I had to download this one, but it might be different for you. You’ll notice Nexusmods gives you a warning you before downloading.

Note : It’s possible you’ll need to download an additional Microsoft file in order to get the mod working. It’s filed under Skyrim mods, but it will work just the same for Fallout 4. Step 1 : Head back to Nexusmods and download the Unfuzer CPP Edition.

Wich leads us to the second part of this guide. In order to listen to them or upload them, you’ll need to convert them into a more common type of file. Here you’ll see the folders containing every dialogue from the game. Normally you should be able to go Your folder>Sound>Voice>Fallout4.esm. Step 7 : After you’re done with that, navigate to your folder you placed the files in. It might take a while, depending on how many files you have selected. Step 6 : The files will now be extracted into your new folder. Don’t throw ‘em anywhere random! Trust me. Now make a new, special folder just for these files. You can now chose wich files you wish to extract. The more you collapse, the more specific audio files you’ll be presented with. Step 4 : You’ll see how the directory of the file is displayed in the BAE extractor. Step 3 : Double click the file called ‘Fallout4-Voices.ba2′. Here you will find your gamefiles, including music and audio. Once you’re in there, open the Data folder. Step 2 : In the little program, click on File > Open File and navigate to your Fallout 4 folder. Once you’ve downloaded it, simply unpack the archive with 7zip and run the bae.exe. You’ll need to create an account if you haven’t already done so. Step 1 : Download the BAE extractor mod from Nexusmods. It’s pretty easy and very fast once you get the hang of it. So after I made an audio compilation of MacCready being an adorable nerd, I received some anon messages asking me how I got my hands on the audio files.

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