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How do I make the track sounds quieter? Robert Learmont You're reading my signature now. ---------- Cool dude and non-licensed real engineer who has driven real trains and railroad training simulators. Goin'on 13! I'm growin' up into a smart LICENSED TRAIN SERVICE ENGINEER!!!!!!!
HEY! On the MSTS box, it says "For entertainment Purposes Only!
I think he asked about relative volume of track sounds. To do this, chande volume curve in track sound .sms. Usually it depends on train speed (faster - louder) which is not too much realistic and annoying. For jointed rails sound pattern should change with speed, not volume.
>use the volume control onyour speakers LMAO, lovely reply kevarc, beautiful.You Really need to post more required information Robert, like you want quieter track sound in cab?, route? ......What?later
What I'm talking about is making the track sounds in the cab quiter and the track sounds outside the train louder, because when I am in the cab, the sounds are way too loud and outside they are way too quiet. Robert Learmont You're reading my signature now. ---------- Cool dude and non-licensed real engineer who has driven real trains and railroad training simulators. Goin'on 13! I'm growin' up into a smart LICENSED TRAIN SERVICE ENGINEER!!!!!!!
HEY! On the MSTS box, it says "For entertainment Purposes Only!