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Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes

2017-07-10T08:25:11Z

Ardivee: /* Setting up the Sound Zone Config */

== Requirements ==

* Call of Duty Black Ops III DLC1
* Wraith

Wraith link: http://aviacreations.com/modme/forum/topic.php?tid=69

You can skip the following part if you are already familiar with Wraith.

== Exporting the sounds with Wraith ==

Before you going to export the sounds with Wraith go into Settings and make sure u have these settings as the image below.

[[File:wraith_snd_settings.jpg]]

Now you are ready to export the sounds, click on Load File and open:

zm_castle.en.sabs

Which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\zone\snd\en \

Hit the Export All button and wait for all the sounds to be extracted.

Once that’s done the sounds are located in your:

Wraith Root\exported_files\black_ops_3\sounds\en\

Now you’ll see a folder called “vox”

You have to copy this folder into your:

Black Ops 3 Root\sound_assets\zombie\

'''NOTE:''' ''If the zombie folder doesn’t exist yet in your sound_assets folder you have to create it manually.''

== Setting up the Sound Zone Config ==

First you will have to download this zip and extract it in your Black Ops 3 Root

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/1azwdp0yfti7zbp/bo3_zm_vox_updated.zip DOWNLOAD] <br>

Open your map’s Sound Zone Config which is located here:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\sounds\zoneconfig\<yourmapname>.szc

The stock file looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
]
}

You have to add this part:

{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},

So it looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
]
}

== Modifying your map's GSC ==

Open your map’s gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname> \scripts\zm\<yourmapname>.gsc

Add this line:

level thread add_zm_vox();

Below this line:

level thread zm_zonemgr::manage_zones( init_zones );

Add these lines at the bottom of the script (Make sure it's not inside another function)

function add_zm_vox()
{
zm_audio::loadPlayerVoiceCategories("gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv");
}

== Modifying your map's Zone ==

Open your maps’s zone file and add this line at the bottom:

stringtable,gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv

Compile the map again and you should have working voxes

'''NOTE:''' Not all the sounds are working yet, since those are handled in the scripts and not all functionality is added yet.

== Credits ==

*[https://twitter.com/dtzxporter DTZxPorter]

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:12, 19 October 2016 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-03-05T13:32:04Z

Ardivee: /* Prerequisites */

'''This will slowdown a player when he is in a certain trigger (When the player walks in mud for example)'''

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/1303h5u8afbijta/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

'''Note:''' U can freely modify the script if u want, there are a few vars setup so u can change the slowdown time etc.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-02-06T09:17:30Z

Ardivee: /* Adding Trigger */

'''This will slowdown a player when he is in a certain trigger (When the player walks in mud for example)'''

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/198y3irfemyccpv/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

'''Note:''' U can freely modify the script if u want, there are a few vars setup so u can change the slowdown time etc.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-02-06T08:57:50Z

Ardivee: /* Adding Trigger */

'''This will slowdown a player when he is in a certain trigger (When the player walks in mud for example)'''

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/198y3irfemyccpv/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

'''Note:''' U can freely modify the script u want, there are a few vars setup so u can change the slowdown time etc.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-02-05T17:15:39Z

Ardivee: /* Prerequisites */

'''This will slowdown a player when he is in a certain trigger (When the player walks in mud for example)'''

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/198y3irfemyccpv/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-02-05T16:26:36Z

Ardivee:

'''This will slowdown a player when he is in a certain trigger (When the player walks in mud for example)'''

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/zde84es17w8w7we/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: Modding

2017-02-05T16:25:44Z

Ardivee: /* Zombie Modding */

=== Zombie Modding ===

*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Models|Adding new Zombies AI Models]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUJyYrHIKaQ Converting Blackops 2 Zombies to Blackops 3]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Player Models|Changing Zombies Player Models Tut #1 (SOE Characters)]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Player Models 2|Changing Zombies Player Models Tut #2 (Advanced)]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes|Adding Player Voxes]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers|Adding Water Risers]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM LILArny|Fixing Lil'Arny]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger|Slowdown Trigger]]

===Scripting:===
*[http://ehdgaming.co.uk/blops3api/ BO3 API] Thanks to EHD Gaming!
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Make custom Gametype|Make a custom Gametype MP]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Damage types and MeansOfDeath|Damage types and MeansOfDeath]]

===Audio Stuff===

*[http://harveyconnor.com/wiki/using-sound-alias-files-templates Using Sound Alias Files & Templates]

===Fxs===

*[[Call of Duty bo3: FX Collisions|Make FXs collide with geo]]

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Slowdown Trigger

2017-02-05T16:24:27Z

Ardivee: Created page with "== Prerequisites == You need to download this zip file and extract the script into: Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\ [http://www.mediafire.com/file/zde8..."

