Resolves "Create: command not found" error #469
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Resolve error in `atsetup.sh` > ./atsetup.sh: line 367: Create: command not found This was just a comment that did not have a `#` in front of it.
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Good catch! Thanks |
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@erew123 Thanks for the great project!!! Literally found it mentioned last night on reddit when looking for recommendations for custom TTS voice cloners. Cloned it today and the project worked on the first try. No issues whatsoever. Crazy easy setup thanks to your scripts, and level of documentation is just insane. I honestly can't get over how well you did on this project. |
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@manifestinteractive thanks. I appreciate the feedback. Yeah it's been a lot of work/effort and theres still more coming when I get chance. Glad it worked for you though. |
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Resolve error in
atsetup.shThis was just a comment that did not have a
#in front of it.