[SolvedHow do I remove the censorship in speech recognition?

Hey.

Is there a way to remove the censorship of the speech recognition?

For example if the user says "shit" the game only safes "s***" in the variable, leading in wrong results. It not only censores the text displayed but also the text safed in variables.

If this is not possible I whould suggest it as a new feature. Toggle censorship in text displayed (instead of censoring variables or speech recognised). :>

Thanks in advance.

No solutions? =(

Overall I'd recommend not using Speech Recognition on games at all.. Just because it's quite unstable system and would harm foreign players a lot. For example, i know that even though my English is (almost) ok while written, my pronunciation is so off that I can't use any voice based search or dictation systems. And yes. I have tried more than once and with more than one system.

Not to mention accents, or those with general imperfect speech. Speech recognition might work of you're catering to Nigeria, but for the rest of us... There's a reason why most big companies who've attempted to introduce it on their telephone systems (at the cost of many millions) have ditched it.

So you say constructs speech recognition is an useless feature...? I'm even foreign and I have no problems using the speech recognition. Also there aren't complex sentences in my game. I think everyone can say, for example, ,,go to the tree". Additionally I will add speechless controls.

But this censoreship bothers me.

The censorship seems to be part of Google's Web Speech API, not something Scirra added. I couldn't find any way to disable it.

https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/demos/speech.html

Oh ok. Good to know.

Thank you for your effort.

Yes, any censorship is done internally by the browser, we do not apply any from Construct 2 and are not aware of any way to disable it from our engine. I don't know why they would do this - you can still type in those words...

Thanks for clearing this up. I'll find a way around this.

— I would not go to say it's totally useless, but you have to understand it's limitations. IMHO it's still on gimmicky side, but not as badly as Google Glass or similar.

Okay. I will test out its limitations.