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In this Wiki entry we’ll explain how to create a Voice Pack / Sound Pack for MateEngine.
Creating a Voice Pack or Sound Pack Mod is simple once you have MateSDK set up.
If you haven’t done that yet, follow this guide first:
https://github.com/shinyflvre/Mate-Engine/wiki/Setup-MateSDK-(Required-for-Mods-ME-Models)
Step 1: Locate the Example Mod
Open the MateEngine Unity Project. In the Hierarchy on the left, look for the ME Modding category. Inside, you’ll find VOICE_PACK_MOD_EXAMPLE.
Step 2: Open in the Inspector
Click on VOICE_PACK_MOD_EXAMPLE. On the right side, open the Inspector window.
Step 3: Enable the Example Mod
Enable the GameObject by checking the box next to VOICE_PACK_MOD_EXAMPLE. Also enable the component ME Voice Pack (Script).
Step 4: Add Your Audio Clips
Add your custom audio clips to the desired fields.
Supported formats: .ogg, .mp3, or .wav (recommended: .ogg or .wav).
Step 5: Test Your Mod
Enter Play Mode in Unity to test if your sound pack works as intended.
Step 6: Open the Mod Exporter
When testing is complete, open MateEngine SDK X.X (next to the Inspector) and click on Mod Exporter.
Step 7: Configure the Export
Drag and drop your mod into the Root GameObject field. Enter your Mod Name, Author (your name or pseudonym), and a Description explaining what your mod does. In Mod Type, select Sound.
Step 8: Export and Use
Click Export Mod. After export, you can import your mod directly into MateEngine or upload it to the Steam Workshop.