Gta Sa Weapon Sounds [UPD] Download

Can anyone point me in the right forum or help me out editing weapon sounds in CS2? I'd like to create a little sound mod for personal use. I am playing around with the .pak files but I am having a difficult time figuring out how to edit these paks with new sounds for the guns I am trying to change.

Years ago this was super easy by just creating a mod folder with corresponding weapon folders and .wav files and running this command: snd_updatesoundcache inside the console. I don't think this is even possible anymore.

Gta Sa Weapon Sounds Download

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Hello, ladies and gentlemen.Splinter aka Jaruto here. I'm a modder of Ghost Recon Breakpoint and I have a real treat for my upcoming patch very soon so I wanted to share with you with my exciting project.Here's a sneak peak of what's to come. It's gonna be a replacement of G28 weapon, (for now).

I have already many ideas but feel free to give any suggestions (sound only related) so I will put them into consideration if they are valid and if they fits my vision. It doesn't have to be only weapon suggestions, it can be replacing sound for flashbang, vehicles anything you came up with.

I'm working on a project that i want to have cup weapons in but i don't want to use the default weapon firing sounds. I would like to replace them with my own sound files however i can not find any good information on how to do this. everything i have found has either been incomplete or so incomprehensible that it is useless. Not to mention every different "tutorial" or "guide" contains conflicting information to the previous one i found.

The weapons in GZ sound nothing alike, down to the detail of depending on the quality of the firearm. The Hunting rifles may sound similar, but altogether the sounds are of high enough quality to be recorded from IRL sources already, and mixed to be used in applications.

Recently, I've gotten a strange original. When I started using it, I noticed that my airshots were way worse than usual, and I was under-predicting the speed of my rockets. I later on noticed that my airshot consistency went in a chain (Black Box > Rocket Launcher > The Original. Observing it, I hypothesized that my airshot consistency was affected by the sounds of the rocket launcher, and if I use a higher-pitched and quicker sound (like that of the black box) my mind will be 'tricked' into thinking that the speed of the rockets are faster. I ended up googling up how to change the sound. My airshots did improve with the Original, and I think I might have been right.

Step 1: Use GCFScape to extract the file called "tf2_sound_misc_dir" found in the tf folder, to obtain the correct names to use for each individual weapon.

(GCFScape: =26) *NOTE: This download is not a virus.

Step 4: Search for the correct name of the weapon sound(s) in the tf2_sound_misc_dir folder you've extracted. Rename the WAV File to that.

(Note: In many cases, there are multiple sounds for one weapon. This may include critical sounds, explosion sounds, or even multiple sounds for different hits. If there are more sounds than what is given, then its okay to reuse your sounds, as it won't break anything. If there are multiple sounds for the same thing on one weapon but not another, just choose one firing sound to use.)

I don't have gun shoot sound, without problem with reload noise. I tried change audio settings but all sounds are set loud. I can too test missing sound in advanced options. I find more player with this same issues.

I try some way to repair this by myself and i find this: before i start game in advance sound options i have normal sounds category. After trigger missing sound (like shoot by 9mm pistol) in advance sound options are created new category AUTO with missing sound but i can't hear it if i push test button.

But incase youre wondering, weapon sounds are relative. As in, you need to be zoomed up to your ship in order to hear them. If you zoom out, since your perspective is that of a camera looking from 30 km away, sound is muffled or silent. Try zooming in next time, where your ship is filling the entire screen, and shoot something.

After finishing a STEP install I realized I had no weapon swing/sheathing sounds. After some googling I found that others had fixed this issue by moving Skyrim from an external to internal drive, which was odd to me as my install was already on an internal drive. After further searching it became apparent that the install needs to be not only internal, but specifically on the C: drive. After moving my own Skyrim and Steam install to C: this did indeed fix my problem (note the install was still outside of the program files or program files 86 folders).

So I suppose that the issue of silent weapon swinging/sheathing when skyrim is installed on a non OS drive is obviously not a universal or common problem? Is there any idea as to whether this is a fixable issue?

I'll have a STEP install up and running on drive C: here soon and could better answer your question then - although I'm expecting the sounds will work (although as you say it may be for reasons other than the simple move)...

after changing the game path in the MO ini to D: LOOT (and TES5edit and Wrybash) began to detect everything correctly, but I again lost the weapon swing/sheathe sounds. As an aside, there may be other sounds not working correctly in this situation that I simply haven't tested for.

So I moved MO and mods (somewhere around 2.D section of the STEP guide at this point) back to C:, updated the backup steam install to work with the backup skyrim install (on C:) and voila, the sounds have returned. I am more convinced than ever that Skyrim is, for some reason, requiring an OS drive install in order to work proper. of course I could still be wrong (computers are hard).

I like the changes they are making to sound. Hopefully they will add more sliders to control different types of sounds, so I can finally hear a shot without pumping up the volume of the forrest (and that makes me almost impossible to hear anyone speaking).

The sound of the SVD blew my eardrums out, I wasn't prepared for it. I'm glad they are improving the sounds of weapons and giving them a more authentic sound, should be good to listen to when a gunfight happens or zombie comes across ones path.

We take weapon sounds very seriously (we believe they are some of the most important sounds in the game) and we do in fact, agonize over them. If you were to walk by any one of the sound offices on a given day you'd probably hear [insert weapon name] on loop for hours on end as we tweak and fine tune the sound.

We recently starting using a new method of implementing weapon sounds into the game. This method involves layering sounds in for each weapon, instead of simply playing one sound for each weapon. This new method is far superior to previous ways of implementation. However, we also recently discovered a pretty nasty bug that will sometimes "drop" parts of the weapon sound when you are playing the game. This is exacerbated on systems with lower frame rates.

Thanks for the introduction and clarifications George. Admittedly I'm a very OC audiophile (FLAC and 24/192 music YEEEEAAHHHH) so I'm very passionate about the sounds in the game, apologies if my posts in the other threads came off as harsh.

It's a relief to know that the "weaker" weapon sounds we have now are actually bugs rather than a change in sound design direction to make them sound subdued and less awesome, which is what I feared before you posted this.

Thankyou very much for posting this George. I have been pretty annoyed about the viper sound effect since it was changed a while back so it's nice to hear this was due to bug and not form some miss guided attempt to make unique sounding weapons.

This explains why my Gorgon sounds like a Mk-1 Braton and why I now have a hard time figuring out what another player is using just by the sound. Also, I'd like to point out that my game runs at a fairly high and stable framerate so I'm not sure if that's the sole reason for this problem. e24fc04721