Tryll runs language, speech-to-text and text-to-speech models on the player's own machine, and
connects them to your game through workflow-driven agents. This repository is the Unity package
com.tryll.client 0.10.2.
- Unity: 6000.3 or newer
- Platform: Windows x64 (the Tryll server is Windows-only today)
- Docs: https://docs.tryllengine.com/v0.10/
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Install Git and make sure it is on your PATH.
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In Unity, open Window > Package Manager.
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Click + > Install package from git URL….
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Paste this URL and click Install:
https://github.com/TryllEngine/tryll-unity-plugin.git#v0.10.2 -
The Welcome to Tryll window opens. Accept the licence and click Download server. The server is downloaded once per version and shared by every project on the computer (
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Tryll\server\). The editor starts the server only after you accept the licence.
No internet access during install? Download the server zip from the release page of this repository and use Install from zip… in the same window.
Change the version at the end of the URL, for example #v0.10.2 to the newer tag:
Window > Package Manager > + > Install package from git URL… with the new URL, or edit
Packages/manifest.json. The Welcome window then downloads the matching server.
Always update the package and the server together. The plugin and the server must be the same
version; a mismatch is refused with error 5004 (ProtocolVersionMismatch).
Telemetry is part of the Tryll Runtime Licence and is always on. This package sends one anonymous event per server install, and the Tryll server sends its own telemetry. Telemetry in the Welcome window opens the page that describes both: https://docs.tryllengine.com/v0.10/reference/telemetry.html.
Window > Tryll > Help & Community has links to the documentation and the community. Found a bug? See https://docs.tryllengine.com/v0.10/how-to/report-a-bug.html, or open an issue at https://github.com/TryllEngine/tryll-unity-plugin/issues.
This repository is generated from Tryll's main repository by the release pipeline. Every release is one commit and one tag. Changes made here directly are overwritten, so please report issues instead of opening pull requests.
See LICENSE.md and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.