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract the script into:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/zde84es17w8w7we/_zm_slowdown_trigger.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line under: #using scripts\zm\zm_usermap;

#using scripts\zm\_zm_slowdown_trigger;

== Editing Zone ==

Paste this line in your map .zone file.

scriptparsetree,scripts/zm/_zm_slowdown_trigger.gsc

== Adding Trigger ==

In radiant add a trigger_multiple and make it cover the area you want to slowdown the player.
Make it approximately the same height as a player.

Change the targetname into:

slowdown_trigger

''Optional''

Add the following kvp to change the desired slowdown speed (Stock value = 0.5):

"script_float" "<value>"

And that's all you need to slowdown a player. U can add as many triggers as you want.

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:24, 5 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-05T09:50:56Z

Ardivee: /* Editing Map Scripts */

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract it into your Black Ops 3 root folder.

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/bqzyyqrwdmk5z25/water_riser.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line in the main() function above zm_usermap::main();

level.use_water_risers = true;

That's all for the gsc part now we are doing the <yourmapname>.csc which is located in the same folder.

Paste these lines above the main() function

#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling" );

And these lines in the main function same as the gsc.

level.use_water_risers = true;

level._effect["rise_burst_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst";
level._effect["rise_billow_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing";
level._effect["rise_dust_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling";

== Editing Zone ==

Paste these lines in your map .zone file.

//Water Riser
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling

== Riser Struct ==

In radiant you need to add the following kvp to the riser structs that you have in the water.

"script_parameters" "in_water"

== Adding Sounds ==

At last you need to add these lines into your soundalias. (Most people use user_aliases.csv)

zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

And that's all you need for water risers!

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 18:23, 4 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-05T09:50:30Z

Ardivee: /* Editing Map Scripts */

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-04T18:29:35Z

Ardivee: /* Editing Map Scripts */

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-04T18:23:32Z

Ardivee:

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract it into your Black Ops 3 root folder.

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/bqzyyqrwdmk5z25/water_riser.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line in the main() function above zm_usermap::main();

level.use_water_risers = true;

That's all for the gsc part now we are doing the csc which is located in the same folder.

Paste these lines above the main() function

#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling" );

And these lines in the main function same as the gsc.

level.use_water_risers = true;

level._effect["rise_burst_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst";
level._effect["rise_billow_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing";
level._effect["rise_dust_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling";

== Editing Zone ==

Paste these lines in your map .zone file.

//Water Riser
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling

== Riser Struct ==

In radiant you need to add the following kvp to the riser structs that you have in the water.

"script_parameters" "in_water"

== Adding Sounds ==

At last you need to add these lines into your soundalias. (Most people use user_aliases.csv)

zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

And that's all you need for water risers!

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 18:23, 4 February 2017 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-04T16:19:35Z

Ardivee: /* Riser Struct */

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract it into your Black Ops 3 root folder.

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/bqzyyqrwdmk5z25/water_riser.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line in the main() function above zm_usermap::main();

level.use_water_risers = true;

That's all for the gsc part now we are doing the csc which is located in the same folder.

Paste these lines above the main() function

#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling" );

And these lines in the main function same as the gsc.

level.use_water_risers = true;

level._effect["rise_burst_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst";
level._effect["rise_billow_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing";
level._effect["rise_dust_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling";

== Editing Zone ==

Paste these lines in your map .zone file.

//Water Riser
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling

== Riser Struct ==

In radiant you need to add the following kvp to the riser structs that you have in the water.

"script_parameters" "in_water"

== Adding Sounds ==

At last you need to add these lines into your soundalias. (Most people use user_aliases.csv)

zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

And that's all you need for water risers!

