I once read all these voice recordings were somewhere in the game folder (just like the in-game music is).Does anyone know where?
zeroone506 wrote:
Oh yeah, they're in the dialog.pkb and dialog_1a.pkb under the packmaps folder. I've used a program called dofrag to extract them at one point.
Thanks!Is it pretty much ALL the spoken dialogue, during missions or on mission items?
All of them from what I can tell.
Edit: I do approve of extracting the spoken dialogue files. There's a lot of interested and unused stuff there, such as a lenghty conversation between the Oracle and Sati about Neo, where he is, whether he's coming back, his purpose, etc. Plus some dialogue from Nona Gaye (who played Zee in the sequels).
Plenty of interesting stuff, and I highly suggest that people hold on to the MxO files. You never know when you may need them.
Edit 2: Oh, it also includes the Cryptos box dialogue.
Many thanks!Is it easy to acquire that dofrag program? Expensive / free, easy to use, etc.?
I haven't used it in a long time, and this is just my opinion, but I found it fairly easy to use. It was free, but I can't remember where I found it.
DoFrag by mdsy works, I haven't tried this page but it looks like it is it:
http://www.planet-source-code.com/v...59&lngWId=1
Use the header RIFF to split the wav files.
Bayamos wrote:
DoFrag by mdsy works, I haven't tried this page but it looks like it is it:http://www.planet-source-code.com/v...59&lngWId=1 Use the header RIFF to split the wav files.
Well I downloaded the code from that site, but I can't figure out how to use it. It has no .exe files or anything, and I'm not familiar with any advanced technologies...
deimoslvov wrote:
Bayamos wrote:DoFrag by mdsy works, I haven't tried this page but it looks like it is it:http://www.planet-source-code.com/v...59&lngWId=1 Use the header RIFF to split the wav files.Well I downloaded the code from that site, but I can't figure out how to use it. It has no .exe files or anything, and I'm not familiar with any advanced technologies...
I used Dragon UnPACKer to pull out the audio files from those .pkb's. Its pretty easy and intuitive. Install, go to File -> HyperRipper, and select the pkb's you want to pull audio from. It will list the ones it finds, then all you gotta do is save the .wav files to wherever you want them. Some neat bits of unused dialog.
Villemar_MxO wrote:
deimoslvov wrote:Bayamos wrote:DoFrag by mdsy works, I haven't tried this page but it looks like it is it:http://www.planet-source-code.com/v...59&lngWId=1 Use the header RIFF to split the wav files.Well I downloaded the code from that site, but I can't figure out how to use it. It has no .exe files or anything, and I'm not familiar with any advanced technologies... I used Dragon UnPACKer to pull out the audio files from those .pkb's. Its pretty easy and intuitive. Install, go to File -> HyperRipper, and select the pkb's you want to pull audio from. It will list the ones it finds, then all you gotta do is save the .wav files to wherever you want them. Some neat bits of unused dialog.
That worked. Thank you.
"and select the pkb's you want to pull audio from."Sorry, but how do I do that? Which tab of the program (HyperRipper) do I use to find the files?I kinda don't get anything there...
Hardly 'advanced' but yeah, it's source code you need to compile in Visual Basic. Luckily, thanks to being on a Computer Science degree, I have every IDE under the sun so was able to getting it working. I'll upload all the files in some sort of archive for download if they aren't too large.
