@Suspect Do you think you could provide a list of the weapon channel locations in resident.rpf? I have been searching for over 2 hours for the heavy shotgun sound. Thanks.
Nice job, i really like it. In the video when you were shooting the gunfire would sound choppy, but I don't know if thats just the video or something else. I'll download and try it out.Great work.
@Bayernsoldier To convert a wave file to .awc you need to export either WEAPONS_PLAYER.rpf or Resident.rpf as open formats. It will make a folder with the sound files as wave files. Then you can replace whatever files you want. The file you are adding must be the same filesize, length, and bitrate as the original. It also must be mono not stereo.
@umadbro7600 See his pinned post
@Hollyanne Edgerton When do you think you will release your mod? I'm excited for it.
I've been having an issue where the noose riots are invisible, do you know what could have caused this?
Awesome
Nice job, i'm a big fan of your mods and love seeing them when I check the site.
@Suspect Do you think you could provide a list of the weapon channel locations in resident.rpf? I have been searching for over 2 hours for the heavy shotgun sound. Thanks.
Fantastic work. I've always been a fan of your weapon sound mods. These sound amazing.
Nice job, i really like it. In the video when you were shooting the gunfire would sound choppy, but I don't know if thats just the video or something else. I'll download and try it out.Great work.
@Bayernsoldier To convert a wave file to .awc you need to export either WEAPONS_PLAYER.rpf or Resident.rpf as open formats. It will make a folder with the sound files as wave files. Then you can replace whatever files you want. The file you are adding must be the same filesize, length, and bitrate as the original. It also must be mono not stereo.
@Binky2212 It might take a bit, the changes are still pending approval