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Messing around with porting some improved sounds back to GT3, seems to work quite well

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Dennis_Eb - Wishlist Pico Drift on Steam!1 year ago

Sounds good! How many different sound files is this using? Please do not change the skid sound. It‘s iconic 😀

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TheAdmiester1 year ago

Each car is just an engine/exhaust combo, so two sounds per car The skid sound is a pet peeve of mine, but since it's only one file it can probably be made optional (if I was to actually release anything anyway)

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OPEN1 year ago

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Ality1 year ago

this is amazing, will it be able to be packaged in an iso or maybe a tutorial when i can burn my disc to ISO? would love to follow this project :).

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TheAdmiester1 year ago

If I do release anything it'll likely just be an ISO patcher like Spec II

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BlaringCoder3951 year ago

Will there be a volume slider for audio? I hate how GT3 simplified the audio settings.

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TheAdmiester1 year ago

Not really possible

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Donaciano Corral Jr.1 year ago

What game did this sound come from?

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TheAdmiester1 year ago

It's been a while since I made it for Spec II but I believe it's an exhaust from Forza and engine from GT7

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J0rdanadventure11 year ago

Does the sound system work the same as gt4 or a mix between gt2 and 4?

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TheAdmiester1 year ago

GT1-4 sounds are identical in terms of file format, they just differ slightly in terms of volume and pitch, nothing you can't compensate for in the files themselves though

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