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The 'ingame.sms' file should be located in the Route SOUND Folder. Many use default sounds located in main SOUND folder so you might be able to copy one from another route ( try one of the Default Routes ) into that one.Geary "Mr. Hart" Gerhardt - Owner and CEO of Hart Rail Lines, Hart Commuter Railways, and Hart Rail Cars. Also the defunct Hart Electric Transit.
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Hi,
That assumes the MSTS default routes are available!
May I suggest that file is included in the Dorset folder, within file ID 88951. I appreciate that it's a big download just to obtain one file, but it's there if anybody wants it
Incidentally, the download also includes the full MSTS default SOUND folder and all the default locos' Cabview and Sound folders, should anyone require them!
Cheers,
Ged
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The sound folders for the default routes are also part of the default content package we have here:
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Hi Eric,
Thanks - I wasn't aware that was in the library! I like the choice of file ID
Cheers,
Ged
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can anyone explain what I have to do for ingame.sms?Comment
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Hi psp3345,
Look in any other route folder - you should find it in its SOUND sub-folder. Having said that, all the routes I've checked already have that file, but I don't run any Indian routes .........
Cheers,
Ged
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I don't understand the question. Do you mean, Where do I put the sms and wav files? If so....
The ingame.sms file is placed in the route's sound folder. Each route you install will have a sound folder, all these routes should have the ingame.sms file, especially if they are routes made for MSTS.
The individual wav files are placed in the global SOUND folder.
Open Rails accommodates the legacy MSTS behavior by looking for the ingame.sms in the route folder and the wav files in the global SOUND folder.
Personally I don't use any of these...I dislike the control buzzer sound, and there's no derail in OR....I've substituted a NoSound.wav file for all the wav files required by the ingame.sms....renaming "NoSound.wav" to match the required originals....sim finds the files needed, I don't hear a thing >>> everybody's happy,
Cheers, Gerry
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And if you download the file I referenced earlier, there are several copies of ingame.sms along with the files it references. Look in the Sound folders found within the Europe1, Europe2, Japan1, Japan2, USA1, or USA2 route folders.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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