Re: custom voices
Posted by R@lph VViggum on
Tue Oct 7th 2003 at 10:54pm
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First, you'll need to record the dialogue. The scientists' files were PCM audio format, 11 kHz sample rate, 8 bit sample size, and 88kbps bit rate. Then you'll need to change the sentences.txt in YOUR (the one your making) mods directory. You might find a tutorial on that here, or check out collective.valve-erc.com
Re: custom voices
Posted by matt on
Wed Oct 8th 2003 at 4:21pm
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can it actually be done, i know that in HL the characters lips move exactly as they do in real life when they speak, but in the origional... Beyond what i know if u can though.
Re: custom voices
Posted by Loco on
Wed Oct 8th 2003 at 5:28pm
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All you need to do is create the wave file as R@lph said and then give it a name under sentences.txt and the rest will be done for you. It doesn't work like it does in HL2, where you have to use "Face Poser" for the sentences. You just specify it. The sounds work on frequency or amplitude or something. The mouth is essentially a single hinge where the bigger the amplitude/frequency/whatever the wider the mouth opens. Doesn't need anything special.
Re: custom voices
Posted by half-dude on
Fri Oct 10th 2003 at 6:44pm
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Thanks all for the help. :smile: