Talk:Bethesda Tutorial Dialogue

Is anyone else unable to record voice (using a USB Headset / Windows 7 x64) ? The input format list is empty, and the Ok control is disabled.

SacredSkull

^ I also have this problem with the blank input format list with the grayed out OK button. Hoping someone from bethesda can help us get past this, I want to voice my own NPCs! :( super6plx

While I'm facing the same problem, it seems to work fine for me if I choose the correct recording device (default windows device doesn't seem to work). Even though I cannot specify an input format, I'm able to record audio and lypsync it.

--Drmccoy 04:47, 10 February 2012 (EST)

I used to have a similar problem. For me, recording and previewing worked, but the npc's in-game wouldn't use the voice. Make sure you've assigned a voice type to the actor. I created a new voice type and assigned it in the actor-creation menu. I think that fixed it for me (I still have the blank input/grey ok button, but it doesn't matter, as the character sais the lines it should). In other news, can anyone tell me if it's possible to import wav-files, instead of recording them? And where to edit the general dialogue of a character? (Hey there, I give up, Ouch, etc.) Mr6

Starting a quest by reading a book

Anyone that knows how to start a quest, by reading a book or note? --Regards, DarkruneDK 15:09, 9 February 2012 (EST)

You should be able to link a papyrus script to your book, something like that:

 Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef)
   MyQuestIDHere.SetStage(10)
 endEvent

With MyQuestIDHere being the ID of the quest you wish to start and 10 being the first Index of its stages. Hit the Forums or [[1]] for more Info

--Drmccoy 04:50, 10 February 2012 (EST)

could not get the flowchart object error

Everytime I try to use dialogue views I get a the error could not get the flowchart object and after click on ok there appears dialogue view editing will not be available as the flowchart dll failed to register succesfully. And thanks to that I can't use the dialogue view and edit the dialogue.Has anyone a answerhow to solve this.

This is all just an assumption, but you could try one or more of the following:

1.) Reinstall the CS

2.) Reinstall Skyrim

3.) Update to the latest Version of .Net

4.) Update to the latest Version of DirectX

5.) If you're not able to get that error away, you can still write dialogue using the old way (see Oblivion CS Wiki), which is actually more comfortable for some people out there (incl. me)

--Drmccoy 03:38, 13 February 2012 (EST)