new patch v105 for MGPRS2. It seems to turn down the WAV volume in W98.
Any ideas?
P2-350
W98, DirectX 6.1
SB Live
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>In the RS2 subdirectory "editors" there's a program called "customsnd.exe".
>Use this program to change the volume of the engine and gearchanging sounds.
>Therefor you have to open the file "bnk_0.bnm" which is in the directory
>rs2\datab\resson. You can also replace the sounds with new, better sounds.
>I've attached the sounds which I think are the best. Enjoy!
>Questions? Mail me.
>Greetings, John
Can you give me a step-by-step description on how to incorporate your
files? Either that, or tell me the filenames of the sounds I need to
crank up the volume on? I don't read enough French to understand the
descriptions.
Thanx,
Mighty
The sounds that are normally replaced in any of the downloads are:
Sound Filename Description (from sound editor)
==============================================
lower gear debray12.wav "box noise when going into lower gear" - downshift
Accel V10eq1.wav "acceleration noise=engine noise [looping]"
Flame flam16a.wav "Sparkles" - upshift
Brian
>The sounds that are normally replaced in any of the downloads are:
>Sound Filename Description (from sound editor)
>==============================================
>lower gear debray12.wav "box noise when going into lower gear" - downshift
>Accel V10eq1.wav "acceleration noise=engine noise [looping]"
>Flame flam16a.wav "Sparkles" - upshift
>Brian
>>I've also thought the sounds were anemic. I've run the sound editor, but
>>the copy I have is in French! I took French in high school, so I can
>>understand most of the menus. But I don't see any sound files in
>>bnk_0.bnm with the same names as your wav files.
>>Can you give me a step-by-step description on how to incorporate your
>>files? Either that, or tell me the filenames of the sounds I need to
>>crank up the volume on? I don't read enough French to understand the
>>descriptions.