I posted a beta version of the lipsynch editor (http://www.pcgamemods.com/mod/14116.html) we're using on PCGameMods, in case anybody else might find it useful.

It's Java-based and requires JRE1.5. (Theoretically it should run under 1.4.2, but one of the Swing components seems to cause spontaneous crashes in 1.4.2.)

Basically it lets you open, modify, and save .lip files. You can copy/paste entries between files and delete time slices. I find it useful for updating a .lip file after modifying a sound file (cutting a word out, etc.).

There's also a description of a somewhat convoluted method of generating a new .lip file from a .wav sound file and a text transcription. (Extra download of a toolkit required, link included in the readme). The results aren't perfect, but it's faster than creating a new .lip by hand.

Feel free to post questions/comments/bug reports/whatever, but updates to this are going to be a fairly low priority for me until our mod project is complete.

Source code is included.

Sounds like a very handy utility JdNoa! Nice work! :thumbsup:

Nice, I'll definitely use this tool. Thanks for sharing. :)

Toys!! :D

Saw this over at PCGM this morning and dowloaded it before I knew what it could do.. hehehe..

I guess I'm obligated to make a .lip file just to test this puppy out ;)

Looks great!

Is it also compatible with kotor 1 or is there another version by someone else for that.

Is it also compatible with kotor 1 or is there another version by someone else for that.

I looked briefly at some K1 lipsynch files when I was working on this, and I *think* they're the same format, so that it should work. But I never actually tested with K1. So... I think so, but I'm not sure. :)

I posted a beta version of the lipsynch editor (http://www.pcgamemods.com/mod/14116.html) we're using on PCGameMods, in case anybody else might find it useful.

It's Java-based and requires JRE1.5. (Theoretically it should run under 1.4.2, but one of the Swing components seems to cause spontaneous crashes in 1.4.2.)

Basically it lets you open, modify, and save .lip files. You can copy/paste entries between files and delete time slices. I find it useful for updating a .lip file after modifying a sound file (cutting a word out, etc.).

There's also a description of a somewhat convoluted method of generating a new .lip file from a .wav sound file and a text transcription. (Extra download of a toolkit required, link included in the readme). The results aren't perfect, but it's faster than creating a new .lip by hand.

Feel free to post questions/comments/bug reports/whatever, but updates to this are going to be a fairly low priority for me until our mod project is complete.

Source code is included.



So basically does this allow you to make the Exiles lips move?