Awesome idea to use Neverwinter Nights voicesets for Skyrim, NWN and NWN2 are two os the best RPG games I've ever played. Thanks!
For anyone else interested in more voicesets from Neverwinter, you can go to neverwintervault.org and download some of the soundsets there. Then just rename and separate into the right folders. I've just downloaded some of of the voicesets from NWN2, the Male Hardened Battler is a very nord voice.
Thanks for creating this mod, Eon. I enjoyed all of the voices (especially the Brash set). I think you might get a bit more attention if you linked youtube videos demonstrating some of the voices/soundsets though, as I'd imagine most people want a better idea of what they will be getting into before they try your mod.
Otherwise no complaints. Everything seems to work fine. Keep up the good work!
Agreed on the videos, just run Fraps or some other freebie vid capture and get some short clips of voice dialogue, and it'll help people decide which voice to choose
Hey can you make a voice pack from the legacy of Kain game, I am currently playing as Kain in skyrim. I want to say Vae Victus in skyrim!! :p thanks in advance.
@ BambiLikesButter: 1. Download the mod http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/21215 and unzip it somewhere into a folder. 2. Download the voice type you want from THIS mod and unzip it as well into a folder 3. Open both folders beside each other 4. From the first mod-folder navigate through Data > sound > fx > nhva. Inside you find three folders: set1, set2, set3 5. From the second mod folder (the one you got from this mod) you navigate to the nhva folder as well. Copy all the folders you find in there 5. Go back to the first nhva folder and pick one of the three sets. It doesn't matter which one you pick. 6. Paste all the folders you copied into one of the set folders you decided on. Overwrite all files if prompted to and memorise which set you picked 7. Close the second folder, you won't need it anymore 8. In the first folder you go back up to where you see the "Data" folder. Use a program like 7zip or winRAR to zip that Data folder into a .zip file 9. Use the Nexus Mod Manager's "Add Mod from File" function and import the .zip into the Mod Manager 10. Activate as usually 11. Start the game. You'll get a power from the mod. If you use it you can pick a voice set. Now pick the set you memorised earlier 12. Have fun!
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For anyone else interested in more voicesets from Neverwinter, you can go to neverwintervault.org and download some of the soundsets there. Then just rename and separate into the right folders. I've just downloaded some of of the voicesets from NWN2, the Male Hardened Battler is a very nord voice.
I activated Player Voicesets in MCM Manager but in the options menu I don't see your additions.
Am I doing this wrong?
Otherwise no complaints. Everything seems to work fine. Keep up the good work!
1. Download the mod http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/21215 and unzip it somewhere into a folder.
2. Download the voice type you want from THIS mod and unzip it as well into a folder
3. Open both folders beside each other
4. From the first mod-folder navigate through Data > sound > fx > nhva. Inside you find three folders: set1, set2, set3
5. From the second mod folder (the one you got from this mod) you navigate to the nhva folder as well. Copy all the folders you find in there
5. Go back to the first nhva folder and pick one of the three sets. It doesn't matter which one you pick.
6. Paste all the folders you copied into one of the set folders you decided on. Overwrite all files if prompted to and memorise which set you picked
7. Close the second folder, you won't need it anymore
8. In the first folder you go back up to where you see the "Data" folder. Use a program like 7zip or winRAR to zip that Data folder into a .zip file
9. Use the Nexus Mod Manager's "Add Mod from File" function and import the .zip into the Mod Manager
10. Activate as usually
11. Start the game. You'll get a power from the mod. If you use it you can pick a voice set. Now pick the set you memorised earlier
12. Have fun!
I hope it's easy to understand D: