audioreplacer V1 extra

Now that's a mod i didn't know i needed ! The fact that you can input any voices you want is crazy and that the most boring part is getting the .mp3, the 'modding' part is really trivial !
It's really well thought and put together, now i won't lie and say that i understood everything instantly so for anyone who want to but can't be bothered with understanding it all, here are 3 IMPORTANT TIPS :

1) AIR SDK Manager if you get 'location is invalid' in the main menu you NEED to set the location for your sdks manually (it's just above the current last version which is 51.3.2 right now)

2) Flash Develop IT DOESN'T MATTER if in the project properties menu you don't have an Installed SDK even if it tells you otherwise, i spent an uncomfortable amount of time figuring that out, just put the path to AIR SDK on the custom one underneath it and you're good, yes it says 91 warnings but IT'S OKAY

3) Here are 2 VERY useful links :

https://www.undertow.club/threads/audio-replacer-v1-extra-modding-instructions.22494/
this is a set of instruction with images on how to proceed (disco_fighter already reposted the wholde guide but the screenshots help A LOT)

https://opennsfw.carrd.co
this is a site that regroups differents voice lines and sfx from a bunch of NSFW content creators (thanks to them), there are even a few who still takes commissions so enjoy

I have been playing around with the audio replacer , and i was able to get this working, let me share some information so hopefully this can make the modders life easier:

Specifications on your compute/laptop:
Java 8 minimum
flash develop (Download the .exe 5.3.3)
AIR SDK manager (any version) , we wil use this manager to install a specific version of AIR SDK itself.
AIR SDK version 33.1.1.935

Let's dive in :

Configure AIR SDK :
Please note that the audio replacer WILL NOT WORK with the latest version of AIR SDK,
Refer to screen shot and by the side of the refresh button in AIR SDK manager , click the 3 lines button and then click Selct SDK,
A new sub window will open and Select the version AIR SDK 33.1.1.935 mentioned above.

Configure FLASH Develop to run the project file:
Open audioreplacerV1.as3proj file provided.
In the top panel , go to 'Project' --> 'Properties'
Please refer to screen shot after you have Opened SDK section and follow along.
Referring to Screen shot - in the location section , select the 'root' folder of where you AIR SK is installed- Eg: C:\Users\<your_name>\Downloads\AIR_SDK_33.1.1.935

Same way Following screen shot 2 - browse the path for AIR SDK under 'Custom SDK'

Once that's done - open up your main.as and make necessary changes by adding removing sounds.
Click on the gear icon to Build/Compile,
You should see warnings but NO ERRORS,
This means a success and you have compiled your project.

Now open SDT through the loader and in the modding tab in game, load the 'audioreplacerV1_flashdev.swf' file
Now change the Voice like how you would normally change in game and That's it !! your sounds should now work.

The possibility of switching voice sets in-game is amazing.
Would be great if we could get more detailed instructions for building our own sets. Like the recommended version numbers for FlashDevelop and AIRSDK.
I've managed to compile my own sound set and it loads into the game but it causes subsequent mods to stop loading for some reason.
Debug mode doesn't throw me any hints.

Worst set of instructions I have read. Extremely unclear

still dont understand leave a tutorial? that would be nice

Looks awesome but can't use due to Flashdevelop being undownloadable for me. Was curious if maybe you got a download file or either develop or professional?

Excellent mod. Learned lots, heard meany amazing sounds.

Yo, this is great stuff, thanks for taking the time to make this.
As mentioned, what would make this groundbreaking, also for dialogue writers, would be if you didn't need flash to do this.
Would a decompiler be possible and then leave a bunch of placeholders you could change?

Looks promising. I guess the next step would be making it possible to edit without needing to delve into flash professional?