Unit Response

[Sxar]

I want create my own unit response, I have .wav files already, I had imported it, but they must be a "package" to can use as unit response? How could I do this?

I'm sorry if this post must not be in this section. I'm newbie.

 

[LordDz]

Go to the sound editor, find a unit you want to replace the sounds of, right click on the sounds and use the "Replace with external source" or something like that.
Then in the object editor, set the unit sound to the sound of that unit.

From what I know, you can only replace unit sounds, you cannot add a new soundpackage in Wc3.

 

[jonhysone]

There are two ways:
First method, is to set it through triggers. Basically, set (unit soundset) in Object Editor to None. And when the unit is issued order to move or attack or whatever, you play random sounds. Even if you have 2 or 3. It's really an efficient way if you don't want to play many sounds, because actually Warcraft's soundsets have many responses.

Second Method, is to import your soundfiles to Import Editor, and change every sound file path to the one you want. For example, we want to change Arthas' soundset. We go to Sound Editor, search for his responses ( Normally they are in Internal Sounds = Units = Humans = Arthas )... We right-click (ArthasPissed1.wav) and choose 'Replace internal sound' ... you should now choose your wav file and then click OK. The path of the imported file is changed in Import Editor ( You'll notice )... and it will be changed in Sound Editor, it will become under Imported folder. You have nothing to do now. It's done, just apply the same with ArthasPissed2.wav, and ArthasWhat1.wav ... and everything...
NOTE : your voice file should be a 16 bit mono 44000Hz .WAV sound.

 

[Vinz]

The trigger thing is actually handy. Add point orders for move sounds. Also if you like some breathing space, have some empty space at the end of each sound so the next sound will take some time before it starts. Then the unit will not be talking all the time.

 

[GaLaxY_256]

You can edit .slk files from MPQs and then import required files to it. (Example usage: WarDotA 2 Mod, each has nearly 20 responses