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Click OK to select it, then OK in the Condition Item dialog to update your change. You can type the name of your hireling to navigate to it quickly. In the first drop-down box, select your custom hireling. This will open a new dialog called Select Function Parameters.

Because we need to extract the duplicated voice files from the game archives, we need to know which ones to extract, and what to rename them so that the game can find them. Guitar Routing Template - Tele Bridge Pickup Cavity - Clear. Record the Voice Filename IDsClassic Telecaster Luthier Routing/Building Templates w/Suhr Style Headstock.

This is the ID we're going to change our extracted voice file so that the game can find it. Either copy and paste this ID into a text document under a My Voice Files column or just write down the end of the filename with the hex code that looks something like this: '000F11B0_1'. The name of our new voice file is in the Voice Filename field. In the bottom half of this window, there is a section called Audio. Double-click the response to pull up the Edit Response dialog.

Don't forget to write down the new voice file ID, and the original voice file ID from the duplicated Info. Record this under an Original Voice Files column beside your My Voice Files column.Go to the second Topic under the HirelingQuestReHireBranch, find the dialogue info matching your voice, right-click and Copy to duplicate it, open the copied info (the one below, without a star), and update the condition as you did for the previous info. Double-click it to open it, double-click on the text in the Responses list and copy down the filename in the Voice Filename field. To get this ID, just do the same thing on the original Info.

We'll come back to this Info a little later.The last dialogue infos we need to duplicate are located in the Misc tab of the Quest under the topics HirelingQuestGoodbyes and HirelingQuestHellos. For now, just duplicate the dialogue and change the condition as you did with the others. This Info has a script attached to it which we will need to edit. The first two Infos are used by all of the hirelings and don't need to be duplicated, so you only need to duplicate the one addressed specifically to the hireling whose voice you're duplicating. This is the dialogue used when you try to rehire a hireling in that short window when you can rehire them for free.You can use the same process to copy the dialogue for your hireling in the last branch, the HirelingQuestTopic, which has only a single Topic.

There is a generic option for other followers, but unfortunately, it has a condition on it to force hirelings to use their unique dialogue. Much of this dialogue is generic, and doesn't need to be duplicated, but there are a few dialogues that you will need to duplicate to get your hireling to work as intended.In the first branch, Dismiss, I didn't want to use Erik's unique dialogue because Dundaryn will not be going back to Rorikstead. This is the quest that controls all of the dialogue between you and your follower after they've been acquired. Duplicate Dialogue in the DialogueFollower QuestThe rest of the dialogue you need to copy is in the DialogueFollower quest. Once you're done, click OK on the Quest window to save your changes. You'll have to look at each dialogue assigned to your voice and decide whether or not you need to copy it.Remember, for every dialogue you copy, you need to change the condition, write down the new voice file ID, and then write down the original voice file ID.

Open up that quest again, navigate to HirelingQuestReHireBranch, and go into each of the two topics, find the dialogue info that you edited and change that condition to point to your new global variable. Save the plugin to register the new variables with the Creation Kit.If you have a particularly sharp eye, you might have noticed the CanRehire* condition in the two dialogues we had to edit in the Rehire branch of the HirelingQuest. When it asks you if you want to create a new form, say no, because you created a new form when you duplicated it.Next, type 'rehire' in the Object window filter and follow the same process to turn one of the CanRehire NameOfHireling to CanRehire NameOfYourHireling.

If you perform a Use Info on it, you'll draw blanks and Google turned up nothing. To be honest, I'm not sure. The Hireling FormlistSome of my more perspicacious readers might be aware of the Hirelings formlist and be curious as to whether or not it's required. Select the original variable in the Object list, right-click and select Use Info from the context menu and it will show you a list of all the Infos where that variable is used as a condition. The process is identical, it just uses the other global variable we created.An easy way to track down any dialogue infos that use one of your new variables as a condition is to check the Use Info on the variables that correspond to the character whose voice you duplicated. I had to change two of the infos duplicated for Dundaryn.

Edit the Topic Info QuestTo edit the script, double-click the Info to open the Topic Info window. I mentioned it earlier when we were editing dialogue and we're going to edit it now. It will be the Info directly connected with the name of your hireling. The first is in the HirelingQuest under the HirelingQuestTopic branch. If at some point in the future someone discovers a use for it, I'm hoping that they'll let me know so I can update the tutorial!Update the property list Update the Hireling ScriptNow that we have our new globals hooked up with the corresponding dialogue conditions, we need to edit the hireling scripts.There are two scripts that you need to edit. For all of these reasons, I tend to think that it was created in case it turned out to be useful, but was never actually used by Bethesda, so I've opted to ignore it.

