Slip of a Tongue

Minecraft 版本： 1.20.1 1.20.2 1.20.3 1.20.4 1.20.5 1.20.6

平台： forge

标签： game-mechanics

Slip of a Tongue

Voice-controlled command execution for Minecraft.

Slip of a Tongue allows players to trigger server-side commands and custom narrations using their actual voice. By leveraging the VoskLib client-side speech recognition engine, your spoken words are translated to text locally and sent to the server for secure validation and execution.

? How it Works

1. The Client: Uses VoskLib (locally) to turn your microphone input into a string of text.
2. The Bridge: The client sends this string to the server.
3. The Server: Validates the word against a pre-defined list. If it matches, the server executes the linked commands and narrations.

? Installation

Client-Side (Required)

1. Install VoskLib.
2. Install Slip of a Tongue.
3. Important: Open the VoskLib config in-game (by clicking Mods -> VoskLib -> Config) and download a language model for the speech recognition to work.
4. The voice recognition will be automatically enabled upon joining a world.

Server-Side (Required)

1. Install Slip of a Tongue (VoskLib is not required on the server).
2. Configure your word list in the server's config folder.

⚙️ Command Syntax

The server-side configuration uses a specific format to map voice triggers:

word:[command1, command2, command3 %player%]text to narrate

Breakdown:

• word: The keyword detected by the client's STT.
• [...]: A list of server commands (no / needed).
• %player%: Replaced by the name of the player who spoke.
• text to narrate: The message that will be narrated/sent back upon success.

Example Entry:

ascend:[effect give %player% levitation 5 1, say %player% is ascending!]Up we go!

? Security & Privacy

• Client-Side STT: Speech processing is handled entirely on your computer via VoskLib. No audio data is ever sent to the server or the cloud.
• Server-Side Validation: To prevent players from spoofing commands, the server only executes actions for words explicitly defined in the server-side configuration file.

? Credits

• VoskLib: Created by InfinityTwo
• Speech Engine: Powered by Vosk.
• License: GNU General Public License v3.0