wotc version pls

@HopalongTom: Voice packs aren't made using .ini files. There are a whole bunch of proprietary files which need to be associated within UDK. These are then boxed together in a mod package. Its not a matter of making WotC open vanilla packs (it can do that just fine), it's an issue of actually adding the new cues.

I suppose that if somebody could take the VoiceArchitecture and CueBank files from WotC and export them in a way that allows the vanilla version of UDK to open them, then it would be possible to assign the cues as needed. Even then, I need to actually play the game for a while in order to work out what what kind of clip would be appropriate for each cue.

The other part of this is that I am still putting a great deal of work into obtaining and cleaning files in anticipation of porting my packs to XCOM 3 as soon as it is releaased. I doubt that many cues from WotC will be relevant to the sequel. I would therefore rather focus on making the vanilla stuff really good.

When it comes to adding WotC compatibility, you might be able to copy some code from another voice pack's .ini that does have that, then replace some of the entries with the ones from this mod? I'm not sure though.

Vanilla packs will work with WotC, but obviously don't contain any clips for expansion-specific cues. I don't have WotC, so I don't know how big of a difference that really makes.

Is this WotC compatible?

I did see that, thanks. I actually have a few lines from people's car in there. I think I might go to The reassembler before anything else, since it contains very little background noise. Thanks for the tip though.

As I mentioned in the Richard Hammond post, you could find additional James May voice clips from shows such as "James May's Toy Stories" which is a hobbyist show really, but should provide some suitable lines for him!

Any unit that uses this voice will head in the oppisite direction. That's not bug, pretty sure it's a feature.

Can only be assigned to units with less than 10 MOV.