Devious Slavery and Servitude - Voicefiles

[bigbasi]

Devious Slavery and Servitude - Voicefiles

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Voice Files for Devious Slavery and Servitude created with XVASynth 3.0

Should be working without Plugin, at least id did for me, if not create one with CAO.

These Files are not optimized, so they contain Voices which are not used in the Mod, thats why the files are so big, but I really haven't had it in me to find out which lines are spoken by whom due to the sheer size of the mod 😉

Due to the upload restrictions of 500MB I had to split it.

 

If  there are any problems, or voices missing, please let me know!

 

 

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• Submitter
  bigbasi
• Submitted
  12/08/2025
• Category
  Adult Mods
• Requirements
  https://www.loverslab.com/files/file/41265-devious-slavery-and-servitude/
• Regular Edition Compatible
• Install Instructions

  recombine the split zip and install as any other mod.

 

[El_Duderino]

Hi and thanks!

 

More variety is always welcome.  

 

I'm a bit surprised by the download size. My xVA sound pack for the mod is only 150 MB (bsa & zipped). As far as I can tell, all dialogue should be conditioned to the appropriate NPC or group of NPCs that can speak it.

 

The one big exception is the tavern guests, for which I didn't include a condition because I thought that almost every vanilla voice could be a potential tavern guest, especially with mods that add town NPCs. Could that cause the big difference? I only downloaded the generic voice models for xVA (Common, YoungEager, EvenToned, etc.) but not the ones for unique NPCs.

[bigbasi]

On 12/9/2025 at 11:13 AM, El_Duderino said:

Hi and thanks!

 

More variety is always welcome.  

 

I'm a bit surprised by the download size. My xVA sound pack for the mod is only 150 MB (bsa & zipped). As far as I can tell, all dialogue should be conditioned to the appropriate NPC or group of NPCs that can speak it.

 

The one big exception is the tavern guests, for which I didn't include a condition because I thought that almost every vanilla voice could be a potential tavern guest, especially with mods that add town NPCs. Could that cause the big difference? I only downloaded the generic voice models for xVA (Common, YoungEager, EvenToned, etc.) but not the ones for unique NPCs.

 

I think I made a mistake while creating the export for the voice pack. But I thought hey, huge mod, lots of lines for different actors, gonna be allright. I'll check again and reupload if anything changes. But if I read you right, you allready have a voice pack? Did I miss something and I did it twice?

Edited December 16, 2025 by bigbasi

[bigbasi]

On 12/9/2025 at 11:13 AM, El_Duderino said:

Hi and thanks!

 

More variety is always welcome.  

 

I'm a bit surprised by the download size. My xVA sound pack for the mod is only 150 MB (bsa & zipped). As far as I can tell, all dialogue should be conditioned to the appropriate NPC or group of NPCs that can speak it.

 

The one big exception is the tavern guests, for which I didn't include a condition because I thought that almost every vanilla voice could be a potential tavern guest, especially with mods that add town NPCs. Could that cause the big difference? I only downloaded the generic voice models for xVA (Common, YoungEager, EvenToned, etc.) but not the ones for unique NPCs.

 

I am using a modified Version of this script to create my exports. https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/52931

for testing I changed one Line in your mod to have the speaker set and it works. I mean the script. 😉

So as for now, there is really not a whole lot I can do about that, except trying to rewrite my export script to also check for condition... but I am not sure, if I have that in me. 😉 I can read code, but writing it is something completely different.

 

Spoiler

 

Edited December 16, 2025 by bigbasi

[El_Duderino]

Hi,

 

Very interesting! The export script that I'm using works perfectly with the GetIsID condition. In the above example, it would only extract that dialogue for the voices of Alvor, Oengul and Rustleif. I think it works with conditions really well in general, though I have to find out how it deals with Voice form lists (haven't experimented enough yet). 

 

I'm fairly sure that the script I'm using is from DoubleCheeseburger. It can be found somewhere in this thread, along with a really detailed setup walkthrough.

https://www.loverslab.com/topic/168547-doublecheeseburgers-xvasynth-based-mod-voicification-thread/page/18/

 

In full disclosure - I don't know what's actually happening inside that script. It just works for me and so I stuck with it. My xEdit also looks slightly different on the dialogue topic details. I can't even see the RNAM and ANAM entries in mine and don't know what they actually do.

 

Spoiler

 

Edit: I'm using SSEEdit 4.0.4 according to the title bar in case that matters in any way.

 

On 12/16/2025 at 5:03 PM, bigbasi said:

But if I read you right, you allready have a voice pack? Did I miss something and I did it twice?

Yes, there already is a sound pack, though it's not always fully in sync with every patch/update to the mod and I have no idea how many of the Skyrim vanilla voices this actually covers. "Devious Slavery Soundpack.zip" is the file name, in it is the .bsa and dummy .esp

 

Edited December 20, 2025 by El_Duderino