Turn a folder of clips into a pack players can actually use. These guides prioritize small testable packs, clear install notes, and version-sensitive metadata over huge untested archives.

Unofficial creator guide based on versioned source material
Use these workflows to navigate the official guides; file behavior and Pack formats remain version-sensitive.
Applies to: Official Voice, Dub, Studio, cast, and Chatter Pack guidance
Last checked: Aug 6, 2026
Official creator guide indexFirst project
A first Voice Pack should be small enough to finish and verify in one sitting. Build the smallest player-facing version before adding nested groups, a huge archive, or a second Pack type. This site's starter workflow does not require exactly three clips or this order; use the official guide for the actual file rules.
Name the folder for the theme players will see, then keep the source clips and credits organised outside the game folder.
packs_voice · name · credits
Use three clips with clear filenames. Confirm supported audio formats and clip limits before you add optional subtitles or images.
WAV · MP3 · OGG
Use matching TXT subtitles and optional images when a prompt needs a clearer player-facing cue.
captions · images
Check that the Pack loads, each clip is audible, and the newest folder can be removed cleanly if the test changes game behaviour.
restart · rollback · round
Start with metadata
Metadata means different things in a Voice Pack and a Dub Pack. Use one path at a time: organise a selectable Voice Pack, map samples to a video scene, or speed up timestamp entry after you have measured the scene.
Use this when a working Voice Pack needs clearer groups, filters, and a readable selector icon.
tags · icons · filters
Use this when each sample needs timing metadata that places it in a video scene.
OGV · timing · samples
Use this only after the Dub workflow is clear; the filename helper speeds up entry but cannot validate timing.
F3 · timestamps · review
Start with one clear task
These guides distill the official rules into the exact question a first-time creator needs to solve next. Each page names its source version and links back to the official document.
Choose the right folder, name it for players, and add optional author and description files.
packs_voice · _author · _subtitle
Use WAV, MP3, or OGG, avoid compressed WAV, and test clips within the 60-second limit.
WAV · MP3 · OGG
Link matching TXT captions and clip images, then use a fallback image where it makes sense.
TXT · PNG · WEBP
Organise larger collections into child folders without losing track of what a parent selection includes.
groups · subfolders · testing
Understand why Dub Mode needs OGV video and per-sample timing metadata beyond normal audio prompts.
OGV · timing · v0.5
Use a one-change workflow to check folders, loading, playback, captions, and rollback steps.
install · test · rollback
Create the player character, its podium presentation, and optional reactions for the game show.
packs_player · image · reactions
Build a custom stage with a GLB or GLTF model, then add optional music and score-screen media.
packs_studio · GLB · OGV
Set up five judges, their voices, score blips, and the images that make votes visible.
packs_judges · voices · scores
Map Twitch chat keywords to audio clips without turning normal messages into accidental triggers.
packs_chatter · keywords · streaming
Use v0.5 metadata, tags, nested folders, and icons to make larger Voice Packs easier to browse.
metadata · filters · icons
Use the v0.5.1 filename helper carefully, then verify every timestamp against the original scene.
timestamps · metadata · F3
Official reference assets
The official asset page includes a current defaults folder, a Studio GLB reference model, and old example Voice Packs. These are reference materials, not files this site redistributes; use the official page for the current download and credits.
Use the official defaults download to inspect the current folder baseline before planning a Voice or cast Pack.
reference · defaults · source files
The official asset page provides a Studio reference model for expected screen, judge, and contestant placement.
Studio · GLB · placement
Folder and audio rules belong to Voice Pack guides; stage configuration belongs to the Studio guide; OGV and timing belong to the Dub guide.
Voice · Studio · Dub
Common creator questions.
A focused pack with clear install notes is more useful than a large pack that is hard to test.