i need some help here....

[coolisamy]

i know how to make a dialog now...
how can i do that when unit talking gis lips move??

 

[Marvin]

If you are using OGG files as talking, then you can use WavtoLip converter!
If you had this program, then jyst drag Wav format sound on to the WavTOLip converter (This program myst be lockated in your Root directory - Almost on C:), the program will create the Lip file, then jyst put this lip file with your Ogg, in the mission!
Marvin Out!

[macguba]

You can get wav2lip from the Ed Depot or the official site.

[coolisamy]

can you give me link to that site?

[macguba]

www.flashpoint1985.com

[coolisamy]

i have the wavetolip now......
from the ed depot and it does not install it!
why??

[coolisamy]

I opened the wav file with the program and it does not did a lip file!
why?
please help...

[coolisamy]

come on guys! help please!
it's urgent!!

[macguba]

Well, what's your question?  

All you've said is that it doesn't work, but that doesn't take us anywhere because in fact it does work.     As Marvin said, the wav2lip utility has to be in your root (C:) directory.  Is that where you put it?   Tell us in detail what you did and what went wrong - we can help you only if you tell us what the problem is.

To give you an idea of timing, many posts on this forum go unanswered for 24 hours and it frequently takes a couple of days to solve a problem.     I know you're frustrated but bumping your thread after just an hour and a half isn't going to help.

Have you tried the forum search function?

[coolisamy]

i got it... it works.. thanks for your help....

[coolisamy]

but i'v got other problem.... when i put my voice in the sound folder
(with the lip file) it's got to move the lips and make my voice right?
so it move the lips but i cant hear the voice?
can you tell me why?

[Raptorsaurus]

I'm not too experienced with doing sound related stuff (I'm noobie in that regard), but I do know that you have to have a "sound" folder in you mission where all your custom sounds and voices are stored.  Also,  you have to define those sounds in the description.ext file.  I hope this helps.  There is a tutorial on lip sincrinization that explains how to do the sound definitions.  Here is the link:

http://www.3dactionplanet.com/flashpoint/tutorial4/tutorial4.html

This tutorial predates the WavtoLip program, so you are already way ahead of the game, but it is very good for explaining how to organize and define your sound files.  I hope this helps.

[coolisamy]

i fix it... but thanks any way...
just one thing...
why does in foramt wav i can hear the voice and the lips are moving and in format ogg the lips are moving but i dont hear a thing?

[Artak]

Because you've defined the the ogg files wrong in your description.ext?

[DBR_ONIX]

I think.. Yout need to use Wav2Lip on the wav files, and then convert them to OGG files
You can then basicly delete the WAV files
You don't play them in game, insted you play the OGG files

Also, like Artak said, do you have a working .ext file?
If you don't, that's your prob.

- Ben

[coolisamy]

That's What i DID!

[Planck]

coolisamy

Post your description.ext file so we can see if there are any problems with it.


Planck

[coolisamy]

class CfgSounds
 {

sounds[]=
 {
  g1,s1,p1
 };

class g1
 {
  name="g1";
  sound[]={"g1.wav", db+10, 1.0};
  titles[]=
   {
    0, $STR_g1
   };
 };

class s1
 {
  name="s1";
  sound[]={"s1.wav", db+10, 1.0};
  titles[]=
   {
    0, $STR_s1
   };
 };

class p1
 {
  name="p1";
  sound[]={"p1.wav", db+10, 1.0};
  titles[]=
   {
    0, $STR_p1
   };
 };

 };

class CfgRadio
 {


sounds[]=
 {
   o1,o2,h1,h2,z1
 };

class o1
 {
  name = "o1";
  sound[]={"o1.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_o1;
 };

class o2
 {
  name = "o2";
  sound[]={"o2.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_o2;
 };

class h1
 {
  name = "h1";
  sound[]={"h1.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_h1;
 };

class h2
 {
  name = "h2";
  sound[]={"h2.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_h2;
 };

class z1
 {
  name = "z1";
  sound[]={"z1.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_z1;
 };

class f1
 {
  name = "f1";
  sound[]={"f1.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_f1;
 };


class a1
 {
  name = "a1";
  sound[]={"a1.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_a1;
 };


class a2
 {
  name = "a2";
  sound[]={"a2.wav", db-20, 1.0};
  title=$STR_a2;
 };


 };

[Planck]

Just had a quick look coolisamy, as I am busy at the moment.

But I note that in the cfgRadio section you have:

sounds[]={o1,o2,h1,h2,z1};

But you have other sounds which are not included in the above declaration.

f1, a1 and a2


Planck

[coolisamy]

ye... i know that.... i just did not use them.... so i forgot about them.....

[Artak]

You have -20 desibels on all the sounds. How about if you raise it to +20.

[coolisamy]

And then the ogg files will work?

[Planck]

None of your cfgSounds or cfgRadio sounds are ogg files.

They are all wav files.


Planck

[coolisamy]

no daaa...... it's because when i put the ogg files the unit mouth is moving and i can't here the vocie and with the wav file i can here the voice and the mouth is moveing....  

[Artak]

I've always thought that ofp isn't even able to play .wav files. Are you sure your file extensions are correct?