Seriously, I have to download this mod to have to save. What's this joke? Isn't there enough trouble to have to download mods to save. I feel like I'm playing Ubisoft games.

Amazing, thank you.
I've implemented Russian language recognition with VOSK using your mod (video in Russian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh4PtwOUzgM) .

If somebody wants to improve on the work I've done - for Russian or any other language because VOSK supports a lot of them - feel free to do it, license is Arma Public Licence (APL).

This has been invaluable for debugging thank you!

Thanks for the reply, I'll be sure to make the changes for it to only be on the server side

This is normal behavior and happens with any (non-whitelisted) extension.

Also, Pythia is supposed to be used on the server side, not by players. I'd advise against using it by players unless they trust the server owner unconditionally, as running Pythia gives the server owner the ability to execute arbitrary Python code on players' machines.

While this seems to be exactly the same case as with regular extensions, the difference is that each extension would need to be whitelisted by BattlEye separately, while once BE lets Pythia run, there is no control over what exactly is executed anymore.

I noticed that when I have BattlEye enabled it automatically blocks the dll and doesn't allow me to call to my python functions. Any fix for this other than just disableing BattlEye? The server host/setup I'm using requires BattlEye and players end up getting kicked if they don't have BattlEye enabled.

It works just like with any other Arma extension: if you're calling the extension on the server, then the server needs Pythia to be running. If you're running the extension on the client, then just the client needs Pythia to be running.

Question: does the server need this mod if I were to use it in my own mission making? Thanks

Just wanted to tell you what an awesome mod this is. Having Python available in Arma 3 is just fantastic!

i did not understand anything, but very interesting.

No, but you shouldn't need that in order to be able to run Pythia on your dedicated server, even when requiring clients to connect with BattlEye enabled.

Hello, has this been whitelisted to use with BattlEye? Thank you.