sound.cfg Help

[Hi1307]

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

[Mark4211]

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

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Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

[SMB142J]

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

It gives an "identity" to the sound file for use in train.dat and train editor. The identities then corresponds to the following sound graphs, where the y-axis is the pitch/volume and the x-axis the speed of the train.

 

[Hi1307]

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

---

Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

It gives an "identity" to the sound file for use in train.dat and train editor. The identities then corresponds to the following sound graphs, where the y-axis is the pitch/volume and the x-axis the speed of the train.

 

But at what speed does each sound kick in?

[SMB142J]

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

---

Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

It gives an "identity" to the sound file for use in train.dat and train editor. The identities then corresponds to the following sound graphs, where the y-axis is the pitch/volume and the x-axis the speed of the train.

 

But at what speed does each sound kick in?

x-axis is speed.

[Hi1307]

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

---

Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

It gives an "identity" to the sound file for use in train.dat and train editor. The identities then corresponds to the following sound graphs, where the y-axis is the pitch/volume and the x-axis the speed of the train.

 

But at what speed does each sound kick in?

x-axis is speed.

Then what does the "soundindex" refer to?

[joeyfjj]

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

The numbers (0, 1, 2...) are the sound index.

[Mark4211]

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

---

Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

What do the numbers 0~9 at the start of a line represent?

It gives an "identity" to the sound file for use in train.dat and train editor. The identities then corresponds to the following sound graphs, where the y-axis is the pitch/volume and the x-axis the speed of the train.

 

But at what speed does each sound kick in?

x-axis is speed.

Then what does the "soundindex" refer to?

It's titled. The numbers refer to the specific sound file to be sounded at a specific point in time.

Each list of sound files for a specific 'sound group', e.g. motor, door, etc. are titled above the group.

---

Example:

Code:

[Motor]
0 = sound\motor\0.wav
1 = sound\motor\1.wav
2 = sound\motor\2.wav

This is the sound group for Motor sounds.
"0 = sound\motor\0.wav" refers to sound file #1 in the Motor sounds group with the path to it after the equal sign.

Sound index refer to the sound file it will play.

If I select Sound index 0 to play at a certain speed, the sound will come from sound\motor\0.wav and so on.

[Hi1307]

Ok, then why is there MOTOR_P1 and MOTOR_P2?

Having one works just fine.

[joeyfjj]

"The #MOTOR_P1 and #MOTOR_P2 sections define two independent sounds that can be played at a given time for the electric motor. The #MOTOR_B1 and #MOTOR_B2 sections define two independent sounds that can be played at a given time for the electric brake."

It gives you two overlapping sounds, I believe.