NEBULOUS Fleet Command – How to Create a Announcer Voice Packs

• Titre: NEBULOUS: Fleet Command
• Date de sortie: Février 11, 2022
• Promoteur: Eridanus Industries
• Éditeur: Cheval à capuche

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Ici’s a brief guide on creating announcer packs for NEBULOUS: Fleet Command, focusing solely on Unity implementation.

introduction

Creating your own voicepack for ships is explained by Tuna on Communauté Steam. Il’s recommended to check out their guide, comme là’s significant overlap.

toutefois, announcer packs work a bit differently. The base game doesn’t support changing announcer packs directly. To use an announcer pack, toi’ll need a system like the Voicepack Selector Mod, which I developed and is available on Steam Community.

While your announcer pack can be created independently without including the Voicepack Selector in your Unity project, c'est gagné’t be loaded into the game unless you’re using the Voicepack Selector or a similar tool.

Unité

Similar to voicepacks, AudioClips for announcer packs must be in .wav format. Although you can name them as you like, using a format like (ally/enemy) (événement) (emplacement) (variation) can assist in organizing when you have many audio clips.

In Unity, you only need to create one thing.

The Announcer’s Voice Set

Pour Time Warning fields, these are the countdown warnings such as « 20 minutes remaining. » Vanilla typically includes four:

1. 20 minutes remaining (1200 secondes)
2. 10 minutes remaining (600 secondes)
3. 5 minutes remaining (300 secondes)
4. Mission complete (0 secondes)

Objective fields consist of five sets of lines:

1. Enemy has taken the objective
2. Enemy is taking the objective
3. We are contesting the objective
4. We are taking the objective
5. We have taken the objective

If you include more than one line, the announcer will randomly select one at runtime, similar to ship voicepacks.

Dans le jeu de vanille, the Generic Objective plays when there’s only one objective point of interest in the match. Numbered Objectives play if there are more than one. For each Numbered Objective (il y a 8 au total, indexed from 0 à 7), you need the same 5 lines as mentioned earlier, but referencing the specific objective instead of a generic « the objective. » The callouts for the base 8 zones are:

• Atlas
• Boxeur
• Comet
• Poignard
• Éclipse
• Fulcrum
• Gambit
• Hélios

Flag Action fields each contain 4 sets of lines:

1. Enemy has captured the flag (scored a point)
2. Enemy has taken the flag (an enemy ship has picked it up)
3. Enemy has dropped the flag
4. Flag has been recovered (the flag that an enemy dropped has been reset to its starting position)

Getting the Pack In-Game

This is all about how the Voicepack Selector Mod works. To let the Selector recognize that your mod includes an announcer pack, it searches your manifest.xml file for an « Announcer » étiqueter. Gardez juste à l'esprit, different tools might have different requirements or methods.

<?Version xml ="1.0"?>
<BundleManifest xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
 <BasePath>Assets/Bundle</BasePath>
 <Namespace></Namespace>
 <Announcers>
  <Entry Address="Radio Broadcaster.asset"/>
 </Announcers>
</BundleManifest>

To ensure everything aligns smoothly, the address in your mod must match the Announcer Voice Set asset you created. Aussi, remember to include this asset in the AssetBundle. Que’c'est à peu près ça. Il y a’t any other special steps. I made it straightforward to integrate, keeping it in line with creating other components.