plandr Posted September 1, 2012 Share Posted September 1, 2012 There are some great player character voices on skyrim nexus. Anyway to add these as additional NPC voices? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rinoaff33 Posted September 2, 2012 Share Posted September 2, 2012 (edited) I think I can help, as I recently found out how to do the same but for the player only. 1. Create a custom voice type and give it a unique editor ID.2. Set your follower to use this voice type.3. Add the custom voice type to the "VoicesCommonCombatant", "VoicesCommonAdult", and "DefaultNPCVoiceTypes" form lists. If they will use shouts, add it to the "VoicePowerVoicesListNoDraugr", "VoicePowerVoicesListwithTsun", and "VoicePowerVoicesList" form lists as well.4. Create the folder "Data/Sound/Voice/skyrim.esm".5. Create a folder within this new folder that has the exact same name as the editor ID of your custom voice type.6. Place the files from the voice mod into this new voice type folder. If it is originally intended to replace a default voice type (like "femaleeventoned" or "femaleelfhaughty"), then it should work fine. However, they won't have any taunts or such. The purpose of using "skyrim.esm" and a mod that is supposed to overwrite default files is because the Creation Kit automatically assigns lines to the new voice once it is added to the correct form lists, and it searches in the "skyrim.esm/voicenamehere" folder for specifically named files. Otherwise, you would need to manually add the sound files for every line in the Dialogue and VoicePowers quest forms. Forgot to add you should probably also add the voice type to "VoicesFollowerAll". Most likely you'll also need to create some voice-less lines for the companion to talk to them. Or you could either create your own voice sounds or extract sounds from Skyrim to use. Edited September 2, 2012 by rinoaff33 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
plandr Posted September 4, 2012 Author Share Posted September 4, 2012 I think I can help, as I recently found out how to do the same but for the player only. 1. Create a custom voice type and give it a unique editor ID.2. Set your follower to use this voice type.3. Add the custom voice type to the "VoicesCommonCombatant", "VoicesCommonAdult", and "DefaultNPCVoiceTypes" form lists. If they will use shouts, add it to the "VoicePowerVoicesListNoDraugr", "VoicePowerVoicesListwithTsun", and "VoicePowerVoicesList" form lists as well.4. Create the folder "Data/Sound/Voice/skyrim.esm".5. Create a folder within this new folder that has the exact same name as the editor ID of your custom voice type.6. Place the files from the voice mod into this new voice type folder. If it is originally intended to replace a default voice type (like "femaleeventoned" or "femaleelfhaughty"), then it should work fine. However, they won't have any taunts or such. The purpose of using "skyrim.esm" and a mod that is supposed to overwrite default files is because the Creation Kit automatically assigns lines to the new voice once it is added to the correct form lists, and it searches in the "skyrim.esm/voicenamehere" folder for specifically named files. Otherwise, you would need to manually add the sound files for every line in the Dialogue and VoicePowers quest forms. Forgot to add you should probably also add the voice type to "VoicesFollowerAll". Most likely you'll also need to create some voice-less lines for the companion to talk to them. Or you could either create your own voice sounds or extract sounds from Skyrim to use. Thanks for this! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hannibalektr Posted March 21, 2013 Share Posted March 21, 2013 (edited) How do you add a voice to a formtlist? When I right click in the ""VoicesCommonCombatant" or the others it doesnt give an option to add anything. Edited March 21, 2013 by Hannibalektr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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