fvtt-module-polyglot VS midi-qol

However the module Polyglot will give you some control over it, and their wiki has info on how to work with the languages

fvtt-module-polyglot - Talk to others using a language you can speak and scrambles text you can't understand, into several fantasy scripts.

Polyglot - Allows players to use their tokens to speak in different languages. Only other players with that same language can understand what is being said.

Polyglot - lets you send messages in lots of 5e languages. Any character who understands that language can see the message translated, and others just the glyphs of the language.

Polyglot: Speak as different languages

Polyglot

I have been wanting something similar that works with Polyglot. The module itself converts chat messages to runes if your character doesn't know the language being spoken. I would love something that similarly scrambled voice chat if the character didn't speak the language.

wiki: https://github.com/League-of-Foundry-Developers/fvtt-module-polyglot/wiki#journals

midi-qol - Midi-qol is a module designed to help automate various parts of your game, specifically rolling attacks/casting spells and applying damage/effects. It has LOTS of configuration options which can be daunting.

Midi QOL - Unparalleled automation ability. Still useful even without all the automation options; I use it for its merged roll cards, for indicating that enemy tokens are dead, and for expediting rolls to not require a dialog prompt each time. Very complex.

Also, the change log from midi-qol today gives me a little hope something might be coming there: https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/blob/v10/Changelog.md

Probably also report the issue: https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/issues

Module which is causing the problem identified. Midi-QOL is the problem. Make sure you thumbs up the issue on https://gitlab.com/tposney/midi-qol/-/issues/973

MidiQOL - This does most of the automation heavy lifting.

MIDI QOL has hot keys for aspects like advantage/disadvantage and is likely able to be setup in such a way as to reduce the number of button presses required (auto roll attack and damage + a lot of the targeting automation may be something your player finds improves the game's accessibility significantly).

I agree that, as far as I can see, this isn't possible unfortunately. However it seems Midi does offer that under the optional Reactions settings so it seems possible. I would suggest putting in a new Feature request on their Gitlab repo HERE