> This is the sort of thing we should put in tutorials.

Feel free to do so! I suggested in another thread that this site should have a FAQ, and this would be just the sort of thing to put in it

> very handy for some people. maybe extrapolate a little but its still really good as it is.

It could be a little clearer, I just rushed thru the process, as I was fairly sure Knife knew it anyway. I was simply making sure he wasn't missing out anything

> > Okay, take out the $ signs. It should work now.
> > =============================
> > Quick walkthru of process:
> > Open XCC Mixer
> > Restore Window (So it isn't maximised)
> > Goto Launch=>XCC Sound Editor
> > Open folder containing wave sounds (eg yes.wav & OK.wav)
> > Drag the two WAV files from the folder into the Sound Editor Window
> > Click OK (or close or whatever)
> > Close XCC (no longer needed)
> > Open soundmd.ini
> > Goto the last number before 999=NoCanDo under [SoundList]
> > Make a new entry using the next number in sequence
> > eg 854=UnitSelect
> > Below the debug section (1001 to 1017) make a new sound entry
> > [UnitSelect]
> > Sounds=Yes OK
> > Control= random
> > Volume=80
> > Save and Close Soundmd.ini
> > Open rulesmd.ini
> > Goto new unit
> > Enter line VoiceSelect=UnitSelect (replacing any existing VoiceSelect line)
> > Save and Close rulesmd.ini
> > Run game, build and select unit
> > Sit back, blissful in the knowledge of a job well done!
> > =============================
> > Follow this complete guide, and I guarantee success, or you've screwed up! ;)