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@Jadestone - This mod adds sound files to the sound block. It doesn't affect any "suit voice lines".
i was thinking if you could make a mod similar to this but using C.A.S.S.I.E.'s voicelines from SCP:SL
Now open lines.txt and then the folder "Data" and open SoundCatergories.sbc as well. Now the painful part. we need to copy the names from lines.txt into SoundCatergories.sbc and replace the second part with the correct name
So if in the .sbc the first is "<SoundDesc Id="AQD_SB_Arc_001" SoundName="SoundBlock_SoundName_AQD_SB_Arc_001"
Then we need to copy the name from lines.txt that corresponds with that so 001 is "Command confirmed" then paste that into the SoundName value so we will end up with
"<SoundDesc Id="AQD_SB_Arc_001" SoundName="Command confirmed"
Now we do this for every line. luckily all lines are in order so we don't need to mix and match just copy the first name in lines.txt to that first SoundName param and the second to the second and so on
I would just post the file here and say just replace it with this one but i am unsure of the rules regarding that and don't want to without enenra's permission.
Ok so before i get into this i want to say i do NOT make SE mods so there may well be a better way but this works so i am fine with that. bellow i state how i fixed it and i will try to break it down as much as possible. I think the issue (again not a modder) is that for some reason SE is not reading the macros values correctly and so we need to "hard code" the names in. if you know where the mod folder is then skip the next paragraph.
First copy this mod id from the url from here in steam then press the steam button top left that says steam and go to storage and next to the disk hit the (...) button and select browse folder. once in that folder open workshop and paste the ID in the search bar. JUST the id number at the end of the url and that will give us this mod so open that
on Serveblend they are all SoundBlock_SoundName_AQ....
we have tried multiple installations, mod ordering etc and no go.
any ideas?
If no update is planned maybe a little synopsis on how you composed them and I could look into starting up another sound mod.
Great work btw, loving it so far, really bringing my ships to life.
INVENTORY, FULL.
INVENTORY, FULL.
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INVENTORY, FULL.
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INVENTORY, FULL.
INVENTORY, FULL.
Kind of weird that it worked a couple of days ago O.o
Try unsubscribing and resubscribing to this mod. That sounds like Steam did a faulty download.
Creation is fairly simple with the right tools. But the tools are not easy to acquire. I use Adobe Audition for its "Generate Speech" functionality that lets it record text spoken by the TTS voices in windows. Cortana is by default not available for this but I found a script online that enabled the voice for it. Don't have the link anymore unfortunately.
If I was doing this again I'd probably do it with an actual actor though, since there's some legality grey zones with Cortana - especially when this mod is used in YouTube playthroughs.
I don't currently have any plans for an update but there's a decent chance that there will be one at some point in the future when I figure out something I want to change or add.
no there is robot voice at home
robot voice at home:
The list on the modpage above lists the individual sound files with their ID.
I haven't had the chance to test either but these two seem promising:
https://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1401180554
https://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1380434461
It should still work normally. I use it in my current survival world.