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ISpeechHandler in the latest HoloToolkit
Despite having included "using HoloToolkit.Unity.InputModel" when I implement the "ISpeechHandler" it is underlined red, saying that this namespace cannot be found.
I imported the "HoloToolkitUnity" yesterday 29th October, so I wonder if the Interface name has changed or something?
The old way (adding the "KeywordManager" script and setting keywords and responses) no longer works, as this script no longer exists in the latest toolkit, so I had to use the OnSpeechKeywordRecognized, but is that deprecated too?
I have attached an image showing this situation. Am I doing something wrong or missing something?
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Did you take a look at the Speech Input Source and Speech Input Handler scripts that (I think) are closest to what used to live in the Keyword Manager? The input source defines the keywords to be listened for whereas the handler defines the actions to be taken when those keywords are recognised and the action can be local to an object or global across the app.
Hope that helps you get back to something close to Keyword Manager.
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Did you take a look at the Speech Input Source and Speech Input Handler scripts that (I think) are closest to what used to live in the Keyword Manager? The input source defines the keywords to be listened for whereas the handler defines the actions to be taken when those keywords are recognised and the action can be local to an object or global across the app.
Hope that helps you get back to something close to Keyword Manager.
Thank you. Now, I can see why there was a red underline; because the interface signature has slightly changed, even though the interface name is still the same.
public void OnSpeechKeywordRecognized(SpeechEventData eventData)
{
Debug.Log(eventData.RecognizedText);
var voiceCommand = eventData.RecognizedText.ToLower();
switch (voiceCommand)
{
case "reset":
{
ResetPosition();
break;
}
default:
break;
}
}
See my latest tutorial on using speech based input for the Hololens: https://codeholo.com/2017/12/03/using-voice-based-interactions-on-the-hololens-via-speech-input-source-speech-input-handler/ using 2017 editions of Unity and the MR Toolkit
@codeholo
Thanks for the link, and sorry for my late "Thanks" cuz for some reason, I did not get a notification about your comment.