All new EVA types have to be named in the new [EVATypes] list in evamd.ini. This is a list like every other list, i.e. the part left of the equal sign is ignored. The voices called "Allied", "Russian" and "Yuri" are always added.
Example:
[EVATypes]
0=Cabal
1=GDI
Now, these values can be used as keys in the EVA sound sections to point to a EVA-specific filename.
Example:
[EVA_LowPower]
Cabal=ccab053
GDI=cgdi053
To give a side a certain EVA voice, use [Side]EVA.Tag=. It takes an EVA type from above, or one of the values "Allied", "Russian", "Yuri" or "none".
Feature available in alex04 branch.
All new EVA types have to be named in the new [EVATypes] list in evamd.ini. This is a list like every other list, i.e. the part left of the equal sign is ignored. The voices called "Allied", "Russian" and "Yuri" are always added.
Example:
[EVATypes]
0=Cabal
1=GDI
Now, these values can be used as keys in the EVA sound sections to point to a EVA-specific filename.
Example:
[EVA_LowPower]
Cabal=ccab053
GDI=cgdi053
To give a side a certain EVA voice, use [Side]EVA.Tag=. It takes an EVA type from above, or one of the values "Allied", "Russian", "Yuri" or "none".