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Android Speech Recognition
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jirrev
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Speech Recognition is something even big compagnies strugle with, things like Siri are still in active development and are hardly on the level of understanding everything clearly. I'd not suggest to look into things like those, and certainly not with Game Maker Studio.
You have a bigger chance of succes when you look at things like Unity for that.
Nevertheless, if you still want to try you're free to take a look at the market place, they might have something that fits what you are looking for.
You have a bigger chance of succes when you look at things like Unity for that.
Nevertheless, if you still want to try you're free to take a look at the market place, they might have something that fits what you are looking for.
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Aura
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Surely there are many extensions for GameMaker that allow speech recognition, but most of them are either outdated or can't be downloaded anymore. So you're left with the only option of making one yourself.
Even if you find one (not meant for GM:S, for instance), it will be a DLL, so it would be Windows-only.
Even if you find one (not meant for GM:S, for instance), it will be a DLL, so it would be Windows-only.
Tsa05
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Sadly, as others have mentioned, it's a developing field and development casts $$$
Google's fantastic engine has an alphe-release API at present (https://cloud.google.com/speech/) but I've not tried it personally. I imagine that there's some sort of android-compatible library in the release, though? If you get it working, make a tutorial for us!
Google's fantastic engine has an alphe-release API at present (https://cloud.google.com/speech/) but I've not tried it personally. I imagine that there's some sort of android-compatible library in the release, though? If you get it working, make a tutorial for us!