Choicer Voicer
Creator handbookSource-backed Voice and Dub Pack workflows

Choicer Voicer Creator Guides

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.

Official Pack GuidePack Types

Start with one clear task

Build a Pack one decision at a time.

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.

  1. 01

    Voice Pack Folder Structure

    Voice

    Choose the right folder, name it for players, and add optional author and description files.

    packs_voice · _author · _subtitle

  2. 02

    Audio Formats and Clip Limits

    Voice

    Use WAV, MP3, or OGG, avoid compressed WAV, and test clips within the 60-second limit.

    WAV · MP3 · OGG

  3. 03

    Subtitles and Images

    Voice

    Link matching TXT captions and clip images, then use a fallback image where it makes sense.

    TXT · PNG · WEBP

  4. 04

    Nested Pack Groups

    Voice

    Organise larger collections into child folders without losing track of what a parent selection includes.

    groups · subfolders · testing

  5. 05

    Dub Pack OGV and Metadata

    Dub

    Understand why Dub Mode needs OGV video and per-sample timing metadata beyond normal audio prompts.

    OGV · timing · v0.5

  6. 06

    Install and Test a Pack

    Safety

    Use a one-change workflow to check folders, loading, playback, captions, and rollback steps.

    install · test · rollback

Creator FAQ

Common creator questions.

Create Something Small First

A focused pack with clear install notes is more useful than a large pack that is hard to test.

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