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I'll +1 to this issue. It would definitely be awesome to have some front-end javascript based hotword detection. If i'm correct snowboy and sonus both require node.js server side stuff?...

I don't really need offline recognition, I only need offline hotword detection in browser, to activate google's online speech recognition after that. This way I'll be able to both NOT...

@andreimavenhut Oh, I guess I did not express myself correctly. I DO need offline hotword detection, so annyang is not an option. Annyang is using google's recognition, so in a...

@andreimavenhut , Well, Chrome's speech recognition is actually using Google's servers as well, from what I know, so it's still bandwidth usage and all. And in Python's speech recognition there...

@gaitat You could try running continious recognition and checking if there's a hotword on each update. Once there is - restart and go for the phrase recognition. I did not...

For now here's how I did it, but I don't think it's the best way to approach it: ```csharp using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using CleverCrow.Fluid.StatsSystem; [System.Serializable] public class...

I did try to do `Instantiate(statModifier)` (or I should rather call it `Instantiate(statAdjustment)`) and use that. But it works the same, as it seems like whatever you're doing is entirely...

Oh, I see that I will probably need a version of pocketsphinx.js compiled for russian language? You have chinese compiled in examples, could someone who already has everything setup for...

@nshmyrev Thank you for reply. Steps there are clearly meant for linux. I am currently working on windows. And as I said - compiling it for someone who already has...

Ah, ok, sorry, did not notice it.