Call of Duty bo3: Modding

2017-02-04T16:18:50Z

Ardivee: /* Zombie Modding */

=== Zombie Modding ===

*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Models|Adding new Zombies AI Models]]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUJyYrHIKaQ Converting Blackops 2 Zombies to Blackops 3]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Player Models|Changing Zombies Player Models Tut #1 (SOE Characters)]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Player Models 2|Changing Zombies Player Models Tut #2 (Advanced)]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes|Adding Player Voxes]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers|Adding Water Risers]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM LILArny|Fixing Lil'Arny]]

===Scripting:===
*[http://ehdgaming.co.uk/blops3api/ BO3 API] Thanks to EHD Gaming!
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Make custom Gametype|Make a custom Gametype MP]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Damage types and MeansOfDeath|Damage types and MeansOfDeath]]

===Audio Stuff===

*[http://harveyconnor.com/wiki/using-sound-alias-files-templates Using Sound Alias Files & Templates]

===Fxs===

*[[Call of Duty bo3: FX Collisions|Make FXs collide with geo]]

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Water Risers

2017-02-04T16:18:42Z

Ardivee: Created page with "== Prerequisites == You need to download this zip file and extract it into your Black Ops 3 root folder. [http://www.mediafire.com/file/bqzyyqrwdmk5z25/water_riser.zip DOWNL..."

== Prerequisites ==

You need to download this zip file and extract it into your Black Ops 3 root folder.

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/bqzyyqrwdmk5z25/water_riser.zip DOWNLOAD]

== Editing Map Scripts ==

First we going to edit the <yourmapname>.gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\scripts\zm\

Paste the following line in the main() function above zm_usermap::main();

level.use_water_risers = true;

That's all for the gsc part now we are doing the csc which is located in the same folder.

Paste these lines above the main() function

#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing" );
#precache( "client_fx", "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling" );

And these lines in the main function same as the gsc.

level.use_water_risers = true;

level._effect["rise_burst_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst";
level._effect["rise_billow_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing";
level._effect["rise_dust_water"] = "custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling";

== Editing Zone ==

Paste these lines in your map .zone file.

//Water Riser
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_burst
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_billowing
fx,custom/water_riser/fx_zm_wtr_falling

== Riser Struct ==

In radiant you need to add the following kvp to the riser locations that you have in the water.

"script_parameters" "in_water"

== Adding Sounds ==

At last you need to add these lines into your soundalias. (Most people use user_aliases.csv)

zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_burst,,,zombie\riser\water\water_burst_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,60,60,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_00.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
zm_rise_water_churn,,,zombie\riser\water\water_churn_01.wav,,,UIN_MOD,,,,,BUS_FX,,,,,,50,50,50,750,750,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,rcurve3,3,priority,,,1,1,50,51,0.4,1,,3d,wpn_all,,NONLOOPING,,,,,,,,,,,8000,,no,,,,,,,,,,,,,,yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

And that's all you need for water risers!

Call of Duty bo3: ZM efxconverter

2017-01-10T17:53:31Z

Ardivee:

== Requirements ==

* EFX Converter
* Photoshop (Or other image editing software)

EFX Converter: http://www.mediafire.com/file/obolorjvrnok61o/EFX+CONVERTER.zip

''*The converter is still being worked on, if you encounter any bugs please let us know''

== Preparing EFX Converter ==

First you have to edit folders.dat that is included with the download, in there you will setup the paths for the game you want to convert from.

The contents of the file look like this:

cod4=
cod5=
bo1=

This is a example how it could look like:

cod4=E:\Program Files (x86)\Activision\Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare
cod5=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty World at War
bo1=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops

== Converting the FX ==

Drag n drop one or more FX's you like to convert onto the efx_converter.exe

[[File:efx_convert_main_screen.jpg]]

Type the correct number from which game you convert the fx from and press Enter.

After the conversion is done a folder "converted" is created with the converted files.

== Converter Output ==

In the folder "converted" there is a file called ''output.txt'' There you will find what materials are used in the fx.

Example output.txt:

MATERIALS

Material name: gfx_fxt_exp_fire Image name: fxt_exp_fire.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread Image name: fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_tendril Image name: fxt_smk_tendril.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_flare_phosphorous Image name: fxt_light_phosphorous.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_spark_anim_blink Image name: fxt_spark_anim_blink.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_whisp_spiral Image name: fxt_smk_whisp_spiral.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple_add Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_gen Image name: fxt_smk_gen.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_flashback_1 Image name: fxt_flashback_1.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_dust_mote_pcloud_add Image name: fxt_env_dust_mote.dds

On the left is the material name and on the right is the image that is used in that material.

