Sound and music - Revision history

Sunjammer at 13:26, 23 February 2012

2012-02-23T13:26:12Z

2012-02-23T13:26:02Z

Adding category

2011-09-28T04:03:45Z

‎Character soundsets

2011-09-28T04:03:11Z

‎Character soundsets

2010-01-16T12:18:55Z

2010-01-16T12:18:17Z

2010-01-08T18:32:12Z

2010-01-08T18:30:57Z

2009-11-23T20:53:04Z

‎Placeable sound resources

2009-11-23T20:50:35Z

‎= Adding sounds to animations

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	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed in /_Core Soundsets/.		Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed in /_Core Soundsets/.

−	[[~~Cateogry~~:Sounds]]	+	[[Category:Sounds]]

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	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed in /_Core Soundsets/.		Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed in /_Core Soundsets/.
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		+	[[Cateogry:Sounds]]

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	== Character soundsets ==		== Character soundsets ==

−	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed ~~root of the~~ /_Core Soundsets/.	+	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed in /_Core Soundsets/.

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	== Character soundsets ==		== Character soundsets ==

−	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures.	+	Soundsets for characters (the collection of lines they choose from in combat and other routine in-game activities) are created as [[conversation]] resources, and are associated with individual creatures via a [[character]] resource. This allows one soundset to be reused for multiple different creatures. New soundsets can be created from templates listed root of the /_Core Soundsets/.

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 Voice over doesn't actually require you to work with FMOD, as the tools to package VO into FMOD sound banks are built into the toolset.
-Placeholder [[voice over]] can be generated automatically by the toolset (using the default Microsoft text-to-speech engine that comes with your OS). This is intended as a way to easily produce a "rough cut" of a cinematic, giving an approximate feel for how long the line will last and allowing [[FaceFX]] to be generated.
+Placeholder [[Voice-Over]] can be generated automatically by the toolset (using the default Microsoft text-to-speech engine that comes with your OS). This is intended as a way to easily produce a "rough cut" of a cinematic, giving an approximate feel for how long the line will last and allowing [[FaceFX]] to be generated.
-Recording real [[Voice-Over] for [[conversation]]s is straightforward, though you'll need to keep track of the string IDs of the lines you're recording in order to give the wav files the proper filenames.
+Recording real [[Voice-Over]] for [[conversation]]s is straightforward, though you'll need to keep track of the string IDs of the lines you're recording in order to give the wav files the proper filenames.
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-For generation of a dialogue script that contains both the LineIDs and the text, read here: [[Preparing a dialog for recording]]
 == Placeable sound resources ==

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 Real vo needs to be stored in ~installpath~\Dragon Age\addins\[moduleuid]\module\override\toolsetexport\[lineid]_m.wav - you can dump wav files anywhere under the toolsetexport directory and they will be picked up but for organizational purposes you should probably organize it into subfolders grouped by conversation.
-For generation of a dialogue script that contains both the LineIDs and the text, read here: [[Preparing a Dialogue For Recording]]
+For generation of a dialogue script that contains both the LineIDs and the text, read here: [[Preparing a dialog for recording]]
 == Placeable sound resources ==

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	Real vo needs to be stored in ~installpath~\Dragon Age\addins\[moduleuid]\module\override\toolsetexport\[lineid]_m.wav - you can dump wav files anywhere under the toolsetexport directory and they will be picked up but for organizational purposes you should probably organize it into subfolders grouped by conversation.		Real vo needs to be stored in ~installpath~\Dragon Age\addins\[moduleuid]\module\override\toolsetexport\[lineid]_m.wav - you can dump wav files anywhere under the toolsetexport directory and they will be picked up but for organizational purposes you should probably organize it into subfolders grouped by conversation.
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		+	For generation of a dialogue script that contains both the LineIDs and the text, read here: [[Preparing a Dialogue For Recording]]

	== Placeable sound resources ==		== Placeable sound resources ==

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 Sound events are placed in an [[area]] layout using the area editor. Details such as how the sound loops, where the sound is simulated as coming from, and so forth, are defined in [[FMOD]].
-Areas can also have [[audio volume]]s and [[reverb volume]]s defined, with associated sound events.
+Areas can also have [[audio volume]]s, [[music volume]]s and [[reverb volume]]s defined, with associated sound events.
 == Adding sounds to animations ==