Hi Peter!

At the moment that's not possible.

The default behavior is that play button appears when cursor is in motion over the character. Button remains visible for a few seconds and then fades if cursor is motionless.

I've added this to our product wish list - we'll look into enabling the play button to remain visible, perhaps through adding a new embed attribute, but due to our development schedule this may take some time. 

Regards,

Gil

Hello!

Please send a note to support@sitepal.com and we will gladly look into it.

Note that SitePal is primarily used as a cloud based solution to be embedded into your website or mobile app.

If you are looking to download video of your speaking character (eg for tutorials, youtube videos etc), you would need a Gold subscription.

Best regards

Gil

The SitePal Team

Hi - 

Your page (in which your sitepal character is embedded) must be delivered by a web server.

But you can easily install a local server. Most developers do.

Hope this helps,

Gil

Yes, using successive calls to the 'sayText' API call you can have your character speak several audios in sequence, each with a different voice.

We have a great technical example of that here - 

http://www.oddcast.com/support1/saytext_classic.html

Click on the "Speak Greeting" link under the character to hear the character speak in 5 different voices in sequence.

Hope this helps,

Gil 

The SitePal Team

No.  Only you can modify/update your speaking character and what it says, by logging into your SitePal account. 

Once you make changes to a SitePal Scene in your account, these changes will be immediately reflected on your web pages everywhere that Scene is embedded. 

Of course, if you want to enable users to select their avatars and enter text or audio for the avatar to speak, that's possible to do with our APIs. Depending on what you want to do, it may require the Enterprise API (which requires the Platinum plan).

If that's what you are looking for, it might be helpful to discuss/advise - please reach out to sales@sitepal.com.

Best regards,

Gil