Keyword detection UI is done
Look as this! It’s so pretty! Seeing all the data visualised is quite mesmerizing. I know the image will probably attract more views, so lemme explain what you are looking at.
I’m making a minecraft mod where you cast spells by saying custom made up words, and this is a tool for debugging the keyword detection system. It’s meant for me, to help me make the detection more accurate, and reliable. I’ve been building it for the last ~20 hours, and in the last two I built the rendering of all the 8 strips. Check previous devlog if you want to know what exactly they display.
It was pretty smooth sailing. As said before, since this is just a debugging tool for me, that I want to have finished quickly for it I’m using AI assistence, by letting it do stuff in small, pre-planned steps, and unsloppifying all the code between them. It’s working well. What helps, is that entire app is built on the egui/eframe crates, which I used before, and are somewhat familiar with. I gotta give credit, where is due, their api is really intuitive for the most part, and simple to use.
The entire chart is also zoomable, and scrollable, and making this work was a bit of pain. I wanted to limit the accesible range to only around the data (so you can’t scroll away to far from it), and egui_plot doesn’t really provide a way to do it, so some manual calculations had to be done. I wanted to have some breathing space by allowing 0.25x of the zoom after last audio sample to be visible. This was the worst part, as it’s kind of a recursive problem - the zoom value affects how much zoom is allowed. But after around two hours I manged to figure it out, but keeping the original zoom value independantly of the limit calculated from it.

Worth noting - what you see is just a mockup data, and the gui isn’t actually hooked up to the detection system, as that’s what I’m going to do next. After that I can hopefully improve the detection, and the finally go back to minecraft coding.