ConBuilder is telling me that I am missing x_couple_auto.wav and x_uncouple_auto.wav from the sound folder. Where can I get these files? Thanks.Shawn
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NALW Big Boy sounds missing
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RE: NALW Big Boy sounds missing
Actually Shawn they are not missing!
They are in the Train Simulator\Sound folder
This is a bug in the version of ConBuilder you are using.....Chuck Schneider
(Virtual) CEO
North American (Virtual) Locomotive Works
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RE: NALW Big Boy sounds missing
Oh, I see. After reading your post, I found them, but apparently the file listed in the wag is not correct. The file it is looking for is x_couple_auto.wav, but the files in the sound folder are x_couple_auto1.wav through x_couple_auto3.wav. I should mention that this sound problem is related to the tender, not the loco itself. Please let me know which of the files I need to be using for the proper effect. Thanks.Shawn
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RE: NALW Big Boy sounds missing
RE: NALW Big Boy sounds missing
pick some and use them... LOL!
Look in the GP38 or Dash 9 sounds and follow that format....Chuck Schneider
(Virtual) CEO
North American (Virtual) Locomotive Works
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