Question: What are the files for player injury and tired?

[Apahguinsimo]

I'm looking for the sound .wav's for the sound when the player is injured or runs out of stamina and becomes tired. I really just want to know their file names and locations so I can replace them. I've poured through the extracted Skyrim - Sounds.bsa but simply cannot find them. Does anyone know what the file names are? It would be greatly helpful, hopefully someone can save me!

[Kaz Aanh]

These sounds are in Data\sound\voice\

• maleeventoned
• maleargonian
• femaleeventoned
• Etc.

In each folder you will find .fuz files.

 

 

And here is a little list.

 

For getting hit:

dialoguegeneric__00000D8A_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D8B_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D8C_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D8D_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D88_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D89_1.fuz

 

Power attack low stamina:

dialoguege__00000D73_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D74_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D75_1.fuz

 

Attack low stamina:

dialoguege__00000D6A_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D6B_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D6C_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D6D_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D68_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D69_1.fuz

 

block low stamina:

dialoguege__00000D85_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D86_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D87_1.fuz

 

bash low stamina:

dialoguege__00000D85_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D86_1.fuz

dialoguege__00000D87_1.fuz

 

sprinting high stamina:

dialoguegeneric__00000D8E_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D8F_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D90_1.fuz

 

sprinting middle stamina:

dialoguegeneric__00000D91_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D92_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D93_1.fuz

 

sprinting low stamina:

dialoguegeneric__00000D94_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D95_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D96_1.fuz

 

out of breath:

dialoguegeneric__00000D97_1.fuz

dialoguegeneric__00000D98_1.fuz

 

dialoguegeneric__00000D99_1.fuz

 

But not all voiceovers always works, for example "bash" "block". Will only trigger if you are against humanoids ,aka humans. It won't play vs monsters. Dunno why.

[Apahguinsimo]

Oh dear, thanks for this info. So they are .fuz and not .wav? Is there a way to replace these sounds with custom files, such as converting from .wav to .fuz?

[Kaz Aanh]

Well look for some kind of unfuzer and fuzer tool?

 

.fuz stores sound file ( .xwm) and a .lip file.