Audio Engine Question

[neroroxxx]

Hi guys, if any of you know this please help me out.

 

When a message is created, like your wingman saying "2, roger" the audio files are put together like "2-bright.wav roger.wav" to make the sound of your wingman saying that phrase.

 

My questions are:

 

does the audio engine add a silence when there's a comma? if so, what's the length?

 

are all audio files overlapped or is the next file started as soon as the previous one has ended?

 

when a say your wingman answers you with something like "2, roger" is there a way to loop a sound behind the phrase?

 

are the messages generated thru LUA code or a DLL? if by LUA, where would i be able to edit the phrases, for example If i wanted the text for "2, roger" to show up instead as "2, gigidy" (silly example) where can I change that?

 

My goal is to make new Wingmen, ATC and AWACS voices, so far I have a female wingman voice done and i'm tweaking it for it to sound very clean and realistic.

 

I hope my post makes sense.

 

Thank you in advance.

[SkateZilla]

use notepad++ and search all LUAs in DCSW folder for "ROGER"

[neroroxxx]

Thanks brother! I got it, now i can add new phrases like RIFFLE! and smoke rockets away! and so on!

[SkateZilla]

wasnt Rifle already in there some where?

 

I wanna add "do some of that pilot *&@*"

[neroroxxx]

Yes, Rifle is there but the call uses MISSILE AWAY as the message and audio file used instead.

[aaron886]

And yes there is a specific time between words. I once decreased it to nil... it was awkward.