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Thread: Sound volume

  1. #1
    Gunnery Sergeant
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    Rightio.

    Heres the prob:

    I have added LOTS of custom music and sounds to my mission. BUT.

    I added the sound of fairly heavy rain (as OFP's rain is barely hearable), and i have music playing the background.

    How do i reduce the volume of the Rain sound, but make it so it doesnt effect gun shots, explosions, ect...

    If i put 0 fadesound 0.3 for example, then it ALSO lowers the sound of everything else. Which i dont want.

    The rain is so bloody loud that the music is washed out. The music is ESSENTIAL in this mission.

    ALSO...

    When you walk into a house in the mission, ive got it so that it has a rain sound simulating rain hitting windows and tin roofing, ect..

    BUT. When i exit the house, that same sound still plays.

    Anyway how do i stop the sound when i exit the house?

    Help is needed as soon as possible, as these are the ONLY things that are keeping the mission from being completed.

    Cheers.

    GOD HATES US ALL

  2. #2
    You can use the fademusic command in the same way as fade sound. Set up a trigger which will play the sound when you are in it and stop it when you are out of it.

    RED

  3. #3
    Gunnery Sergeant
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    But dude, there is music already playing in the background.

  4. #4
    Sorry I misread your question, how about lowering the sounds volume in a sound editing program?

    RED

  5. #5
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    Well, i tried that, and unfortunately it didnt work.

    I went into Windows Sound Recorder. Opened up the file and lowered the volume by 75%.

    re-coverted it to .ogg, and the volume is still loud as fuck.

    Ill give it a go in another program.

    Thanks dude.

  6. #6
    You can email me the sound and I will try and lower the volume for you if you want.

    If you want to do it your self, soundforge and cooledit are good programs to use.

    RED

  7. #7
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    Ok, thankyou very much mate.

    Ill try them out soon.
    Cheers

  8. #8
    jacobaby
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    you can alter the decibles of the ingame sound in the description.ext


    "db - 50,1" etc etc

    TJ

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