Problem with creating custom voice pack for UT.

BackBite · 24th Mar 2000, 06:11 PM

I'm trying to create a custom voice pack for UT.

I've been working from Painful Detail's voice pack tutorial (damn thorough, BTW) and have hit a snag pretty early in the process.

Here's my problem: Whenever I go to import a WAV file into UnrealEd, it's garbled whenever I play it through UnrealED and when the voice plays in the game (I went ahead finished building the voice pack, hoping the problem wouldn't appear in actual gameplay).

I'm importing the WAVs from a directory right off the root ("C:\Temp"), as I've heard directory structures with spaces can cause problems importing.

I've had no other problems with creating the voice pack.

Has anyone else experienced this problem?

Thanks,

-BB

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BackBite · 26th Mar 2000, 01:18 AM

Figured it out.

I was using Win95's Sound Recorder to lower the sampling rate of the WAV files. Even though they played find under normal circumstances, UnrealEd didn't like what Sound Recorder did to them.

I switched to another prog to lower the sample rate and all is well.

-BB

mbm · 28th Mar 2000, 07:05 AM

a question
how do you make a voicepack for UT?

Help

Wanderer · 28th Mar 2000, 01:42 PM

http://www.checkout.com/games/nn/art...832736,00.html
http://www.unreality.org/painfuldetail/tut05.htm

A couple of tutorials. They should help.

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24th Mar 2000, 06:11 PM	#1
BackBite Registered User Join Date: Mar. 24th, 2000 Posts: 4	I'm trying to create a custom voice pack for UT. I've been working from Painful Detail's voice pack tutorial (damn thorough, BTW) and have hit a snag pretty early in the process. Here's my problem: Whenever I go to import a WAV file into UnrealEd, it's garbled whenever I play it through UnrealED and when the voice plays in the game (I went ahead finished building the voice pack, hoping the problem wouldn't appear in actual gameplay). I'm importing the WAVs from a directory right off the root ("C:\Temp"), as I've heard directory structures with spaces can cause problems importing. I've had no other problems with creating the voice pack. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Thanks, -BB ------------------ BackBite back_bite@hotmail.com

26th Mar 2000, 01:18 AM	#2
BackBite Registered User Join Date: Mar. 24th, 2000 Posts: 4	Figured it out. I was using Win95's Sound Recorder to lower the sampling rate of the WAV files. Even though they played find under normal circumstances, UnrealEd didn't like what Sound Recorder did to them. I switched to another prog to lower the sample rate and all is well. -BB

28th Mar 2000, 07:05 AM	#3
mbm Registered User Join Date: Mar. 28th, 2000 Posts: 13	a question how do you make a voicepack for UT? Help

28th Mar 2000, 01:42 PM	#4
Wanderer Registered User Join Date: Jul. 7th, 2000 Posts: 1,334	http://www.checkout.com/games/nn/art...832736,00.html http://www.unreality.org/painfuldetail/tut05.htm A couple of tutorials. They should help.