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Voice SDK Unreal Samples

This is a demo game for Voice SDK. It demonstrates how to add Voice Commands and TTS into an Unreal game. In the game user can use Voice Commands to change objects' color.

Supported Engine Versions:

UE4.27, UE5.0 and UE5.1.

Supported Platforms:

Windows, Oculus, Android.

Getting Started

⛳ By following below steps you will be able to get the sample app running on your computer, you will be able to use your voice to interact with the game to change objects' color.

  1. Create a wit.ai app:

    • Download our app backup file from here.

    • Visit Wit.ai and create a new app with the backup file.

"Screengrab of creating a new Wit.ai app from a backup file"

  1. Install the plugin from Marketplace

  2. Download this sample project, and unzip it.

  3. Double click voicesdk_unreal_demo.uproject to open the project

  4. Enable the Plugin:

  • Unreal Editor-> Settings-> Plugins-> Installed -> Voice -> VoiceSDK

  • Tick the checkbox to enable the plugin (Editor restart is needed)

  1. Once Unreal editor opened, then open the ShapeConfiguration file from Content/VoiceSDK/Demo/Configuration and put your Wit.ai's Server Access Token and Client Access Token there. Tokens can be found here:

"Screengrab of Wit.ai app's tokens"

  1. Play the game and now you can try our magic: ✨ Make the cube red

    • You can use the input box to give a text command (e.g. Make the cube red) and then click the Send button to execute

    • Or click the Acitvate button to give a voice command.

Congratulations you made it! 🏆

If you cannot work it out, please check out the below video which shows how people follow the above steps to get the sample app to run:

"guide"

If you still cannot get it to run, please feel free to create an issue, we will help you.

License

The license for voicesdk-unreal-samples can be found in LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.

You can also find the applicable Oculus License here: https://developer.oculus.com/licenses/oculussdk

The MIT license applies to only certain, clearly marked documents. If an individual file does not indicate which license it is subject to, then the Oculus License applies.

Terms of Use

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Use of Wit.ai services fall under the terms of use of Wit.ai found here: https://wit.ai/terms.

Privacy Policy

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