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Laugh
This OpenVoiceOS skill makes your voice assistant cackle like a haunted, possibly malevolent spirit.
About
The skill plays a maniacal, demented laugh at random or when you ask for one. It picks a random sound from a set of male, female, or robot laughs, each crazed enough to make you wonder if the assistant is haunted.
Install
pip install ovos-skill-laugh
Settings
Edit the settings file for your platform:
~/.config/ovos/skills/skill-laugh.openvoiceos/settings.json~/.config/neon/skills/skill-laugh.openvoiceos/settings.json
{
"gender": "robot", // or "male" or "female"
"haunted": false, // default true, "mine is an evil laugh"
"sounds_dir": "/home/neon/venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/skill_laugh/sounds", // default on a Neon setup, can be set to anything OVOS/Neon can access
"__mycroft_skill_firstrun": false
}
Examples
- "Laugh like Alexa"
- "can you laugh"
Related projects
- OpenVoiceOS — the org that maintains this skill and the wider voice assistant platform.
Credits
- @JarbasAl
- @mikejgray (revival)
- SoundBible
- FreeSound
- Pixabay
Category
Entertainment
Tags
#laugh #funny #entertainment #repeating
License
Apache-2.0
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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