(Tutorial) Remove embedded sounds from kf-hkx animation
Is your pony whining like a Brahmin, or your giant lizard-man making dog noises? This tutorial will show you how to get rid of those pesky sounds!
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Is your pony whining like a Brahmin, or your giant lizard-man making dog noises? This tutorial will show you how to get rid of those pesky sounds!
Are you frustrated with the default mob sounds made by your custom mobs? This tutorial will show you how to remove these sounds from a .hkx.kf animation file using HxD or NIFSkope.
**For the NIFSkope method: You need to convert the .hkx file to .kf before proceeding.
**For HxD method: No conversion required, you will edit the file directly.
credit:
FancyPants: for providing HxD images and sharing information!
lazily: used for writing tutorials
My tutorial:
Weird Custom Race Tutorial (Fallout 4, Skyrim, Fallout 3/New Vegas)
Bone accessories tutorial (Skyrim only)
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Are you frustrated with the default creature sounds emitting from your custom creatures? This tutorial will show you how to remove those sounds from the.hkx.kf animation files using HxD or NIFSkope.
**For NIFSkope method: you'll need to convert the.hkx files into.kf before you can continue.
**For HxD method: No conversion needed, you'd be editing the file directly.
CREDITS:
FancyPants: For providing the HxD images and for sharing the information!
lazyradly: For writing the tutorial
My tutorials:
Freakish Custom Race Tutorial (Fallout 4, Skyrim, Fallout 3/New Vegas)
Skeletal Fittings Tutorial (For Skyrim Only)
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