If the line readsGlobalVariable Property HirelingRecognizeErik AutoYou need to change it to readGlobalVariable Property HirelingRecognizeDundaryn AutoSubstituting the name of your own character for Dundaryn.Once you've done that, click Build and select Compile from the menu bar. Change this property to match the global variable created for your custom hireling. It should have a GlobalVariable Property with the name of the original hireling that you've duplicated. Left-click to select it and then right-click and select Edit Source to open the script in the Creation Kit's built-in script editor.

The yellow pencil indicates that the property has been filled. From the drop-down box, select your HirelingRecognize* global. In the Properties window, select your new property then click Edit Value. Edit the Topic Info Script PropertiesSelect the script again in the Topic Info window and then click on the Properties button to the right. Now you've added the global property to your script, but you need to assign the value from your new global to the property.

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Bear in mind that if you distribute your hireling for others to use, your modified script will override their original script as well if you include the source in your download. You probably don't want to overwrite an official update, but you can use your modified script to 'remember' what you changed so you can incorporate those changes in the new script. For both of these reasons, you'll want a backup of your modified script. The reason is that now that scripts are external resources, like textures, there can only be one copy of the script, so if you install a mod that makes a change to the script, that mod's script will overwrite your own script.If Bethesda decides to update the script for any reason (to add a new hireling, for example) their update will also overwrite your script. The process is identical, but there are a couple of additional lines of code.Make BackupsBefore you edit the script, I recommend you make two backup folders: one to contain the SetHirelingRehire.psc as it is before you edit it in case you need to restore it, and one to contain your modified script after you've compiled it. The second script that we need to edit is the one that is going to create compatibility headaches for us down the road.

Select Build, Compile from the menu bar. You can see the changes I made in the screenshot on the right. Add a GlobalVariable property, an ActorBase property, and an additional elseif condition following the format laid out by the others. Right-click on SetHirelingRehire to open it in the editor. Open it and switch to the Scripts tab.

If you look at the first two digits in the form ID, you'll see that one starts with 00 and the other with 01. Expand the window a little so that you can see the Form ID column. Unfortunately, you can't tell which is which, and you don't want to clean out the new info. (The modified scripts do not show up because they are an external resource, like a model or texture.)If you look at the list of editor IDs, you'll notice that there are two entries for each dialogue info: the original info, marked as changed, and the duplicate info that you created for your character. This will pull up the File Details window, which shows you every change that you've made in your mod. We're going to clean up these 'dirty edits' by using the Details window in the Data browser.Go to File, Data to open the Data browser, then select your file and click the Details button.

Click OK and a little I will appear in the column next to it, indicating that that object will be ignored the next time you load your mod. The editor will give you a prompt warning you that it won't be loaded and disappear after the next save, which is exactly what we want. Find one of these infos, select it, and press the Delete key on your keyboard. Esp loaded after Skyrim.esm.Using this information, you can tell which info you want to remove from your mod: the infos that start with 00. 00 always stands for the main Skyrim.esm.

This will register as a change even though you haven't actually changed anything and is an easy way to force the editor to update your mod. Double-click on your hireling in the Object window to load up his details window then click OK. (Make sure it's set to Active File.) The infos won't actually be cleaned from your mod until you make some sort of change and then save it.

You will definitely need to create the folders inside those. For my mod, that wasData/Sound/Voice/DundarynHireling.esp/maleyoungeager/The Data folder will already exist in your Skyrim folder, but you might have to create the Sound and Voice sub-folders manually. All of the voiced dialogue goes intoData/Sound/Voice/ nameOfYourPlugin.esp/ nameOfTheVoiceYouUsed/Folder. In the screenshot you can see that I've organized the entries by Type to bring all of the INFOs together to make it easier to find any rogue entries.Create the Voice File DirectoryBefore we extract, we have to set up the folder that's going to contain the voice files. Go ahead and check just to be sure you didn't miss any. The unnecessary INFO entries should now be gone from the File Details window.

(Make sure you use the ID for the original file, not your new, duplicated file.) Once you've found it, click Extract and navigate to your plugin's voice folder and click Save. You can use the FOMM without owning a copy of Fallout 3 or Fallout: New Vegas by using this handy shortcut (the instructions are at a 1:25).In our case, because we know the specific ID numbers of the voice files we want to extract (you did write them down, didn't you?) you can just use the last six digits of the 8 digit hex number for each ID in the filter to home in on the required file. I use the bsa browser included in the Fallout Mod Manager (FOMM) because I already have it installed and it works with Skyrim files, but you might also try Fawzib Rojas' BSA Browser on the Skyrim Nexus. There are a couple of different bsa extractors and they are all free and easy to find with a Google search. Extract the Voice FilesTo extract the voice files, you need a bsa extractor.

The first two digits should be changed to 00. Just copy and paste the 8 digit hexadecimal portion of the ID of your duplicated Info over the original identifier. In order for the game to recognize these files, you need to change the name of the file to match the ID of the new dialogue info that it corresponds to.

(That's why I had you write down two columns.)