traincrazy0918
Keepin it on the rails!
First of all, my issue isn't with the actual sounds themselves; I think they're great, they really do add to the gameplay experience and they certainly do a lot to increase the realism of running any North American route.
Anyways, I installed the truck sounds last Sunday when I started getting back into Trainz and loved them throughout the week. The issue that has occurred came yesterday after purchasing both the American Intermodal and Midwest Grain content packs. Since then, freight cars have been missing many of the squeal effects, they play the default Auran sound over switch frogs, and often cut in and out and sound very choppy. On Midwest Grain, I ran into a script error that had the trucks playing the switch sounds over and over again. I'm going to attempt a re-install of both the sounds and the Train Effects Library as I think an older version packaged with AI might have caused these issues.
If anyone could shine a light onto why I might be having these errors, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Spence
EDIT: I've managed to recover the sounds the way I remember them in my switching session on the EWVR, with the squeal and more realistic sound in general, but I cannot seem to get the new sounds on Midwest Grain with a longer train. It is all the default TS12 sounds aside from the low speed brake sounds. What conditions must be met for the new sounds to occur?
(Using JR rolling stock only in each session)
Anyways, I installed the truck sounds last Sunday when I started getting back into Trainz and loved them throughout the week. The issue that has occurred came yesterday after purchasing both the American Intermodal and Midwest Grain content packs. Since then, freight cars have been missing many of the squeal effects, they play the default Auran sound over switch frogs, and often cut in and out and sound very choppy. On Midwest Grain, I ran into a script error that had the trucks playing the switch sounds over and over again. I'm going to attempt a re-install of both the sounds and the Train Effects Library as I think an older version packaged with AI might have caused these issues.
If anyone could shine a light onto why I might be having these errors, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again,
Spence
EDIT: I've managed to recover the sounds the way I remember them in my switching session on the EWVR, with the squeal and more realistic sound in general, but I cannot seem to get the new sounds on Midwest Grain with a longer train. It is all the default TS12 sounds aside from the low speed brake sounds. What conditions must be met for the new sounds to occur?
(Using JR rolling stock only in each session)
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