How do sports games have the name of cpu generated players said by the announcer?
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There is a list stored on in the game which the game code then reads and sends it to the announcers ai voice to read.
The announcer records a lot of names and last names, so when you use them they only have to reccur to this said recording.
Is different to when you name a player yourself, let’s say: Dhfkfbdufhslp. This recording does not exist, so the game will skip the narration of this player.
There is a process called Concatenation.
So lets take Troy Palamalu.
You would record 4 words for the last name: pole-uh-MAH-loo
When you stitch them together, you have a name, that hopefully sounds right. Lets say the second player is C.J Uzomah. yew-ZAH-mah. We have already recorded MAH. We just need to record Yew-ZAH. Same thing with Patrick Mahomes. We have already recorded ‘MAH’
So by recording individual sounds, we can cover every possible combination. This is the same way that SIRI, and Google maps works. It does a pretty good job, but not always a perfect job.
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