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| name | skyrim-audio |
| description | Process Skyrim voice and sound files (FUZ, XWM, WAV) using AutoMod CLI. |
| paths | **/*.fuz,**/*.xwm,**/*.wav,Data/Sound/** |
Use the AutoMod CLI for voice/sound file processing. Always use --json for output.
bash tools/automod-cli.sh audio <command> [args] --json
audio info <path> — display file detailsaudio extract-fuz <fuz-path> --output <dir> — extract FUZ into XWM + LIP componentsaudio create-fuz <xwm-path> [--lip <lip-path>] --output <fuz-path> — pack XWM (+LIP) into FUZaudio wav-to-xwm <wav-path> --output <xwm-path> — convert WAV to XWM formatSkyrim voice files are .fuz — a container holding:
To replace a voice line: WAV → XWM → FUZ (with matching LIP if lip-sync needed).