PiLfIuS! is a FREE speech recognition and command application specifically written with gamers in mind. It will identify whatever commands you speak into your microphone, and send keystrokes accordingly.

Commands, and their respective keystrokes are fully configurable by the user.

Unlike many other speech recognition applications, keystrokes sent by PiLfIuS! should be recognized by ANY application, since these programs will not tell the difference between a keystroke sent by your keyboard, and a keystroke sent as a result of your voice commands.

PiLfIuS! requires that you have a SAPI-compatible Speech Recognition Engine installed.

PiLfIuS! is a program that turns the commands you speak into your microphone or headset into keystrokes.

What keystrokes respond to what voice command is entirely up to you, since Command Lists are fully customizable.

This means that you will no longer will have to remember a myriad of key combinations to perform a certain action, and won't have to take your hands off your mouse to do so.

As an example, to order one of your fireteams to open fire in Operation Flashpoint (tm), you would have to take your hands off the controls and hit the keys 9-2-3-1 in order, and without typos. All this, while you will be personally under fire you won't be able to return.

With PiLfIuS!, all you'd have to do is say something like "Blue, open fire". Much better, uh?

Requirements:

· SAPI 5.1

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Feature: Completely revamped recognition core now supports continuous speech recognition and better accuracy (you can say many commands in a single phrase without pausing between them).
· Feature: Command recognition confidence threshold - PiLfIuS! only responds to commands when it has a reasonable certainty that it has recognized it correctly.
· Feature: Interference detection
· Feature: Significantly faster keystroke output
· Feature: Hold key down for x milliseconds before release
· Feature: Mouse button press and mouse wheel motion emulation
· Feature: Allow key combinations recognized by Windows to be added (such as Ctrl-F4, Alt-F4, Ctrl-Alt-Del).
· Feature: Repeat action (keystroke / mouse buttons) n times
· Feature: Use mouse and joystick buttons or joystick HAT to trigger the activation feature (Push-to-activate, Push-to-deactivate, Push-to-toggle)
· Feature: Option to disable command actions
· Feature: Output of last recognized command
· Feature: PiLfIuS! is restricted to one instance
· Installer: (for Vista users) Installer will now install and register comdlg32.ocx and comdlg32.dll only if they don't exist already -regardless of version-.
· Bugfix (introduced in 0.7): One of the processes causes the application to needlessly use a significant amount of idle processor resources.
· Bugfix: When the last command in a Command List file has no keystrokes assigned, after loading the Command List and either speaking or clicking that command, the program crashes.
· Bugfix: When closing a command list with unsaved changes, a dialog pops up asking whether you want to save. Answering "No" will prompt the dialog a second time, while unloading the main screen.
· Bugfix: When closing a previously-unsaved command list with unsaved changes, answering "Yes" when prompted to save will cause the program to crash.
· Bugfix: Pressing the CANCEL button at the SAVE AS... dialog when saving a Command List saves the file anyway.
· Bugfix: Loading saved command lists containing keystrokes consisting of only shift, ctrl and/or alt resulted in corrupted commands, which would cause a CTD and other erratic behavior when recognized, or when certain actions are performed on them.
· Bugfix: Under certain desktop styles, annoying scrollbars are visible along the bottom and right borders of the application.
· Bugfix: About button can only be clicked on the first screen.