Hello! I'm working on a project where I add a few extra lines of conversation here and there to a character and I'm currently trying to figure out how to link the end of that tree back to the earlier conversation.
How do you loop a conversation back on itself?
Conversation modifying questions
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Lady of Lore
, déc. 30 2009 07:23
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 07:36
FalloutBoy
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Copy the line you want to loop back to, then "Paste as link" whereever you want it to be. It should show up greyed out. That means it is a link and not a unique line.
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 07:53
Lady of Lore
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Ah, thanks that seems to have done the trick! (It was so simple but for some reason I hadn't thought to use that to loop to earlier convo options. *smacks forehead*)
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 09:02
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Hi, hi, hi, ok, now I get what you meant. Truly, pasting as link is one of the most useful tricks ever. :-)
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 09:05
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Now I just have to figure out how to attach the correct sound files to what I've put up. 
Right now their id comes up as -1 and I know somewhere on here someone posted on how to fix that.
Right now their id comes up as -1 and I know somewhere on here someone posted on how to fix that.
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 09:08
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Lady of Lore wrote...
Now I just have to figure out how to attach the correct sound files to what I've put up.
Save the file and the new id will show up. I've done this entire process so if you continue to need help just ask here.
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 09:12
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Ah, got that. Thanks now they have id's. Now what I'm trying to do is to use an existing voice over bit of Alistair's and just reuse it in the short conversation I created.
If I read right, each audio file for voice over is linked to its corresponding line via the id number correct? And that the game looks for a wav file that has the same id number.
If that's right then what I have to do is go into the game sound files. Pull the few that I need (mostly from party banter, etc) and figure out how to copy them and link them to the convo I made.
If I read right, each audio file for voice over is linked to its corresponding line via the id number correct? And that the game looks for a wav file that has the same id number.
If that's right then what I have to do is go into the game sound files. Pull the few that I need (mostly from party banter, etc) and figure out how to copy them and link them to the convo I made.
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 09:39
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Lady of Lore wrote...
Ah, got that. Thanks now they have id's. Now what I'm trying to do is to use an existing voice over bit of Alistair's and just reuse it in the short conversation I created.
If I read right, each audio file for voice over is linked to its corresponding line via the id number correct? And that the game looks for a wav file that has the same id number.
If that's right then what I have to do is go into the game sound files. Pull the few that I need (mostly from party banter, etc) and figure out how to copy them and link them to the convo I made.
Ok so I've gathered you made a whole new conversation correct?
Now you want to pull original game sound files?
1. visit: http://www.damods.co...msg4216#msg4216 ....... it's a dos command line utility. You can use that to extract wav from any FSB files.
2. Once you have the game sound files you need associate them with the proper line ids in your convo and place all wav's into an organized folder in your override folder.
3. Then click "generate VO" and it will look for those line id's wav files in your override directory and create a new FSB from them.
4. then go to each line and click "generate face fx" from the top menu. That will create the facial animation along with the new wav.
Once you do this process one time it will be easier.
