With the Los Suenos Stories update, putting your own voice-lines is now much more complicated, because there is no longer a /Content/VO/SWATJudge folder.

Basically, you will be creating your own .pak (mod) file:




/Content/VO_PC/SWATJudge
(with the .ogg files all being contained inside /SWATJudge)


This script is sourced from the official-unofficial Ready Or Not modding website[unofficial-modding-guide.com]. Text below:

@setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
@if "%~1"=="" goto skip
@setlocal enableextensions
@pushd %~1
(for /R %%f in (*) do @set "filePath=%%f" & set "relativePath=!filePath:%~1=!" & @echo "%%f" "../../../ReadyOrNot!relativePath!")>"%~dp0/filelist.txt"
@pushd %~dp0
::-compresslevel=4 for Normal, -compresslevel=-4 for uncompressed hyperfast paking
.\UnrealPak.exe "%~1.pak" -create=filelist.txt -compress -compressionformats=Oodle -compressmethod=Kraken -compresslevel=4
@popd
@pause
:skip

The name of the .bat file does not matter.

In the example above, I named my .bat file pakPAK.bat.

, with XXX being whatever name you want. Do not forget the _P at the end.



The reason for this is that the game might pull, for example, [CALL]YellatCivilian_15 when you press to yell for compliance, but you yourself only recorded up to [CALL]YellatCivilian_5, whereas the Judge files still go up to 15.

Replace the missing-reference voicelines with blank voicelines.




i.e.\e- Judge (No Voice Lines) v3.0-4079-v3-0-1745889159\Judge (No Voice Lines) v3.0\Modded Files\VO\SWATJudge" hitting "Replace the files in the destination" when prompted.


What this does is, keeps all *your* original voicelines, and the unused ones remain silent (i.e. "[CALL]YellatCivilian_15" still exists, it's just silent rather than the game using the Judge voiceline.


, again, renamed as pakchunk99-XXX_P, with XXX being whatever name you want. Do not forget the _P at the end.

However, unless you've recorded the exact same amount as, or more than, the original Judge lines, Judge will unfortunately be silent whenever the game pulls a voiceline that you haven't recorded. At the very least, he is silent instead of having the voices mixed together.

* To create a .bat file, open Notepad, paste the text, save as "All Files" (not as .txt) and make sure the name of the file is XXX.bat , replacing XXX with whatever name you want.

The true remedy seems to be repeating voicelines with different file names so they outnumber the Judge files, but that's pretty impractical. I will update again when I figure out a better workaround, if any.

• A good microphone
  
• Audio recording software[www.audacityteam.org] (I recommend Audacity, it's free)
  
• Unreal Engine (free)[www.unrealengine.com] *
  
• Time

* Needed only if your game has the Los Suenos Stories update.

*** AS OF THE JULY 2025 LOS SUENOS UPDATE, THE VO FILES NO LONGER APPEAR IN THE GAME INSTALLATION FOLDER. ***

They are still in the game, of course, but hidden among pak files.

The below instructions are obsolete unless you have an older (pre-July 2025) copy of Ready or Not.

To see a list of the different voicelines in the game, I recommend you download any audio mod from a site such as NexusMods and take a look at the filenames.

The voicelines can(not) be found in X:/Program Files (x86)/SteamLibrary/Steamapps/common/ReadyorNot/ReadyorNot/Content/VO/SWATJudge

The old method to find the VO files is below (still valid on copies that do not contain the Los Suenos Stories missions):

1. Right click on your game in the Steam Library, click on Properties


2. Click on Installed Files


3. Click on Browse


4. Go to ReadyorNot -> Content -> VO -> SWATJudge

The very first ones you probably will care about are:

[CALL]YellAtCivilian_0
[CALL]YellAtSuspect_0
[CALL]YellHiding_0

YellAtCivilian is what happens by default when you press F (to yell for compliance), or when you do it while pointed at a civilian.

