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<blockquote data-quote="smnnekho" data-source="post: 54604" data-attributes="member: 18336">i would second that multilanguage support shoudln't have priority. imho english would please most of us (and i'm in fact no native speaker)priority should be to get this one working fine in one language before getting to work for other ones. of course all this ain't true if implementing other languages wouldn't be that much of a problem...2 questions / 1 suggestion :will the engine recognize a specific word even if it's a whole sentence? just because of the effect on visitors (-; much more impressive to build the words (not the activating keyword) in a whole sentence..?will the XML files containing the 'keywords' and the 'gui.actions' be universal? meaning that you can add your own commands even for your own gui.actions? or will you implement every thinkable action anyway?? (-;suggestion (only if you didn't thought about it:i would think about a tiny sound-prompt. meaning when the computer is ready to take commands afer saying &quot;my computer&quot; (kitt was just a joke by the way) a small beepbeep like in star trek would be cool. should be as gentle as possible though, so it doesn't start to bother. and another signal for the end of the 'hearing sequence' so that if something went wrong you don't keep talking for 10 minutes (-;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smnnekho, post: 54604, member: 18336"] i would second that multilanguage support shoudln't have priority. imho english would please most of us (and i'm in fact no native speaker) priority should be to get this one working fine in one language before getting to work for other ones. of course all this ain't true if implementing other languages wouldn't be that much of a problem... 2 questions / 1 suggestion : will the engine recognize a specific word even if it's a whole sentence? just because of the effect on visitors (-; much more impressive to build the words (not the activating keyword) in a whole sentence..? will the XML files containing the 'keywords' and the 'gui.actions' be universal? meaning that you can add your own commands even for your own gui.actions? or will you implement every thinkable action anyway?? (-; suggestion (only if you didn't thought about it: i would think about a tiny sound-prompt. meaning when the computer is ready to take commands afer saying "my computer" (kitt was just a joke by the way) a small beepbeep like in star trek would be cool. should be as gentle as possible though, so it doesn't start to bother. and another signal for the end of the 'hearing sequence' so that if something went wrong you don't keep talking for 10 minutes (-; [/QUOTE]

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