== Preparing images ==

In the folder "converted/images" are all the images being used by the fx

Certain images don't have a alpha channel by default, in that case we have to make our own. (They have a black background)

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== Materials Explained ==

''*This is mostly based on guessing, so not everything might be 100% correct. It also seems some material types don't work.''

'''Material Type:''' effect_distortion

''Distortion Settings:'' There is X & Y scale you can adjust, the higher the value the more the distortion is.

[[File:fx_distortion_settings.jpg]]

'''Material Type:''' effect_lit_blend

''Tile Mode:'' Set this on no-tile since we don't need to repeat the image.

''ShadowTransparency:'' Controls how transparent the (in this case) smoke will be, if you have a fairly low value the smoke will be less clear/thicker.

''Image Processing:'' Untested (Currently leaving this at the default values)

''Texture Atlas Settings:'' Here you have a Row/Column count, for normal images they both need a value of 1, but if there are multiple images in the image (Like a sequence) you need to count row & column and fill them in.

''Parameters:'' Untested (Currently leaving this at the default values)

[[File:fx_smoke_setting.jpg]]

'''Material Type:''' effect_lit_emissive_blend

[[File:fx_emmisive.jpg]]

== Creating materials ==

Call of Duty bo3: ZM efxconverter

2017-01-08T00:01:46Z

Ardivee:

== Requirements ==

* EFX Converter
* Photoshop (Or other image editing software)

EFX Converter: http://www.mediafire.com/file/obolorjvrnok61o/EFX+CONVERTER.zip

''*The converter is still being worked on, if you encounter any bugs please let us know''

== Preparing EFX Converter ==

First you have to edit folders.dat that is included with the download, in there you will setup the paths for the game you want to convert from.

The contents of the file look like this:

cod4=
cod5=
bo1=

This is a example how it could look like:

cod4=E:\Program Files (x86)\Activision\Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare
cod5=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty World at War
bo1=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops

== Converting the FX ==

Drag n drop one or more FX's you like to convert onto the efx_converter.exe

[[File:efx_convert_main_screen.jpg]]

Type the correct number from which game you convert the fx from and press Enter.

After the conversion is done a folder "converted" is created with the converted files.

== Converter Output ==

In the folder "converted" there is a file called ''output.txt'' There you will find what materials are used in the fx.

Example output.txt:

MATERIALS

Material name: gfx_fxt_exp_fire Image name: fxt_exp_fire.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread Image name: fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_tendril Image name: fxt_smk_tendril.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_flare_phosphorous Image name: fxt_light_phosphorous.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_spark_anim_blink Image name: fxt_spark_anim_blink.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_whisp_spiral Image name: fxt_smk_whisp_spiral.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple_add Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_gen Image name: fxt_smk_gen.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_flashback_1 Image name: fxt_flashback_1.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_dust_mote_pcloud_add Image name: fxt_env_dust_mote.dds

On the left is the material name and on the right is the image that is used in that material.

== Preparing images ==

In the folder "converted/images" are all the images being used by the fx

Certain images don't have a alpha channel by default, in that case we have to make our own. (They have a black background)

Open the image in Photoshop or the image editing software you like (And can open .DDS)

Duplicate the layer and make it Black & White (Using default preset)

[[File:photoshop_bw.jpg]]

Select the Black & White layer and paste it in the alpha channel of the first layer.

[[File:photoshop_alpha_channel.jpg]]

Now you can save the image as a .tif

In this case the image will be emmisive so we have to create a "mask" image as well.

Make the image Black & White and save it. (Save it with same name with ''_mask'' behind it)

The rest of the images you can just save as .tif

== Materials Explained ==

''*This is mostly based on guessing, so not everything might be 100% correct. It also seems some material types don't work.''

'''Material Type:''' effect_distortion

''Distortion Settings:'' There is X & Y scale you can adjust, the higher the value the more the distortion is.

[[File:fx_distortion_settings.jpg]]

'''Material Type:''' effect_lit_blend

''Tile Mode:'' Set this on no-tile since we don't need to repeat the image.

''ShadowTransparency:'' Controls how transparent the (in this case) smoke will be, if you have a fairly low value the smoke will be less clear/thicker.

''Image Processing:'' Untested (Currently leaving this at the default values)

''Texture Atlas Settings:'' Here you have a Row/Column count, for normal images they both need a value of 1, but if there are multiple images in the image (Like a sequence) you need to count row & column and fill them in.

