SSE Can't add custom voiced dialogue to unique NPC/actor

[Chillanuggets]

'Scuse me George, I have to take this.

 

Ahem.

 

So, the Creation Kit.

 

First real time dabbling with it.

 

In order to add dialogue for only one NPC to use, you have to create a GetIsID condition attached to that specific actor, which will then automatically generate a file location for their voice files.

 

However, when I set the condition, the CK is unable to create this file, even after I've recorded the [dummy] audio and saved the recording in the CK module. (This creates a Temp.wav file and that's it.) Without any conditions, it will work as normal (setting up subfolders for all the races/voice types) under a newly made folder named after the active ESP. But it goes blank when I try to restrain it to a specific NPC.

 

Any tips?

 

- I've tried making two unique actors. The problem persists with both.

- Creation Kit fixes is downloaded.

Edited March 27, 2021 by Chillanuggets

[Chillanuggets]

GUYS

 

THIS WAS MY PROBLEM

 

Problem: Didn't have a voice type set up for my actors, which you must do in the NPC profile under the Traits tab.

 

After setting the voice type for the NPC (in this case, a new type) file paths are being made correctly now.

 

Learn from me, future readers. Learn from me, lest stupid mistakes such as these be all for naught.

Edited March 27, 2021 by Chillanuggets

[Chillanuggets]

New issue:

 

When I try to generate lip files for the single line I'm implementing, no lip file is generated in the directory.

 

Additionally, when I overwrote my 'dummy'/placeholder recording with my intended voice file, and then tried to preview it in the Edit Response window, it didn't play the new file I overwrote the recording with, (based on the designated filepath/filename), instead continuing to play the recording, which it was taking from the Temp.wav file. I overwrote the Temp.wav file with the same voice file I overwrote the alleged voice filename this voice line was being saved as, and then the preview playback played the intended voice file.

 

Obviously, this is a problem as the CK .wav/.lip generators/locators aren't working as they should.

 

Any help would be appreciated, until I come across whatever goof I made this time.

 

EDIT:

 

EVERYBODY

 

Remember to ensure your voice tracks are in mono, not stereo.

 

That's it. Goodbye. Go home.

Edited March 27, 2021 by Chillanuggets