Hello I have a question about brake sounds in bve . I am trying to add a stopping sound to my train. How do you make a brake.wav sound and put in in the bve data so when the train stops you can hear the ac motors when the train stops how would I program that in? I have the ac motors sound . but how do I program that in as a brake .wav or a correct rub sound and if I have to use a rub sound how do I program that in ? If someone could help me with this I would be very grateful. Matthew
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RE: Brake.sounds
Sorry becouse of my English... however I'll try to say something (no answers in two days from English native speakers, I think, are enough).
Brake.wav sound is not a "live" sound. With live I mean a sound related to the train's speed, increasing o decreasing in its pitch and/or volume with the speed of the train.
According to Excite translation of Mackoy's instructions in Japanese about BVE 2 train sounds at: http://www.excite.co.jp/world/englis...=JAEN&wb_dis=2
Brake.wav is the sound of the "Brake valve steering wheel" and it sounds when you release the brake lever (pressing the A key).
Things are different for BVE 4, in which these sounds are configurable via the sound.cfg file (translation of Mackoy0s instruction at
http://www.excite.co.jp/world/englis...=JAEN&wb_dis=2 )
The brake sound you mean is (for BVE) a "live sound" being part of "motor sounds" configurable via the Train Editor program and its name have to be motor0.wav, motor1.wav, etc.. up to motor7.wav for BVE2 or motor15.wav for BVE4. Configuration parameters for these sounds are saved in the train.dat file.
Translation of Mackoy's instruction from here:
http://www.excite.co.jp/world/englis...=JAEN&wb_dis=2
Luigi Cartello
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RE: Brake.sounds
The URLs you give don't seem to be alive. I have these translations through babelfish, downloaded a long time ago. I e-mailed Matthew offering to send them, but I have no re-ply as yet. Martin
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RE: Brake.sounds
Urls are working from here now, may be becouse web pages are coming from the cache of my browser.
I think that the problem could be cured by coping the url's text on the address bar of the browser, instead of simply clicking over them.
Luigi Cartello
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