''Parameters:'' Untested (Currently leaving this at the default values)

[[File:fx_smoke_setting.jpg]]

'''Material Type:''' effect_lit_emissive_blend

[[File:fx_emmisive.jpg]]

== Creating materials ==

File:Fx emmisive.jpg

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Ardivee:

Call of Duty bo3: ZM efxconverter

2017-01-07T23:35:40Z

Ardivee:

== Requirements ==

* EFX Converter
* Photoshop (Or other image editing software)

EFX Converter: http://www.mediafire.com/file/obolorjvrnok61o/EFX+CONVERTER.zip

''*The converter is still being worked on, if you encounter any bugs please let us know''

== Preparing EFX Converter ==

First you have to edit folders.dat that is included with the download, in there you will setup the paths for the game you want to convert from.

The contents of the file look like this:

cod4=
cod5=
bo1=

This is a example how it could look like:

cod4=E:\Program Files (x86)\Activision\Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare
cod5=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty World at War
bo1=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops

== Converting the FX ==

Drag n drop one or more FX's you like to convert onto the efx_converter.exe

[[File:efx_convert_main_screen.jpg]]

Type the correct number from which game you convert the fx from and press Enter.

After the conversion is done a folder "converted" is created with the converted files.

== Converter Output ==

In the folder "converted" there is a file called ''output.txt'' There you will find what materials are used in the fx.

Example output.txt:

MATERIALS

Material name: gfx_fxt_exp_fire Image name: fxt_exp_fire.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread Image name: fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_tendril Image name: fxt_smk_tendril.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_flare_phosphorous Image name: fxt_light_phosphorous.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_spark_anim_blink Image name: fxt_spark_anim_blink.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_whisp_spiral Image name: fxt_smk_whisp_spiral.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple_add Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_gen Image name: fxt_smk_gen.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_flashback_1 Image name: fxt_flashback_1.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_dust_mote_pcloud_add Image name: fxt_env_dust_mote.dds

On the left is the material name and on the right is the image that is used in that material.

== Preparing images ==

In the folder "converted/images" are all the images being used by the fx

Certain images don't have a alpha channel by default, in that case we have to make our own. (They have a black background)

Open the image in Photoshop or the image editing software you like (And can open .DDS)

Duplicate the layer and make it Black & White (Using default preset)

[[File:photoshop_bw.jpg]]

Select the Black & White layer and paste it in the alpha channel of the first layer.

[[File:photoshop_alpha_channel.jpg]]

Now you can save the image as a .tif

In this case the image will be emmisive so we have to create a "mask" image as well.

Make the image Black & White and save it. (Save it with same name with ''_mask'' behind it)

The rest of the images you can just save as .tif

== Materials Explained ==

''*This is mostly based on guessing, so not everything might be 100% correct''

'''Distortion:''' Mostly a similar name is in the material name disortion/distort

''Material Type:'' effect_distortion

''Distortion Settings:'' There is X & Y scale you can adjust, the higher the value the more the distortion is.

[[File:fx_distortion_settings.jpg]]

'''Smoke:''' Mostly a similar name is in the material name smoke/smk

''Material Type:'' effect_lit_blend

''Tile Mode:'' Set this on no-tile since we don't need to repeat the image.

''ShadowTransparency:'' Controls how transparent the (in this case) smoke will be, if you have a fairly low value the smoke will be less clear/thicker.

''Texture Atlas Settings:'' Here you have a Row/Column count, for normal images they both need a value of 1, but if there are multiple images in the image (Like a sequence) you need to count row & column and fill them in.

[[File:fx_smoke_setting.jpg]]

== Creating materials ==

File:Fx smoke setting.jpg

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Ardivee:

Call of Duty bo3: ZM efxconverter

2017-01-07T23:15:41Z

Ardivee: Created page with "== Requirements == * EFX Converter * Photoshop (Or other image editing software) EFX Converter: http://www.mediafire.com/file/obolorjvrnok61o/EFX+CONVERTER.zip ''*The conv..."

== Requirements ==

* EFX Converter
* Photoshop (Or other image editing software)

EFX Converter: http://www.mediafire.com/file/obolorjvrnok61o/EFX+CONVERTER.zip

''*The converter is still being worked on, if you encounter any bugs please let us know''

== Preparing EFX Converter ==

First you have to edit folders.dat that is included with the download, in there you will setup the paths for the game you want to convert from.

