wav files or disassemble this mod, for whatever reason. Just something to be aware of for anyone who might be planning to use the above. Another thing to note is that I've added more pained grunts before lines in the TakingDamage category, since they didn't sound right without that type of reaction coming before the dialogue. Certain lines have been added or removed from given soundcues (for example, the lines I originally picked for PanicScream sounded much too calm, so I switched them out for some of the ones I'd selected for PanickedBreathing). upk, it's continued to evolve and change during testing. I've mostly been using zuff's XCOM 2 Voice Pack Modding Tutorial V2 as a guideline for making this mod. If someone is interested in taking up the mantle later on, or possibly building new voice packs for the rest of Avalanche (hint, hint), I hope this helps.
Still, I figured I would be remiss if I didn't provide as much information and as many resources as possible, in case I'm unable to continue working on this mod, hence the infodump. I intend to do more testing and make future improvements, but that will require several more weekends, alongside further playtesting and trial-and-error. As such, I'm releasing this humble mod into the wild as a work in progress. Long story short: After sifting through several thousand files to pick out the right ones, wrestling with the provided modding tools and SDK (which I maintain is less a developer kit than it is Satan in software form), and dealing with various unforeseen bugs and issues, I'm pleased to announce that I've acquired a mild caffeine addiction and a well-developed Kubrick Stare(tm). ("Slap together a couple of dozen, or at most a few hundred files and tie them to voice cues? How hard can it be?") I foolishly assumed that piecing together a voice pack would be a walk in the park. This is my first-ever attempt at making a mod for this game.
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