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https://unityailab.com/Talk-to-Unity/ or run the site from
+ localhost while developing. If you see http:// in the address bar, add the missing “s” or jump back to the
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+ Give Unity a voice and ears. Turn your speakers on, set your system output to the right device, and when the browser asks
+ for microphone access, click Allow. You can also review these permissions via the lock icon near the URL bar.
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+ Re-run the check. Once you’ve made changes, press “Check again.” When every status reads “Ready,” the “Talk to Unity” button below
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+ Remember the unmute cue. When the lab loads, Tap or click anywhere to unmute so Unity can hear you and respond.
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+ Need help? Refresh the page to start over, or read the tips above each alert. When everything looks good, we’ll send you forward
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