Originally Posted by Venatore (Post 1502732)

Reece,

No matey I don't have this problem. I was hoping that this mod may have fixed your problem at your end....but; it looks like what ever is causing your issue is dug in like a cattle tick :hmmm:

This is very strange indeed, in the fact that some members (limited) experience this problem and some don't (majority) :hmmm:

Originally Posted by Venatore (Post 1500797)

Thank you for your feedback and encouragement. I've noted your request/s for a large all encompassing sound SFX mod. I do understand where you are coming from, but; for me this goes against my modding style, I'll explain.

I don't mod multiple sounds all at once and deliver it to the community as I feel each sound has not been given due credit.

Each individual sound that I mod takes about 1 or 2 weeks to develop and test. This for me, fulfills my intent of delivering high quality sound SFX mods. If I was to wait till all my sounds were developed the all encompassing sound SFX mod would be ready in about the year 2020.

But; for some of you this is not satisfying your request and I am here to help. For those members who want a large all encompassing sound SFX mod which is JSGME compatible this is how you do it.

FOR MEMBER WITH LIMITED MODDING KNOWLEDGE

Step One: Create a new folder call it for example "all encompassing sound SFX mod"

Step Two: Then create within that new folder another new folder and call it "data".

Step Three: Then create within that "data" folder another new folder and call it "Sound".

That has now created your all encompassing sound SFX mod file structure pathway to be JSGME compatible.

Step Four: Search and download sound mods that are to your liking, extract sounds and place them all the way down into the "Sound" folder contained within the all encompassing sound SFX mod folder.

Please note over time you may have files overriding each other if you are wanting to replace a sound file with a sound file that all ready exists within the mod folder.

Once you have all your sounds open up the "MODS" folder within your SHV folder and place the all encompassing sound SFX mod folder in there. Close it, and activate JSGME and activate the all encompassing sound SFX mod from left column to the right column of the JSGME pop-up display.

Originally Posted by SteelViking (Post 1504303)

Venatore, if I may make a small request. You may know that in my interior mod, I have included touch ups for the sounds of opening and closing a hatch. However, they are just that, touch ups. All I did was try to make them sound believable, instead of sounding like we are literally in a sardine can.

I figure since you are a master of SFX work, you might try your hand at them. I would love to have them completely replaced with a more realistic sound. Have you already done this, and I missed the mod that does it? If you do decide to work on them, I would love to include the sounds in my interior mod(with all credit given for it of course), as the stock sounds really detract from the realism IMHO.

Thank you either way.:salute:

Originally Posted by Stormfly (Post 1504485)

this symtom (sample is only played one time) is indicating that a sound file is to long...

Originally Posted by Venatore (Post 1505320)

Agreed Stormfly, however; it only happens to some members? not everyone including myself. I identified your correct observations sometime ago and with that in mind I am very cautious when creating a SFX mod. Reece had this problem prior to my mod :hmmm:

Originally Posted by Venatore (Post 1505318)

SteelViking,

Ok matey; I'm on it.....I'll head down into my mod bunker basement and commence modding operations to have these sounds completed ASAP :salute:

Originally Posted by oscar19681 (Post 1505494)

Are you ever gonna release a external sfx mod? I want the u-boat screw sounds on the hydraphone on the external view as well.

Originally Posted by SteelViking (Post 1504303)

Venatore, if I may make a small request. You may know that in my interior mod, I have included touch ups for the sounds of opening and closing a hatch. However, they are just that, touch ups. All I did was try to make them sound believable, instead of sounding like we are literally in a sardine can.

I figure since you are a master of SFX work, you might try your hand at them. I would love to have them completely replaced with a more realistic sound. Have you already done this, and I missed the mod that does it? If you do decide to work on them, I would love to include the sounds in my interior mod(with all credit given for it of course), as the stock sounds really detract from the realism IMHO.

Thank you either way.:salute: