[LE] Can't program dialogue to all with a voicetype

[xXTsumoriXx]

So I've been toying around with the creation kit, and I just can't figure out the programming for the life of me, so I figured I'd ask around: can someone please help me program my marriage dialogue into the game for all NPCs that have the MaleNordCommander voicetype? I've figured out how to get these NPCs into the marriage faction using the creation kit, and I've been successfully able to marry guards and other NPCs who have this voicetype, but they have no dialogue. Using XVASynth, I've since created said dialogue and have all the files ready, in 16bit .wav format, I just can't figure out how to import them into the creation kit with programming for the marriage event. Can someone who has experience making marriage mods do this for me, or show me how to program the file to all actors with the MaleNordCommander voicetype? (Preferably that last one.)

Here is an example of what I have so far in this mod.

I will be making a 2021 version once I have the dialogue uploaded. But I need help with that first and foremost.

[dylbill]

I'd recommend checking out this tutorial:

 

Instead of for the dialogue condition GetIsId, use GetIsVoiceType MaleNordCommander == 1. You can also open the vanilla marriage quest in the Creation Kit to see how Bethesda did it.

[xXTsumoriXx]

I'd recommend checking out this tutorial:

 

Instead of for the dialogue condition GetIsId, use GetIsVoiceType MaleNordCommander == 1. You can also open the vanilla marriage quest in the Creation Kit to see how Bethesda did it.

Thank you so much holy s#*!!! I'll definitely look into this when I get the chance next!! You're a life saver!!

[dylbill]

No problem, happy modding :)

[jamesbarrow15]

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