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Is there any way I can add sound to my cab passenger view (key 5) for the GP-30? The passenger view is perfect but need some sound to go with it? I think there was someone who had sound for the SW1200's passenger view. Anyone have it for the GP-30?
Phil
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I'm no expert, but here's a place to start. Open the gp30cab.sms (or whatever the xxxcab.sms file is named) in Wordpad. Find the lines that begin with Activation and Deactivation. Cut and paste the PassengerCam () line, which is probably under the line Deactivation, and paste it under Activation. Unfortunately, in some of the sound .sms files I've seen, it may look like one continuous line.If it were neat and tidy (and indented, but that formatting doesn't work on this message system) the final edit might look like this: ScalabiltyGroup ( 5
Activation (
CabCam ( )
PassengerCam( )
Distance ( 100 )
)
Deactivation (
ExternalCam ( )
Distance ( 100 )
) Of course, it may not be this at all.
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That worked! Right on! I also had to activate the (ExternalCam) to get the headout sound. Both work now. Good job and much appreciation.
Phil
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