The contents of the file look like this:

cod4=
cod5=
bo1=

This is a example how it could look like:

cod4=E:\Program Files (x86)\Activision\Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare
cod5=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty World at War
bo1=E:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Black Ops

== Converting the FX ==

Drag n drop one or more FX's you like to convert onto the efx_converter.exe

[[File:efx_convert_main_screen.jpg]]

Type the correct number from which game you convert the fx from and press Enter.

After the conversion is done a folder "converted" is created with the converted files.

== Converter Output ==

In the folder "converted" there is a file called ''output.txt'' There you will find what materials are used in the fx.

Example output.txt:

MATERIALS

Material name: gfx_fxt_exp_fire Image name: fxt_exp_fire.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread Image name: fxt_light_ray_ribbon_spread.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_tendril Image name: fxt_smk_tendril.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_light_flare_phosphorous Image name: fxt_light_phosphorous.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_spark_anim_blink Image name: fxt_spark_anim_blink.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_whisp_spiral Image name: fxt_smk_whisp_spiral.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_water_ripple_add Image name: fxt_env_water_ripple.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_smk_gen Image name: fxt_smk_gen.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_flashback_1 Image name: fxt_flashback_1.dds
Material name: gfx_fxt_env_dust_mote_pcloud_add Image name: fxt_env_dust_mote.dds

On the left is the material name and on the right is the image that is used in that material.

== Preparing images ==

In the folder "converted/images" are all the images being used by the fx

Certain images don't have a alpha channel by default, in that case we have to make our own. (They have a black background)

Open the image in Photoshop or the image editing software you like (And can open .DDS)

Duplicate the layer and make it Black & White (Using default preset)

[[File:photoshop_bw.jpg]]

Select the Black & White layer and paste it in the alpha channel of the first layer.

[[File:photoshop_alpha_channel.jpg]]

Now you can save the image as a .tif

In this case the image will be emmisive so we have to create a "mask" image as well.

Make the image Black & White and save it. (Save it with same name with ''_mask'' behind it)

The rest of the images you can just save as .tif

== Materials Explained ==

''*This is mostly based on guessing, so not everything might be 100% correct''

'''Distortion:''' Mostly a similar name is in the material name disortion/distort

''Material Type:'' effect_distortion

''Distortion Settings:'' There is X & Y scale you can adjust, the higher the value the more the distortion is.

[[File:fx_distortion_settings.jpg]]

== Creating materials ==

File:Fx distortion settings.jpg

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Ardivee:

File:Photoshop alpha channel.jpg

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Ardivee:

File:Photoshop bw.jpg

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Ardivee:

File:Efx convert main screen.jpg

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Ardivee:

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes

2016-10-19T16:12:32Z

Ardivee: /* Modifying your map's Zone */

== Requirements ==

* Call of Duty Black Ops III DLC1
* Wraith

Wraith link: http://aviacreations.com/modme/forum/topic.php?tid=69

You can skip the following part if you are already familiar with Wraith.

== Exporting the sounds with Wraith ==

Before you going to export the sounds with Wraith go into Settings and make sure u have these settings as the image below.

[[File:wraith_snd_settings.jpg]]

Now you are ready to export the sounds, click on Load File and open:

zm_castle.en.sabs

Which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\zone\snd\en \

Hit the Export All button and wait for all the sounds to be extracted.

Once that’s done the sounds are located in your:

Wraith Root\exported_files\black_ops_3\sounds\en\

Now you’ll see a folder called “vox”

You have to copy this folder into your:

Black Ops 3 Root\sound_assets\zombie\

'''NOTE:''' ''If the zombie folder doesn’t exist yet in your sound_assets folder you have to create it manually.''

