Editor
Voice Input
Speak your game into existence. ForjeGames uses OpenAI Whisper for high-accuracy transcription so you can stay focused on the 3D preview.
Overview
Voice input lets you drive the editor hands-free. Press a hotkey, describe what you want, release the hotkey, and the transcript is sent as a chat prompt in the currently-active mode. It's the fastest way to iterate once your game is running and you want to look at the preview instead of the keyboard.
How it works
- Your browser records audio via the standard Web Audio API.
- When you release the push-to-talk key, the clip is uploaded to our API.
- We transcribe it with OpenAI Whisper-large.
- The transcript is placed in the chat box; you can review it, edit it, and hit send — or enable auto-send in settings to skip the review step.
Activating voice input
There are three ways to trigger voice input:
- Push-to-talk — hold ⌘ ; (macOS) or Ctrl ; (Windows/Linux). Release to send.
- Mic button — click the microphone icon at the bottom of the chat panel. Click again to stop.
- Voice-only mode — Settings → Voice → Always listening. The editor keeps the mic open and uses silence detection to chunk your speech into prompts automatically. Only recommended in a quiet room.
Tips for good transcription
- Speak at a normal conversational pace — Whisper handles speed well.
- Short pauses between clauses produce cleaner punctuation.
- Say proper nouns twice if they matter (e.g. "Zebra, that's zebra").
- Background music will reduce accuracy. If you have music running, pause it before speaking.
Supported languages
Whisper supports 99 languages. ForjeGames auto-detects the language on each clip; you don't need to set it. However, the editor UI and the AI responses remain in English for now — if you speak French, the transcript is French, but the AI will reply in English unless you ask otherwise.
Privacy
Audio clips are processed in-memory on our API and deleted within 5 minutes. We never persist raw audio to disk and we do not use your clips to train any models. Transcripts are stored alongside the rest of your chat history and follow the same retention rules.