Extract Announcer from the game.

[scientistpac]

Hi guys !!!
I'm here because i was wondering if it's possible to extract reward announcer from the game into .mp3 or .ogg. I did it on unreal tournament with oggextract but in this one i don't know how...
So that i would be able to put those on footages that are muted.
Thanks for reading

[vlad.serbanescu11]

Find the announcer inside the Editor (RestrictedAssets/Audio or something), right click and select "Asset Actions => Export".

[scientistpac]

Thank you very much.

[scientistpac]

Re.
i tried to look for it in the editor but i never used it so i did find it
Should i open a package first or something else ? Because i only have the demo scene with the table and chairs on screen :/ If there are tutorial about it, could you put some links please ?
Sry for disturbing man :/

[vlad.serbanescu11]

I think you only have the demo scene with the table and chairs because you are using the raw Unreal Engine.

You must download the game's own Editor from the "Unreal Tournament" tab, under "Create".

After that, you will find the folder "RestrictedAssets" under "Content" inside the UT Editor.

EDIT: I don't know of any tutorials regarding announcers. I'm also looking for a way to play an announcer (or sound) locally, without replicating it.

[scientistpac]

i'm gonna try that ! thanks again mate

[vlad.serbanescu11]

Anytime! Let me know if it works!

[scientistpac]

I found sounds and other cool stuff but i do migrate for the folder i want and it export all sound file in .uasset :/

[vlad.serbanescu11]

Right click on the sound you wish to use (inside the Editor, not outside!) and select "AssetActions=>Export" and it will ask you in which format to export

Everything is .uasset if you look it up using Windows Explorer.

[userod]

ye wanted to extract announcer sounds too, can it be done without installing the editor (it's 20+ gb)? or maybe someone can upload the sounds somewhere?

[RadiKS]

If someone uploads the sounds for download that would be awesome (on my phone or else I'd search for them myself). But running them through a vocoder is an idea I have for some different announcer variations.