Can you post your project file?

It's cheesy as it is still only in the beginning stages... but ok Zargos.EZB

I haven't looked at the project file but an idea could be to use a variable for aborting and a voice command that sets the variable. Something like

$abort = 1

Then in your main script, periodically check the abort variable, you could do this by throwing in;

If($abort = 1)
#reset the variable
$abort = 0
Halt()
EndIf

Or you could combine it with the ping checking;

If($fping<15 OR $abort = 1)

Just a couple of ideas off the top of my head

I though of that, but how do you send an abort istruction ($abort) to the running script? In other words how do I set the $abort to 1 outside of the running script itself?

Hold on, it's easier than that.

Use script manager for the scripts then just ControlCommand() to start the script with the correct voice command. Have another voice command of abort which ControlCommand() to stop all scripts.

ControlCommand("script manager", ScriptStopAll)

Simple

Ha, ha... way ahead of you Rich I tried ControlCommand("script manager", ScriptStopAll) under script manager, but all my scripts are within the speech recognition control panel I am not using any separate scripts... I only have 2 controls... a Movement Panel and a speech control panel, that's it so far... For some reason ControlCommand("script manager", ScriptStopAll) does not stop the scripts from within the voice recognition panel, or at least it did not terminate the "forward slowly" script running within my voice recognition control... Geeze, hope I am making sense here...

Back to my first suggestion though and your question of how to set the abort from outside of the script.

All variables are global. I.E. If you have script a;

:loop
$variable1 = "hello"
Sleep(100)
Goto(loop)

script b;

:loop
$variable2 = "world"
Sleep(100)
Goto(loop)

and script c;

Print($varialble1 + " " + $variable2)

Run script a, then b, then c. Script C will print "hello world". Note: Script a and b have no need to loop really since nothing is changing but it filled out the code a bit

So, with that in mind, having a voice command which has a script of

$abort = 1

Will set the global variable $abort to 1. All other scripts know this. So if the if statement I posted for the abort is in the code and gets run periodically it will abort. Your script looks like it runs very fast so would know about the abort in a matter of milliseconds.

Otherwise, you could just keep pasting that if statement in to the code throughout, if it was a longer script. Or better still use a label and goto

Goto(abort)
# lots more code
Goto(abort)
#even more code


:abort
If($abort = 1)
$abort = 0
Halt()
EndIf
Return()

@rryerson get the latest ARC.

Here are the release notes which addresses your issue: https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/5044