Youth and innocence
A port of my Oldrim Voice Pack; this is the "PC Header Tracking and Voice Types" add-on. For more quirky and younger female characters.
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A port of my Oldrim Voice Pack; this is the "PC Header Tracking and Voice Types" add-on. For more quirky and younger female characters.
A simple port of my Oldrim Voice Pack plugin, converted to HHaley's PC Head Tracking and Voice Type SE.
For more quirky and younger female characters. After not being able to find an existing voice pack for the new character, I decided to port it. While there are already a lot of good options out there, such as Lazuri's Sassy Teen and ArgonianSoldier's Ciri, the former is a bit too crafty for the character I have planned, while the latter is actually the same voice I've used for the 'veteran' in other Oldrim sets (I may want to combine it with Ciri if time permits, to give more variety, I can contact the author to discuss...)
For an example of in-game speech, check out the video. It's old and painful to watch TV now (for me), but try your best to show examples of sound. Please note that this video is for the Oldrim version of this Pack, which was attached to other mods, so the event triggering is not exactly the same.
Recommended as a good addition to this (or any PC voice plugin for this mod):
Alternatives to death: your money or your life (hear the phrase "bleed" more often)
Heal my followers (hear the phrase "friendly healing" more often)
Install:
- Install PC Head Tracking and Voice Type SE as required
- Install the contents of this mod into your Skyrim folder via your preferred method (I personally just drag and drop, not using a mod manager for simple things like this and use each one instead) :)
- Activate "BYOV" voice option via MCM
- Enjoy!
uninstall:
- Remove everything from Data/Sound/Fx/PC Head Tracking
credit:
HHaley is first and foremost a great PC Head Tracking & Voice Type mod
Tooneyman for porting major mods to SE
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A simple port of my Oldrim voicepack addon, converted for HHaley's PC Head Tracking and Voice Type SE.
Intended for a more whimsical & younger female character. I decided to port this over after being unable to find an existing voicepack for my new character. While there are good choices out there already like Lazuri's Sassy Teen & ArgonianSoldier's Ciri, the former was a little too snarky for my planned character and the latter is actually the same voice I used in my other Oldrim set 'Sophisticate' (which I may look to combine with Ciri for greater variety if/when time allows and I'm able to contact the author to discuss...)
For an example of the in game voice, check the video out. It's old and painful to watch (for me) now, but does the job to show an example of the voice. Note that the video is for the Oldrim version of this pack which was attached to a different mod, so the event triggering is not strictly the same.
Recommended as good complements to this (or any PC voice addon to this mod):
Death Alternative: Your Money Or Your Life (to hear the "Bleedout" phrases more often)
Heal Me Follower (to hear the "Friendly Heal" phrases more often)
INSTALLATION:
- Install PC Head Tracking and Voice Type SE as per it's requirements
- Install the content of this mod to your Skyrim folder by your preferred method (personally I just drag & drop, rather than faff with mod managers for simple things like this, but to each their own):)
- Activate the 'BYOV' voice option via the MCM
- Enjoy!
UNINSTALLATION:
- Remove all content from the Data/Sound/Fx/PC Head Tracking
CREDITS:
HHaley for the great PC Head Tracking & Voice Type mod in the first place
Tooneyman for porting the main mod to SE
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.