Basic Operation
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Most of the basic operations, just require the user to create a new text table, click at will to become familiar with, not to mention here.
It is worth mentioning the speakers property, which refers to a list of strings defined with the actor's name, InnerStringDefine resource. Assets (or right-click menu in the Project) > Create > fuliu > InnerStringDefine.
The reason we use InnerStringDefine is because we use it instead of a string. We use InnerStringDefine to replace the string property with a property of type InnerString where we want to enter the string. This allows you to select the desired string by clicking the drop-down menu in the editor, instead of typing the string character by character, avoiding character errors.
In the text table representing the voice text, if you need to dub, it is often necessary to associate the text with the voice file, and each dub actor has a different timbre. To select the dub with different timbre in the program, you need to specify the actor name when associating the voice file. So use the list of actor names stored in the InnerStringDefine resource to help enter the actor name.
In fact, it is necessary to associate the actor name list that is stored in the InnerStringDefine resource manually. It is not necessary to associate the actor name list that is stored in the InnerStringDefine resource automatically. However, if you add the actor name list that is stored in the innerStringDefine resource, you can also check whether the actor name is incorrect. The wrong actor name will be empty. Just check to see if it is empty.
