Agents
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive (may not load correctly).
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-- Bug fixes ---------------------
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I investigated the "crash on load" bugs reported, and have posted what I hope is a fix for at least some devices.
There is also a fix for Jellybean devices, which had faulty voice recognition (it would just die out).
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-- DEVICES THAT I HAVE SEEN FUNCTION --
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Droid 3 (The phone in the video, and my primary test device)
Transformer TF101 (The original Transformer)
Samsung Galaxy SIII (I think that was the model)
Transformer TF101
Transformer Prime TF201
Nexus 7
Some older devices with particularly limited resources will have problems with playing multiple audio streams simultaneously.
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Just to get you started
"Move to", "Head to", or "Go to" all move agents around. So for example, tell Agent 1 to "Go to the Sewer" to get started. Similarly, Agent 2 can "Go to the main hall."
Other phrases such as "What do you have," "What do you see" and "Where are you" will yield answers.
If an agent has an item, they can "Use" it (such as "Use the Noise Maker")
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You are the commander for two field agents, tasked with espoinage and sabotage of a weapons facility. Call your agents, listen to them describe their surroundings, then speak into your phone to tell them what to do. You can tell them to move to a location, ask them what they have, tell them to use an item, and tell them to search the area. I have uploaded a gameplay video. Will host on google play shortly.
* This was built and tested on a DROID 3.
* I have seen it in action on a Samsung Galaxy S III and it worked, though the recognition was a bit rougher than on the Droid 3
----- Environmental Consideration ------
Some things that I think interfere with the voice recognition:
* If you are in a room with music that has lyrics, those lyrics will screw up your commands to the agents
* If you speak English with a heavy accent, my code might not understand what the device sends along to it
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-- Bug fixes ---------------------
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I investigated the "crash on load" bugs reported, and have posted what I hope is a fix for at least some devices.
There is also a fix for Jellybean devices, which had faulty voice recognition (it would just die out).
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-- DEVICES THAT I HAVE SEEN FUNCTION --
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Droid 3 (The phone in the video, and my primary test device)
Transformer TF101 (The original Transformer)
Samsung Galaxy SIII (I think that was the model)
Transformer TF101
Transformer Prime TF201
Nexus 7
Some older devices with particularly limited resources will have problems with playing multiple audio streams simultaneously.
------------------------
Just to get you started
"Move to", "Head to", or "Go to" all move agents around. So for example, tell Agent 1 to "Go to the Sewer" to get started. Similarly, Agent 2 can "Go to the main hall."
Other phrases such as "What do you have," "What do you see" and "Where are you" will yield answers.
If an agent has an item, they can "Use" it (such as "Use the Noise Maker")
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You are the commander for two field agents, tasked with espoinage and sabotage of a weapons facility. Call your agents, listen to them describe their surroundings, then speak into your phone to tell them what to do. You can tell them to move to a location, ask them what they have, tell them to use an item, and tell them to search the area. I have uploaded a gameplay video. Will host on google play shortly.
* This was built and tested on a DROID 3.
* I have seen it in action on a Samsung Galaxy S III and it worked, though the recognition was a bit rougher than on the Droid 3
----- Environmental Consideration ------
Some things that I think interfere with the voice recognition:
* If you are in a room with music that has lyrics, those lyrics will screw up your commands to the agents
* If you speak English with a heavy accent, my code might not understand what the device sends along to it
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