Sound config explaination needed

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    Could anyone please explain what various lines in sound config mean ?



    [loopsound]
    D_2566UHx@1214.wav
    44100
    engine_n
    1214
    0.8


    [viewpoint]
    5


    [3d]
    -0.7
    -4.5
    0.5
    4.5


    [volcurve]
    engine_throttle_injection


    [pnt]
    0
    0.7


    [pnt]
    1.0
    1.0


    [volcurve]
    engine_n


    [pnt]
    722
    0


    [pnt]
    968
    0.7


    [pnt]
    1214
    1


    [pnt]
    1434
    0.7


    [pnt]
    1653
    0


    Of all these i only understand what volume curve and sound file name means

    I don't know definitively, but I'll try:

    Thanks.


    Code
    1. engine_n < --- volume constant
    2. 1214 < --- point on volume constant where it is at max volume


    I now understand the the 3d position and volume curves
    I think 44100 is the sampling rate whatever it means i will try to find out what it is.
    I have another question

    Code
    1. [conditionSingle]
    2. antrieb_getr_aktugang <--the variable ?
    3. 3 <--value of the variable that is required to play the sound ?
    4. 5 <--what does this mean ?

    I found a part of the file for the D92 which explains it in German, which I believe means that you enter the variable and a value you want to compare and then the comparison, so you can say if "variable1" > 3 for instance. The final value is as follows:
    0 : "<>" Nul value?
    1 : = Equal to
    2 : < Less than {value}
    3 : > Greater than {value}
    4 : <= Less than or equal to {value}
    5 : >= Greater than or equal to {value}


    So
    [conditionSingle]
    antrieb_getr_aktugang
    3
    5
    Means that when "antrieb_getr_aktugang" is larger than or equal to 3, then the sound will be played. Hopefully this makes an ounce of sense!

    :)

    In the case of [loopsound], the two values (1214 and 0.8 ) directly under the variable (engine_n) actually determine the pitch (instead of volume) of sound played. In your case, they mean "when engine_n =1214, the sound file is played in 0.8x of its original pitch" (pitch =engine_n /1214 x 0.8 ).
    Hope this can help you.