still love this mod

Thanks, I might go back and update this some time!

i really wish this mod gets updated with more voices. i haven't found other voice mods for ellis i like

it should just be the phantomillion language. its used in almost all media anyway. the mods nice the way it is

man i just saw the arguement at the bottom. WHO THE FUCK THINKS ITS A GOOD IDEA TO USE THE ENGLISH LINES.

Hey, thanks for the comment! I don't think I have it in me to do this for coach, but I'll check that out!

hi! i love this mod, but i also saw a mod of klonoa for coach, think that you could port the audios for him some day?

clown alert

he'll respond any day now
aaany day now

bro I read all of it, I feel as if this should be a group project, whaddaya say, we both do this?

It's just something I'm really passionate about. I tried to be polite and you responded really disrespectfully. You can ignore what I said, but it doesn't change anything.

my man really wrote a whole paragraph

damn, just damn.

I really don't appreciate your attitude. If you really think it's so easy I'd love to see you try and make your own, I can even give you my folder with all my Klonoa voicelines I collected.

So I took the vpk file and fixed it so that it could work off of the workshop, uploaded it and credited the original creator. They were really nice and cool about it actually! I only really made it for personal use

Also, the Hat Kid mod I mentioned earlier is a voice replacement mod for Rochelle to go with a playermodel replacement someone made for her. Someone else made the mod but the files were broken in a way where you had to manually download it instead of it just working immediately off of the workshop.

Like, you obviously wouldn't want him to go "WAHOO!~" when he's being attacked by a charger. Even if I have 600 voicelines I can't use all of them, and some of them sound a lot different because of audio quality like his Beach Volleyball lines

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I have roughly 600 audio files of Klonoa collected from all his various games! It's really not easy at all though. Unless you've mad voice mods yourself, I don't think you understand that you can't haphazardly replace dialogue with whatever you find without it sounding really weird and out of place. Personally I'm just really picky about it which is why it's taken me so much longer to make the progress I have.

I've definitely made use of splicing and stuff, but it's not easy to do it and make the audio sound completely natural, especially when it's something that will be repeated hundreds of times throughout gameplay. A lot of his dialogue doesn't work with specific stuff.

+ the Wii version has English voicelines for Klonoa, use them.

you can repurpose the "wahoo" sound from adrenaline for something else anyway

like m8, don't tell me there's only 500 voice lines for Klonoa, because how could repeating voice lines ruin the whole thing? it's 9 times the amount anyway, so quit fretting like a scheiBebag and hey, there's this thing called audio splicing, used to make new voice lines.

what the fuck is the hat kid mod, is it some Klonoa voice pack or sum shit?

Ellis has a lot of voice lines, roughly 4500 if I remember correctly. I think I've replaced about 500 of them so far but it's hard to stretch out the lines Klonoa has. If I replace all of them you'll hear a lot of them repeated, but after seeing the Hat Kid voice mod someone made I don't feel as bad about it!

it feels cursed to hear ellis lines mixed with Klonoa lines, fix that if possible.

Ohh, good idea actually!

try replacing the shaking self-awake sound with the sound where Klonoa goes "WUBUBUBUBUBUBUUUBBBUBBBUBUB"

Yo, this should be updated soon. I love this.

tbh i like this addon this is one of my favorites

Thanks Lio! I might just consider doing that. 'Fully completing' this might be an impossible task because there's over 1600 voice lines to replace, but I think I'll come back and revisit this to see what I can do!

honestly i'd love to see it fully completed with a lil fluffy boi noise, a diff mod just had the dialogue scenes be silent for ellis so i think that'd work really well here too, could make some voice command options silent too if it's easier

Thank you so much! I need to get back to work on this soon.

*dying of cuteness*

Aww, thank you!

His melee swing sounds are adorable

holy shit. It's a relief that this mod is still being updated

^^)b Amazing!

As of right now there is currently 362 voice clips! Got 18 more done tonight.

oh! that sounds amazing!

At the moment, there is 344 voice clips in total, also fixing a bug that makes one of the meleeswing sounds distort!

I've got another content update coming soon, so far I've added over 30 new voicelines with more on the way!

Now Klonoa has lines for calling out special infected when he spots them.

yeah thank you! also i need to upgrade my storage size because i already have a download for all of the episodes, but i don't have a lot of space on my pc to download it or mostly anything else, since i have a lot of other work saved and i can't just delete it and also some windows updates and radeon updates alongside some other updates take up a lot of space, also i have just a lil bit of sound modding experience with team fortress 2, but i didn't know that on l4d2 it has to be the same exact length for it to mostly work, and yeah my plan is to make an eddy voice pack for nick, an ed one for coach, and the double d one for rochelle since that's basically the models that are available for these respective characters, nick fits with eddy, although imo double d should probably be coach? or maybe stay as rochelle, but ed fits more as ellis, as for the fourth character im not sure, but maybe rolf or johnny should work.

Awh, thank you! Actually, you shouldn't need a good computer or anything to make your mod.

An Ed Edd n Eddy voicepack sounds awesome!

I'll give you some more quick advice, I do most of my work on audacity. You need to make sure your audio matches the length and frequency of the audio you're replacing or it will sound very distorted and jumbled. Most voicelines are at 22050Hz, but I am pretty sure some of them could be at a different frequency so keep an eye out for that.

The hardest part I can imagine is getting all the audio clips in the first place, unless you already have that in the first place. I imagine you'd have to grab every episode of Ed Edd n Eddy and manually cut out every voiceline of the character. Otherwise scouring the internet might also yield some results!

And yeah this mod also inspired me to try to make an ed edd n eddy voice pack too! but i just need to upgrade my pc and get some better storage and probably an ssd, and a way to extract the voice lines of ed edd n eddy without the background music

oh thank you! And i feel honored that i inspired you! ^^)b

Left 4 Dead 2 Authoring Tools*

Actually I do! Your comment inspired me to start working on this mod again and I sort of re-figured everything out.

First you need to install Left 4 Dead Authoring Tools, which should be in your Steam Library, just enable tools in the drop down menu over your Steam Games.

Have your mod file ready (Do this before you convert it into a vpk file, the mod should be in folders matching the filepath of whatever you're replacing) and put it inside a folder, name the folder what you want the mod to be called.

If you have it done right, it should look something like this for example:
Mod Folder > sound > player > survivor > voice > [Survivor File you're Modding]

Once everything is set up, go to your Left 4 Dead 2 folder, go to bin, and look for vpk.exe.

Drag your mod folder onto vpk.exe and it will create a vpk file in whatever folder your mod file is contained in.

Hope that helps!

might you by any chance remember what tool it was and how to do it?, i plan on making an ed edd n eddy voice pack in the future and i would like if it was just like this mod, since it's way easier to use and doesn't get deleted after verifying game files

If I remember right, you need to use a special modding tool that turns your folder in an add on format, that makes the mod load automatically as long as it's active. Have the folders laid out so that it knows where to replace the audio files.

For example

Left 4 Dead 4 Folder > lfd2 > data > audio > voicelines > Ellis

how did you make it so that it works without changing the files on the l4d2 directory? since almost all voice pack mods require to extract the files and replace them manually, and the downside is that after doing a file verification they will always get replaced back to normal again, and i tried to follow the same path folder that you had in your voice pack for another voice mod, but it didn't really work.