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HECU Scripted Dialogue Fix

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A small fix pack that I decided to upload to the workshop now. This intends to fix the soundscripts for specific HECU scenes in On a Rail and Surface Tension. Although they are seamless and not noticeable in-game, it fixes the unmasked marines speaking with the radio filter instead of without the radio filter for certain areas.

This is perfect for players who used a modded version of the character_manifest.txt in the custom folder like Character Expansion or for making a mod with these modified lines. Certain masked marine lines were made using a modified version of Dr_Al_'s HECU Soldier radio filter and you can find my modified macro filter in the readme files inside the .vpk files.

However, the base soundscripts were modified from the Vanilla version of Black Mesa, so certain mods like BMCE Addon - Black Mesa Character Expansion Revised may be affected by this.

Also, there were a few marine lines in the Surface Tension Uncut maps that were heard when it was still in Early Access but not found in the Released version. Using Lumper[github.com] , the latest BSP entity editor I can find, I fixed those small issues for those who find this issue problematic like me. The changed maps are "bm_c2a5g" where the marines set remote explosions and then said, "GET HIM!" and "bm_c2a5i" after the distant Gargantua roar and one of the panicked marines said, "Look out!"

If you want to put this in your custom folder, you can find the .vpks in the following SteamLibrary directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\362890\3391154309

This mod is intended for use with other mods like Black Mesa Staff Revamp although it is not required. It should work fine for those who use Character Expansion.

Note that this is for the English Voices only.

There is another addon that I made that fixes certain annoyances I have with Black Mesa's NPC Sound Replacements: NPC Revoice Sound Fixes
25 Comments
XRGM1267  [author] 18 Apr @ 3:26pm 
@pyromine_niac Don't worry, I already made it compatible with Citizen5's Extended Dialogue scripts in mind.
XRGM1267  [author] 18 Apr @ 3:25pm 
You're right. I did forgot about that. Let me fix it up real quick.
FramptonPhenix 18 Apr @ 3:04pm 
I think you forgot to include a voice file.

Failed to load sound "vo\c2a5h\male\hgrunt05_lockitup01.wav", file probably missing from disk/repository
pyromine_niac 18 Apr @ 8:48am 
could you add this for the snipers in Citizen5's Extended Dialogue? they use the male voice lines by default
Smelly (Afraid of Women) 31 Mar @ 6:20pm 
Ah okay, I didn't play Black Mesa for the first time until after 1.0 which explains why I didn't know about the unmasked voices
XRGM1267  [author] 31 Mar @ 5:54pm 
If you watched older playthroughs of Black Mesa without the Xen chapters, then you will notice that all marines, even without gasmasks, speak normally without the filter. It was changed in Black Mesa 1.0, where now, marines with gasmasks have a radio filter to it.
XRGM1267  [author] 31 Mar @ 5:52pm 
Well, most dialogue should have phoneme lip-sync except for the Apprehension dialogue, as it is intended to have masked marines knock you out. But in-case a mod changes it to be unmasked, I decided to manually lip-sync the lines using Faceposer myself. You will have to modify some files to make it work though.
Smelly (Afraid of Women) 31 Mar @ 4:13pm 
Interesting, I didn't expect the older versions to have the unfiltered versions of those lines.
Say, do you know if the unfiltered lines were even used in those older versions?
Probably not, right? They probably also don't have phonemes by default
XRGM1267  [author] 31 Mar @ 2:32pm 
I got it from the older versions of Black Mesa. To access them, go to Properties and then go to the Beta tab and select the any version EXCEPT the 1.0 version and above to access the older version. That is how I was able to get the unfiltered lines from the game files.
Smelly (Afraid of Women) 31 Mar @ 9:21am 
Say, where did you get the scripted marine voicelines without the gasmask filter from? There are only the versions with the gasmask effect in the game files. Did you remove the gasmask filter with some program?