Talkie Files

Talkie v1 is released under the MIT license:
Copyright 2020 DerBen/DBScorpion

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Talkie was initially created in HTML5, but then I converted it to GODOT in version 3.2.2 stable.

To compile:
 download and extract GODOT, 3.2.2 (or higher)
 download/extract talkie
 Run GODOT
 show GODOT where the folder is located that you extracted Talkie to.
 Press the play button to run Talkie
 OR use Project => Export... to export it however you like.

To use:
 plug in a mic if you don't have one built in
 run Talkie
 move the slider to the left until his mouth opens
 move the slider back slowly until it shuts
 talk
 use mouse to rotate Talkie.

Many streaming softwares (like OBS Studio) include a way to add an app as content source, just key out the blue background and crop off the slider at the bottom.

Have fun!