I am trying to make a little game based on the fictional “Talking Glog” game on the Glagglepedia Wiki. It's literally just Talking Tom, but with a smiley face.

In scratch there is no way that you can detect phrases from your mic
so it might be impossible
so you had to do a

the use

It would be impossible. There's no way for a Scratch project to record microphone input.

edit: misread the post, and thought it was asking if it was allowed.

it would be possible if there where a pitch block

Asyadfghjkl wrote:

it would be possible if there where a pitch block

but how would it detect words then?

You could attempt to backtrace the exact loudness of each word(impossible), but that'd go on until the end of the universe with trying to get the exact loudness count, and the loudness variable cannot return decimals. And that could still be bypassed by someone talking loudly, breaking the entire thing.
Not to mention that'd be just with a text to speech ai, which doesn't even sound like how pronounciation is done(it's literal AI so I think you knew that.)

I.e, no.

cant you make you own block?

robbie200909 wrote:

cant you make you own block?

Yes, but you have to define it using the blocks that are already in the scratch editor, and none of which include a word detector.