== Setting up the Sound Zone Config ==

First you will have to download this zip and extract it in your Black Ops 3 Root

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/yzj84xf955j4dgw/bo3_zm_vox.zip DOWNLOAD #1] <br>
[https://mega.nz/#!dFNHXBjL!2HYfBrYIuGZ21QGIqZZAUJwtNGcCmHQxW4G8cB4gFD4 DOWNLOAD #2 MIRROR]

Open your map’s Sound Zone Config which is located here:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\sounds\zoneconfig\<yourmapname>.szc

The stock file looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
]
}

You have to add this part:

{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},

So it looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
]
}

== Modifying your map's GSC ==

Open your map’s gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname> \scripts\zm\<yourmapname>.gsc

Add this line:

level thread add_zm_vox();

Below this line:

level thread zm_zonemgr::manage_zones( init_zones );

Add these lines at the bottom of the script (Make sure it's not inside another function)

function add_zm_vox()
{
zm_audio::loadPlayerVoiceCategories("gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv");
}

== Modifying your map's Zone ==

Open your maps’s zone file and add this line at the bottom:

stringtable,gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv

Compile the map again and you should have working voxes

'''NOTE:''' Not all the sounds are working yet, since those are handled in the scripts and not all functionality is added yet.

Credits:
*DTZxPorter

--[[User:Ardivee|Ardivee]] ([[User talk:Ardivee|talk]]) 16:12, 19 October 2016 (UTC)

Call of Duty bo3: Modding

2016-10-19T15:57:12Z

Ardivee: /* Zombie Modding */

=== Zombie Modding ===

*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Models|Adding new Zombies AI Models]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Player Models|Changing Zombies Player Models Tut #1]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes|Adding Player Voxes]]

===Scripting:===
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Make custom Gametype|Make a custom Gametype MP]]
*[[Call of Duty bo3: Damage types and MeansOfDeath|Damage types and MeansOfDeath]]

Call of Duty bo3: ZM Voxes

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== Requirements ==

* Call of Duty Black Ops III DLC1
* Wraith

Wraith link: http://aviacreations.com/modme/forum/topic.php?tid=69

You can skip the following part if you are already familiar with Wraith.

== Exporting the sounds with Wraith ==

Before you going to export the sounds with Wraith go into Settings and make sure u have these settings as the image below.

[[File:wraith_snd_settings.jpg]]

Now you are ready to export the sounds, click on Load File and open:

zm_castle.en.sabs

Which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\zone\snd\en \

Hit the Export All button and wait for all the sounds to be extracted.

Once that’s done the sounds are located in your:

Wraith Root\exported_files\black_ops_3\sounds\en\

Now you’ll see a folder called “vox”

You have to copy this folder into your:

Black Ops 3 Root\sound_assets\zombie\

'''NOTE:''' ''If the zombie folder doesn’t exist yet in your sound_assets folder you have to create it manually.''

== Setting up the Sound Zone Config ==

First you will have to download this zip and extract it in your Black Ops 3 Root

[http://www.mediafire.com/file/yzj84xf955j4dgw/bo3_zm_vox.zip DOWNLOAD HERE]

Open your map’s Sound Zone Config which is located here:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname>\sounds\zoneconfig\<yourmapname>.szc

The stock file looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
]
}

You have to add this part:

{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},

So it looks like this:

{
"Name" : "<yourmapname>",
"GameMode" : "mpl",
"IsCommon" : false,
"Parent" : "",
"Overlay" : "",
"IsStandalone" : true,
"IsProduction" : false,
"IsShipped" : false,
"DontDeploy" : false,
"NoStreamBank" : false,
"MapFile" : "",
"Standalone" : true,
"Builds" : [ "T7" ],
"Sources" : [
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "user_aliases",
"Filename" : "user_aliases.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
{
"Type" : "AMBIENT",
"Name" : "ambient_mod",
"Filename" : "ambient_mod.csv",
"Specs" : [
"mpl_mod"
]
},
{
"Type" : "ALIAS",
"Name" : "zm_vox",
"Filename" : "zm_vox.csv",
"Specs" : [ ]
},
]
}

== Modifying your map's GSC ==

Open your map’s gsc file which is located in:

Black Ops 3 Root\usermaps\<yourmapname> \scripts\zm\<yourmapname>.gsc

Add this line:

level thread add_zm_vox();

Below this line:

level thread zm_zonemgr::manage_zones( init_zones );

Add these lines at the bottom of the script (Make sure it's not inside another function)

function add_zm_vox()
{
zm_audio::loadPlayerVoiceCategories("gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv");
}

== Modifying your map's Zone ==

Open your maps’s zone file and add this line at the bottom:

stringtable,gamedata/audio/zm/zm_vox.csv

Compile the map again and you should have working voxes

'''NOTE:''' Not all the sounds are working yet, since those are handled in the scripts and not all functionality is added yet.

File:Wraith snd settings.jpg

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