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If I was you I would make an appointment with a hearing specialist!
I drive both the 6 and 8 cylinder Scanias in ETS2 and the SCS Pete 389 does not sound anything like them. Also, if you care to read their latest news about the 389 the sound recordings were done at Paccar when they were in the U.S.
Edit: Corrected a spelling mistake.
They'd get over their whiney cry-baby postings, if the had to sit in front of a PC and write code all freaking day, in order to make MORE WHINERS bellyache about the results.
Good Grief Charlie Brown!!!
Using the same principles and file structure, I cannot change any part of Peterbilt 389 sound.
Weird.
Still did not buy it, but drove Quick Jobs. Amazing truck. Pleasure to drive
If you want to add more sounds, you need to include the vanilla 'interior.sii' and 'exterior.sii' sound configurations with your mod and edit them to include a 'suitable_for[]:' array.
eg.
suitable_for[]: "isx12.peterbilt.389.engine"
--
That will limit that sound configuration to be usable only with the vanilla ISX12 370 engine. Without that line ATS will assume all engines are to use that sound configuration.
You also need to include a 'suitable_for[]:' array for all your mod engine sound configuration files to limit them to only the engines you want to use that configuration for, otherwise you'll have the same sorts of trouble.
The engine name tokens used in the array are wildcardable, so you could have something like this...
You could have 2 engines each named 'catc15.500.truckname.truckmodel.engine' and 'catc15.550.truckname.truckmodel.engine'.
In the sound configuration files, you could then do:
suitable_for[]: "catc15.*.truckname.truckmodel.engine'
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It does look nice, but I really wish the trucks handled differently they all handle the exact same they look great even the interiors are great just no difference in driving other then the shape of the hood.
You have said this before and the last time I saw it I said it was rubbish and again I say it is rubbish.
If every truck drives the same then you must mean they all drive like the W900. Total and absolute rubbish!
You continue to post negative comments in this forum and I wish moderators had the power to stop you. You have nothing to like in this game but posting negative comments in this forum.
How would you feel if you had been me and been the recipient of your attack?
I will delete my response.