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Member since Sep-12-02 · 2 posts

Hi all,
I have been trying to install the 37 sounds into loco 37220 but without any success, The loco comes with GP38 sounds installed all in two files so Iam wondering if there is a .eng file modification required although I have tried most I can think of.
Any Ideas appreciated,
Euan Thomson

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RE: Br 37 Sounds Help Required.

I reckon you must be getting the installation order wrong .. if we are dealing with BR37Sounds.zip ... I'm a bit worried you say GP38 sounds for the original version of 37220 , I've only got 37206,242 and 404 installed here but they all require the sound folder from the dash-9 to be installed first..not the gp38 .. but hey ,that may just be the 37's I looked at.
Main thing, is to paste the br37sounds over the top of the (dash-9) sounds in the 37220 'sound' folder, not the other way around... as far as I know all the other files remain the same .. only the .wav files are altered.
Hope this helps jv

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