EditVoicepack

[maverickr]

Would someone explain to me in "dummy" (me) language how you install third party voice packs into the program EditVoicePacks? For some reason I don't understand the authors instructions and can't get it to work.Thanks,Mike

[Guest P3_Super_Bee]

When editvoicepack is running on the upper toolbar click "file", then click import. Then open your voicepack you want to add. Next step is also in the "file" dropdown on the toolbar, click update voicepack. Lastly in the "tools" dropdown on the toolbar click update airline.cfg file.:-outtahttp://publish.hometown.aol.com/p3superb/images/675-2fs.jpg

[maverickr]

Thanks Super, I'll give it a try.BTW, love that P3. Put a lot of hours in that middle seat back in the 70's.Thanks,Mike

[Guest P3_Super_Bee]

Cool, the www.centerseat.net is the best seat on the plane. Sometimes I wish would have gone aircrew.:-outtahttp://publish.hometown.aol.com/p3superb/images/675-2fs.jpg

[Guest lmoelleb]

Just to clarify:You should load your main voicepack file (for example sample.vcpmod BEFORE using the import function). After updating the voicepack, the default sounds and the sounds loaded into EditVoicepack when running the update will be available. Any previous updates not loaded into EditVoicepack when updating will be lost.Yes, I know it's not userfriendly, but it had to be done that way. The next version will technically work the same, however as it loads the "main" vcpmod file automatically you won't notice it.And another thing: Updating airlines.cfg is in no way necessary. It is only needed if you want your own plane to have a different callsign than it has defined in aircraft.cfg. Personally I use a completely empty airlines.cfg file.