YellAtSuspect happens ONLY when you are pointing at a suspect and press F.

YellHiding happens when you are pointing at someone who is cowering/ducking/taking cover and press F.

Others are self-explanatory, for example:
[CALL]PrefixTOC_0 (when your character starts a sentence with TOC; "TOC..." (blah blah blah)

[CALL]SCFallIn_0 (telling your team to fall in)

[CALL]ArrestFemale_0 (ordering your team to arrest that female)

[CALL]ArrestingSuspect_0 (said when you are arresting a suspect)

[CALL]SCC2ClearFlashbang_0 (ordering your team to plant C2 and clear with flashbang)

[CALL]SCReport_0 (ordering your team to report something)

etc. etc.

Many voicelines, especially the ones where you give orders or report something, have two different versions:
[CALL]SCDeployMirrorgun_1
[CALL]SCDeployMirrorgunS_1

In the "normal" version of telling your team to mirror the door, Judge says it at a normal volume.

In the "S" or "suspect" version, Judge kind of loud-whispers for stealth purposes. These occur MUCH more frequently than "normal" lines.

In this case, you will need to record both. Otherwise, your character will be silent half the time when giving the "mirror door" order because you never know if the game decides there is a suspect nearby or not.

[CALL]YellAtCivilian_0
[CALL]YellAtCivilian_1
[CALL]YellAtCivilian_2

You do NOT have to record the same amount of lines as in the original folder. It can be more or less as you wish; the game cycles through them automatically (in random order).

You do NOT need to record all lines. If a line is not recorded and it comes up in game, your character will stay silent (but NPCs will react as if you said it)

However, I leave it intact for posterity.

When done, delete all* the voicelines inside Steamapps/common/ReadyorNot/ReadyorNot/VO/SWATJudge (or back them up somewhere), paste your own, and enjoy!

Remember: you do NOT need to record all voicelines!
- Record as many/little as you want, because the game will cycle through them randomly automatically.
- Any un-recorded voicelines, your character will stay silent but NPCs will still react appropriately.
- Through magic technology, your lines will automatically echo in rooms or be muffled with masks as the normal Judge voice.

In the future, you can follow the above procedure to add or record any new lines at any time you wish.

To undo your changes, simply delete everything in the /VO/SWATJudge folder and paste the original lines back in.

This still works with the Home Invasion update, but of course, the lip-syncing will not match; you can't really fix that.

Game updates might reset your voice lines back to default Judge; if that happens just delete all the Judge lines again as above and re-add your recorded lines.

* Of course, you do not need to delete everything; you can mix and match if you want and leave some lines in but delete others. As long as they are all .ogg then the game will have no problem using them.

(Hide and Seek; the final map in the port)

JudgePort_0
"TOC... we have a container full of women. We need TEMS down here right now."

JudgePort_1
"What? We're not leaving them like this."

JudgePort_2
"Understood. Put the other guy back on. We'll talk later."


(Lawmaker; mansion map) When interacting with the "panic room" control panels:

PanicRoom04_A_01
"This is the LSPD, can you hear me?"

PanicRoom04_A_02
"I want you to hold tight, ma'am. We'll get you out once everything is secure."

PanicRoom06_B_01
"Please remain calm, ma'am. We'll have you out of there once we have things under control."


[CALL]BoatInteract_01_A_01
(Mirage at Sea; the yacht map) When interacting with the radio in the bridge of the Seraglio

"This is LSPD SWAT. We have control of the Seraglio, and we'll bring her in to port. We have a number of casualties and suspects on board."

[CALL]RigInteract_01_B_01
(Leviathan; the oil rig map) When interacting with the radio in the control room of the oil rig
"This is LSPD SWAT. The rig has been taken over by extremists from the United Planet Front. Repeat, the rig has been taken over. We have heavy contact with the suspects. Several civilians are dead, with others being held hostage somewhere on the rig. We need medical teams and backup on standby."