Let's start with the "Scene" tab in the upper left panel. The Godot Editor consists of several panels and tabs, and we will be going over the ones we need to interact Now click "Browse" and choose a directory on your filesystem to store the project, and in the "Project Name"įield, write "SpeechSpells" and hit "Create Folder." Finally, hit "Create and Edit," and we'll get to the Godot Open Godot and create a "New Project" in the project manager.
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In the following sub-sections, we will walk through step-by-step how to make a game where you can moveĪ character around the screen and have the character cast fireball spells by chanting "fire!" into your Move your character with WASD and say "fire" to cast fire spells! In the top right of the Godot editor, hit the "Play" (►) button. In the Godot editor, go to the "FileSystem" tab in the lower left, and navigate to and open Scenes/Game.gd.Įdit line 7 of Scenes/Game.gd and enter your Deepgram API Key. To run the game we are going to build and browse its files:ĭownload this repository, open Godot, click "Import", and browse to and select the project.godot file from the repo. This tutorial was written with version 3.4.3.Ī Deepgram API Key - get an API Key here. Godot installed on your machine - download Godot here.
This tutorial is focusing on adding voice input to your game, but if you want to see more tutorials, you can find plenty on the Why Deepgram? Because it is the fastest, most accurate, cheapest, and easiest to use ASR engine out there! And why make a speech-enhanced game? Well, because it's cool, and games are fun! Beyond that, adding nontraditional input devices can help make your games more accessible. Why Godot? Because it is an easy-to-learn, open-source alternative to the popular industry-standard Unity and can export directly to Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and HTML5. In this post, we will be making a simplified version of the 2D game "Spooky Speech Spells" (which you can play here) in the Godot game engine using an integration with the Deepgram automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine.
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