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Gooner861

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Just wondering about the voices used in game
« on: 27 Jul 2004, 13:21:56 »
I recently de-pbo a real BIS single mission and found a whole folder of the voices used in that mission and thought u cud use sum of these to gud effect. Just wondering how you wud get them to work in your mission. Do u have to convert it ?

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Gooner

DBR_ONIX

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Re:Just wondering about the voices used in game
« Reply #1 on: 27 Jul 2004, 13:57:18 »
Erm, you need a description.ext file..
Get chris's OFP script editor, or DialoGG (Both in the editors depot, or email me and I'll send you DialoGG, as I'm not 100% sure where I got got it, but it's on this computer)
You just copy the files to the mission folder, like My Mission.Intro
And make a new folder called Sounds
And paste them into there
Run DialoGG, and point to that folder, it makes up everything you need to use the
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Unitname say "mysound"
Gd luck
- Ben

Dubieman

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Re:Just wondering about the voices used in game
« Reply #2 on: 27 Jul 2004, 23:54:56 »
Hey has anyone named what all these names like SV006 say or mean I'd appreciate it.

Cause I could use some of these sounds but I don't no what SV456 says and whatnot....

I already know how to implement them just tell me what they say. :P


OR I could take the hard route by testing all of them...
But I'm one of those I want it done now ppl... ;D :D

SilentHunter_764

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Re:Just wondering about the voices used in game
« Reply #3 on: 31 Jul 2004, 00:08:06 »
Hey I am having the same (sort) of problem. I have Audacity (the sound editing program) and i have the music track I want to put in, but what do you convert it to or where to you put it? ???

LK

Dubieman

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Re:Just wondering about the voices used in game
« Reply #4 on: 03 Aug 2004, 00:27:24 »
Read the first few topics at the top of this forum on music and sound.

And you want .ogg files. However I've never used Audacity. Only CHOFPSE and dbpoweramp music converter. :P