• Blind

    From Sisyphos@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 8 12:19:45 2023
    Are there any blind players here?
    According to the guidebook, there is a possibility.

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  • From Janis Papanagnou@21:1/5 to Sisyphos on Mon Jan 9 15:57:52 2023
    On 08.01.2023 12:19, Sisyphos wrote:
    Are there any blind players here?
    According to the guidebook, there is a possibility.

    These days this newsgroup generally isn't populated any more
    (compared to the times when NH-343 came out), and probably even
    less by blind folks. So chances are not that good that you will
    get a response.

    I seem to recall, though, that long ago there was some interest
    and some exchange here concerning that topic. So you might find
    some hints if you google/search the newsgroup archives of RGRN.

    Janis

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  • From Isidore Ducasse@21:1/5 to Sisyphos on Tue Jan 10 12:04:23 2023
    Not me, sorry, but I'm really interested in this topic, for various
    reasons: if you learn some concrete and good solutions, could you please
    post them here?

    I spent some time reading a Master thesis published some years ago where
    an attempt was made to describe the map, but it was rather limited;
    I even asked 2 interns to think about it from recent AI perspective, but
    they did not progress enough in this direction, it was too hard.
    So far, afaik, it boils down using a basic screen reader, but that's
    quickly really very annoying I can imagine.


    On 2023-01-08, Sisyphos <[email protected]> wrote:
    Are there any blind players here?
    According to the guidebook, there is a possibility.

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  • From Yosemite Sam@21:1/5 to Isidore Ducasse on Wed Jan 11 09:47:23 2023
    On Tuesday, January 10, 2023 at 6:04:25 AM UTC-6, Isidore Ducasse wrote:
    Not me, sorry, but I'm really interested in this topic, for various
    reasons: if you learn some concrete and good solutions, could you please
    post them here?

    I spent some time reading a Master thesis published some years ago where
    an attempt was made to describe the map, but it was rather limited;
    I even asked 2 interns to think about it from recent AI perspective, but
    they did not progress enough in this direction, it was too hard.
    So far, afaik, it boils down using a basic screen reader, but that's
    quickly really very annoying I can imagine.
    On 2023-01-08, Sisyphos <[email protected]> wrote:
    Are there any blind players here?
    According to the guidebook, there is a possibility.

    The map can be printed to paper with a Braille-like tilemap. Many of the tiles could be printed as they are,
    alphabet would require Braille. Assume you have this, what could you do with it?

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