Wow in game sounds i need help pls
 

Heya im trying to make a wow movie but i need the sounds like, hit,miss run jump shoot anything really i dont need emotes like laughing, my room mates will take care of voices. but does anyone know if theres a wow sound effect pack anywhere or a tool i can use to download them easy.


thanks :D

MPQ is what you need , try this

If you want to try out some soundeffects which are not original WoW (sometimes thats more cool than using the originals), check out a1freesoundeffects.com.Not all of the sounds there are free, but loads of them.Worth a visit, imho.

i downloaded it but the exe did not work and i think it was warcraft3, im talking about World of warcraft, maybe it the same sound if it is thats cool but still it does not work, i see tons of good wow movies with all the sound effects and stuff i just would like to know where they got them

Also is there a nice piece of softwere to record voices i have headset and mic its good quality just need somthing to record with :D

thx

i just dont think my movie will be good with out these things :(

Luke,
Very sorry about that, you are correct sir. That was for Warcraft.
Here is the correct download you need. It is called WinMPQ for wow
WinMPQ

givving it a blast now thanks man :D and i found something to record with shame about wow map viewer but i will manage :D

sorry dont supose you know what i have to do to get this to work :D

XP or Vista

Basicly you are wanting to open the MPQ folder>Inside that folder is another folder named Shadowflare MPQ Archiver [Click on that]- a self executable will prompt you and ask you to run> Run

The MPQ app will then be operational.
You will see two bars on the top right, the bottom bar will have FILE and OPEN. You will want to use Open. The default Folder should be enUS. If you were to move up in the directory of this folder you will be in Data. Everything you need will be in this Folder.
For sounds, you are going to have to do your own footwork,but..you can start your search off by doing this. On the same line as File and Open, to the far right is an area called Compact and there is a toolbar that you can click on the right side an arrow. When you see * [with listings of file extensions] locate *MP3.
Then,I would select Expansion,and beside the area where you selected *MP3, hit LIST.
At the bottom of the page you will see it giving you a % of how many it finds.
In your Data folder, the Expansion Folder "should" start you off on the right track.