Difference between revisions of "Dialogue Tutorial"

[http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=13742 Lip Template] - a small .esp file that you load instead of Oblivion.esm when you have the latest oblivion patch, use this to generate the lip files instead of loading oblivion.esm, it is much much much faster. Other than that, everything should work the same, just make sure you are using the old version of the CS, and that it's set up properly.

[http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=13742 Lip Template] - a small .esp file that you load instead of Oblivion.esm when you have the latest oblivion patch, use this to generate the lip files instead of loading oblivion.esm, it is much much much faster. Other than that, everything should work the same, just make sure you are using the old version of the CS, and that it's set up properly.

Ok, so far so good. Now we need to convert the .wav files into .mp3 files, which are the ones the game actually plays. This can be a little tricky as the .mp3 file needs to have specific settings, however this [[MP3_Conversion_Batch-File|handy utility]] will take care of all that for you. That's it, you can discard the .wav files now as they are no longer needed. If you want to know the settings required for the mp3 see [[Audio_Settings_For_Dialogue_Video_Tutorial|this page]], which also contains a little video about getting voices into the game if you need more help.

Ok, so far so good. Now we need to convert the .wav files into .mp3 files, which are the ones the game actually plays. This can be a little tricky as the .mp3 file needs to have specific settings, however this [[MP3_Conversion_Batch-File|handy utility]] will take care of all that for you. That's it, you can discard the .wav files now as they are no longer needed. If you want to know the settings required for the mp3 see [[Audio_Settings_For_Dialogue_Video_Tutorial|this page]], which also contains a little video about getting voices into the game if you need more help.