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Charter Member · 55 posts

Hi! I have some trouble when editing SMS files.
I'm adding airpump sounds to the 380's SMS files and I did as I'm supposed to do and it works great in the sim but the other sounds like firedoors, brake hiss and others are not heard. Only the chuff and whistle and airpump are heard in the sim both inside and outside the loco. The sounds work as I use the unedited SMS files but not with the modified. It has happend to other locos with airpump sounds added too. Can anyone help me with this?

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RE: Sound editing problems!

LAST EDITED ON Dec-04-02 AT 12:40 PM (EST)

It sounds like the sim is dropping your lower priority sounds due to running out of 2D Streams. Check this outhttp://forums.atomic-systems.com/viewtopic.php?t=8717If you were to increase the number of 2D streams as well you might find that the missing ones come back.

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