SOLVED Problems with car sounds in devmode

Discussion in 'Car Modding' started by Raúl Cor, Apr 16, 2014.

  1. Raúl Cor

    Raúl Cor Registered

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    Hi, i have created a new folder called ToyotaSounds, and in my sfx file i have this:


    //-----------------------
    // ENGINE SOUNDS
    //-----------------------
    VS_INSIDE_POWER_ENGINE_1=TOYOTASOUNDS\TOYOTA_onidle_in.wav
    VS_INSIDE_POWER_ENGINE_2=TOYOTASOUNDS\TOYOTA_onverylow_in.wav
    VS_INSIDE_POWER_ENGINE_3=TOYOTASOUNDS\TOYOTA_onlow_in.wav
    VS_INSIDE_POWER_ENGINE_4=TOYOTASOUNDS\TOYOTA_onmid_in.wav
    VS_INSIDE_POWER_ENGINE_5=TOYOTASOUNDS\TOYOTA_onhigh_in.wav


    but the sounds dont works, i can not ear nothing....

    the TOYOTASOUNDS folder is in: Documents\rFactor2\ModDev\Sounds and in c:\programfiles\rFactor2\ModDev\Sounds

    but dont works.. why im doing bad?

    Greetings folks
     
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  2. dandar

    dandar Registered

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    Just to be sure, replace any space in the filenames with underscore.

    - Check for ConfigOverrides SoundDir= in your active RFM (ModDev\rFm)
    - Try a "trace" run adding the parameter "trace=100" on the start up command line. The trace.txt should be located in "\Program Files (x86)\rFactor2\ModDev\UserData\Log"
    - Let Windows tell you where rFactor is looking for the sound files using Process Monitor
     
  3. Liquid4653

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    If it's written the way it is pasted in above, the gaps in the .wav names will be an issue for sure

    eg. TOYOTA_onidl e_in.wav should be TOYOTA_onidle_in.wav
     
  4. Raúl Cor

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    thanks guys :)
     

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