DarkBls said:
I think the way Crowez had it is better. Sounds like you can hear the radio clicks.
Is this possible to mod?
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I think the way Crowez had it is better. Sounds like you can hear the radio clicks.
I think the sound needs a short fade of white noise. It stops to abrupt for my taste. But I really like the general idea of voicepacks. Would it be possible to take the idea even further, and expand the number of available voicecoms (both english and international) in a mutator?
-Freshmeat
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Beppo
Infiltration Lead-Programmer
VoicePacks can add a bunch of 'other' commands if they want to. But the commands posted here are the needed ones to fit into INF 2.9 with some voices used automatically aso.
How about taunts? I know some pretty good ones in Finnish...and other languages..
Hmm...a finnish language pack wouldn't be too bad either..
//Kee
Hmm...a finnish language pack wouldn't be too bad either..
//Kee
I vote for a a german slang voice pack.
Acnowledge = Ja is klaar man
Area Clear = Keine Sau da
Cease fire = Ey ich schieb die die Wumme gleich in den Hals!
Clear = Wir rulen den Platz
Contact = Uncooler Checker in Sicht!
Fall back = Scheiße man, weg hier!!!
Frag out = Bölleralarm!
Go = Auf!
Gogogo = Immernoch hier!?
Hold this position = Einwurzeln!
Man down = Ja bist du deppert!?
Move = Bewegung!
Need some backup = Großer Bruder und kleine Schwester hierher!
Need some backup now = Großer Bruder und kleine Schwester hierher aber Dalli!
Target Down = Ey krass ich hab den voll Krankenhaus gemacht!
Weapon Dry = Meine uncoole Bleispritze is alle
j/k
Acnowledge = Ja is klaar man
Area Clear = Keine Sau da
Cease fire = Ey ich schieb die die Wumme gleich in den Hals!
Clear = Wir rulen den Platz
Contact = Uncooler Checker in Sicht!
Fall back = Scheiße man, weg hier!!!
Frag out = Bölleralarm!
Go = Auf!
Gogogo = Immernoch hier!?
Hold this position = Einwurzeln!
Man down = Ja bist du deppert!?
Move = Bewegung!
Need some backup = Großer Bruder und kleine Schwester hierher!
Need some backup now = Großer Bruder und kleine Schwester hierher aber Dalli!
Target Down = Ey krass ich hab den voll Krankenhaus gemacht!
Weapon Dry = Meine uncoole Bleispritze is alle
j/k
EDIT : - Found it
I initially used USound to extract the wav's from the uax files then believe it or not I actually used Adobe Premiere 6.5 to strip the wav file of the speech before the crackle (that's the only program I have to display the waveform).
Save this as a separate file, create my speech and append the crackle to the end of the wav within Premiere. Export the timeline audio as a MSN Audio wav file and there you are.
I initially used USound to extract the wav's from the uax files then believe it or not I actually used Adobe Premiere 6.5 to strip the wav file of the speech before the crackle (that's the only program I have to display the waveform).
Save this as a separate file, create my speech and append the crackle to the end of the wav within Premiere. Export the timeline audio as a MSN Audio wav file and there you are.
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Here are 20 french sounds with radio effect in them
Most of of them come from the french version of Ghost Recon (good quality) , the other (lower quality) are from some wav files i collected from the net during the time (and i dont remember the source) .
In my opinion , they should be very good for french voices in an INF voice pack.
Edit : oops forgot the attachment.
Edit : stupid 4xx ko limit , must split the zip in two zip
Most of of them come from the french version of Ghost Recon (good quality) , the other (lower quality) are from some wav files i collected from the net during the time (and i dont remember the source) .
In my opinion , they should be very good for french voices in an INF voice pack.
Edit : oops forgot the attachment.
Edit : stupid 4xx ko limit , must split the zip in two zip
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FieldMedic, the "low quality" sounds come from the french version of Counter Strike. I hope you realize it's a bannable offence?
Argh
and thanks , i had no idea of the source of those files i found on some of my back up CD
By any chance , as those wav i attach there were in the same back up CD , have you any idea of their source ?
Because i dont have any idea there too.
and thanks
, i had no idea of the source of those files i found on some of my back up CDBy any chance , as those wav i attach there were in the same back up CD , have you any idea of their source ?
Because i dont have any idea there too.
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Here are 3 zip files with the 25 french radio sounds from Rogue Spear (with 2/3 from another game to complete the 25)
Not as good as the french Ghost Recon voices in my opinion , but enough to make a choice.
Not as good as the french Ghost Recon voices in my opinion , but enough to make a choice.
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As for the heavy majority of the sound packs you can find on UT (not underground) websites , yes there is a copyright for those sounds.
And of course i think it is an issue if you dont own legally the game they belong to.
But i assume every one has GR and RS like i have
And of course i think it is an issue if you dont own legally the game they belong to.
But i assume every one has GR and RS like i have
geogob
Koohii o nomimasu ka?
DarkBls said:Hmm any copyright on sound from other games ?
of course. why don't you guys simply do the voice acting yourselves *wink*
zeep would be great at it
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