It would use plaintext definition files for all voice commands, keyboard input and mouse coordinates, as well as being entirely open source (perl) so there's no chance that someone couldn't make it do whatever they want. If it all works well then perhaps the community could localize it into German, Swahili, whatever.
At this point, from the tests I've done tonight, I know I can do all of it. I have yet to actually test the perl SAPI code but I'm optimistic that it will work. I'm a little worried about some of the click-and-drag functions, like rotating the target angle on bow but I see no reason it won't work. The precise mouseclicks have also already been tested OK.
I'll probably do it not only because I want to use it, and others would too, but also to have a nice project under my belt that I can cite in case I lose my job.
"Personal: Developed a voice recognition software from scratch for use with a game using MS SAPI 5 and Win32 API" would look good on a resume don't you think?
