Kyne Blessing 2020-03-29 SE_Voice.7z

[judge007]

Kyne Blessing 2020-03-29 SE_Voice.7z

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Kyne Blessing 2020-03-29 SE_Voice.7z

 

Voice pack to give voice to NPCs

 

Mod located:

https://www.loverslab.com/files/file/3289-sexlab-parasites-kynes-blessing-july-2021/

 

For Skyrim SE install voice pack as is

For Skyrim LE extract "sound" folder to mod folder

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• Submitter
  judge007
• Submitted
  07/17/2021
• Category
  Adult Mods
• Requires
• Regular Edition Compatible
  No

 

[LinksSword]

if you mind me asking how does this work? did you basically take existing dialogue take words and kinda mash it together to fit the narrative of the dialogue from the mods for the npcs? kinda like what spank that ass does?

 

[judge007]

The mod authors enter text in Dialog Views, Dialog Topics and the text themselves

They mostly didn't have access to voice actors or synthesizers,

so they used text to display and what's called a .lip file to animate the talkers mouth.

 

What we're doing here is using software to analyze the mod for dialog to get information  on 

FormIDs, the text, the voice model etc and dump into a usable file.

 

That file is used to run the synthesizer, which produces audio files of the spoken text.

 

Other software analyzes the length of the audio file to produce a .lip file,

which tells Skyrim how to long to animate the NPCs mouth

 

The audio file and .lip are then merged to produce a file the Skyrim engine can use.

 

No mashing or modding done here whatsoever.

It's output the way the mod author programmed it.

[LinksSword]

1 hour ago, judge007 said:

The mod authors enter text in Dialog Views, Dialog Topics and the text themselves

They mostly didn't have access to voice actors or synthesizers,

so they used text to display and what's called a .lip file to animate the talkers mouth.

 

What we're doing here is using software to analyze the mod for dialog to get information  on 

FormIDs, the text, the voice model etc and dump into a usable file.

 

That file is used to run the synthesizer, which produces audio files of the spoken text.

 

Other software analyzes the length of the audio file to produce a .lip file,

which tells Skyrim how to long to animate the NPCs mouth

 

The audio file and .lip are then merged to produce a file the Skyrim engine can use.

 

No mashing or modding done here whatsoever.

It's output the way the mod author programmed it.

ok i guess i misinterpreted what it meant by "voice" thanks for the info!