…][preset:…] on each line;
an older node reads the whole script as before. Clicking a character in the
cast now shows it instead of giving it the picked lines.
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