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[Dunquixote]

I'm trying to make some minor changes to a conversation between Alistair and my female character. 

I used FsbExtractor to extract the audio files I needed, and then I moved those files into the toolset export in my module's override folder, from what I read from a forum.  I don't know if I did something wrong, because I am getting the robot voice still.

I'm trying to combine the sentences and their audio files together.  The first two sentences being, "[OWNER] Ohhh, so <emp>that's</emp> what we're talking about. I admit I've never had a woman just... come out and ask me like this, that's for sure."   Then, I added, "Well, if you really want to know, you tell me first."  I attached all four of the dialogue choices you could make as a male character, such as "Tell you what?  Of course I have;" "Honestly no, I haven't;" "Many, many times;" and "I'm not telling you" to the branch.

Is it impossible for this to work out using the existing two VO files, or would the only way this would work is by replacing the response to a female character to the one (which you see in this post) that the male character gets from Alistair?

[Cuvieronius]

If you edited the dlg and added new lines... then your string ID's will change on the new lines. You will have to rename your sound files if I am understanding what you have done correctly.

[Dunquixote]

Now it's failing to generate VO at all ><. Would you like me to post a screenshot of what I did particularly?

[Cuvieronius]

That might be helpful, yeah. also, if you like, you can email me a dadbdata of your dlg and I can look at it in the toolset and see what's up. Shoot me a PM and I can give you my email.

[Dunquixote]

Here are my audio files:

http://i117.photobuc...5/Untitled2.jpg

Here is the dialogue I modified by inserting "Well, if you really want to know."

http://i117.photobuc...05/Untitled.jpg

Modifié par Dunquixote, 11 avril 2012 - 05:30 .

[Cuvieronius]

hmm... you should check 're record VO'. Other than that... your string IDs look very large and there seems to be a discrency between the top one of the wavs and the bottom ones. Either it has one less digit or the new ones are too many, but 1015909984 does correspond to your dlg line. Without seeing the actual tooset resource, not much else I can help with.