One language setting; localized in-memory speech per language
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@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ audio (by name, from a file or a recording) and edit subtitles and menu text, wi
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game patch, no external programs.
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- **Unheard City** (`app/`, [user guide](docs/user-guide.md)): the desktop editor for Windows and Linux. Browse and
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search all ~26,900 sounds of the game (the voice lines of one language, music, ambience, and ~15,400 effects
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stored inside soundbanks: footsteps, foley, combat, weapons, UI), filter by category and character, listen,
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replace or record, apply and revert. Edit subtitles (11 languages, linked to their speech lines) and the menu
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text in their own sections.
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search all ~21,000 sounds of one language (its voice lines, music, ambience, and the effects stored inside
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soundbanks: footsteps, foley, combat, weapons, UI), filter by category and character, listen, replace or
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record, apply and revert. Edit subtitles (linked to their speech lines) and the menu text in their own
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sections. One Language setting (default: the game's) applies to sounds, subtitles and menu text.
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- **`ackit`** (`ackit/`): the Python library and command-line tool behind it.
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How it works in one paragraph: the game's Wwise 2011.1 decoder only knows the standard Vorbis codebooks, so ackit
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