@DHU As a test, replace STONE_10 in 'vehicles.awc' with this silent version:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17NIUKuqzlF_hW-r7EuRnJScOVy3oJyxC/view?usp=sharing
Right-click 'vehicles.awc' > 'Export to openformats (.oac) > replace 'STONE_10' in 'vehicles' folder > drag & drop 'vehicles.oac' back into OpenIV over the original 'vehicles.awc'.
If it still makes a noise, the game must be getting the sound from another location:
OpenIV > Ctrl+F3 > 'Search in:' mods folder only (top dropdown menu) > 'Search for:' 'Audio tracks' (in bottom dropdown menu) > Search for 'STONE_10' & see what you find? Replace all 'STONE_10' files you find with the silent one.
@Fiesta95 Keep 'ScriptHookVDotNet.asi' in there too (& any other 'vital' '.asi's, ie ones that are needed for a '.dll' that you might have to function etc).
I just can't list them all or know exactly what you have installed.
You can leave any trainer '.asi's you might have in there too
If you would like to help diagnose the issue, you could try this:
Diagnostic Approach:
- Rename your 'scripts' folder to something else temporarily ('scripts - [RENAMED]' etc).
- Rename you 'mods' folder to something else temporarily ('mods - [RENAMED]' etc).
- Remove/move any/all '.asi' mods, apart from 'OpenIV.asi', 'HeapAdjuster.asi/GTAV.HeapAdjuster.asi' & 'InversePower.asi'.
- Create a new 'mods' folder where the old one was.
- Install latest DriveV '.oiv' to the new empty 'mods' folder.
- Install F7YO's gameconfig (& only one of the heap adjusters) for the game version you are using:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gta-5-gameconfig-300-cars - Load game, play & confirm whether you get the same crash or not.
If you still have crashes after that, you could then delete each of the 'dlcpacks' folders one by one & then 'x64w.rpf' & then 'update.rpf', while loading the game inbetween each delete & confirm for the mod author where the issue exists.
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
@Jocoer
Nah, I've never used ZM3. Here's Yoho's tutorial on doing it tho:
https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/526/how-to-create-car-wipers-on-gta5-vehicle
@Jocoer
Yeah, I think it can only be fixed in ZModeler3.
@Jocoer
For some of the vanilla cars (~347 according to description) you need to have this mod installed:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/project-of-wipers-for-original-cars
It doesn't support all vanilla cars (hasn't been updated since July 28, 2016).
For community built vehicles, only these ones support wipers:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/all/tags/wipers/most-downloaded
@DHU
As a test, replace STONE_10 in 'vehicles.awc' with this silent version:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17NIUKuqzlF_hW-r7EuRnJScOVy3oJyxC/view?usp=sharing
Right-click 'vehicles.awc' > 'Export to openformats (.oac) > replace 'STONE_10' in 'vehicles' folder > drag & drop 'vehicles.oac' back into OpenIV over the original 'vehicles.awc'.
If it still makes a noise, the game must be getting the sound from another location:
OpenIV > Ctrl+F3 > 'Search in:' mods folder only (top dropdown menu) > 'Search for:' 'Audio tracks' (in bottom dropdown menu) > Search for 'STONE_10' & see what you find? Replace all 'STONE_10' files you find with the silent one.
Let me know how you get on with that. You can always reply in this thread:
https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/31064/looking-for-a-certain-sound-in-the-mp-smuggler-directory/3
Generally, communication is better in forum, can post pics etc, but either is cool.
@Fiesta95
Keep 'ScriptHookVDotNet.asi' in there too (& any other 'vital' '.asi's, ie ones that are needed for a '.dll' that you might have to function etc).
I just can't list them all or know exactly what you have installed.
You can leave any trainer '.asi's you might have in there too
@Roberto_YTPH @Slimslugga713 @JohnCarter1 @Weiner-hands_Boi
If you would like to help diagnose the issue, you could try this:
Diagnostic Approach:
- Rename your 'scripts' folder to something else temporarily ('scripts - [RENAMED]' etc).
- Rename you 'mods' folder to something else temporarily ('mods - [RENAMED]' etc).
- Remove/move any/all '.asi' mods, apart from 'OpenIV.asi', 'HeapAdjuster.asi/GTAV.HeapAdjuster.asi' & 'InversePower.asi'.
- Create a new 'mods' folder where the old one was.
- Install latest DriveV '.oiv' to the new empty 'mods' folder.
- Install F7YO's gameconfig (& only one of the heap adjusters) for the game version you are using:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gta-5-gameconfig-300-cars
- Load game, play & confirm whether you get the same crash or not.
If you still have crashes after that, you could then delete each of the 'dlcpacks' folders one by one & then 'x64w.rpf' & then 'update.rpf', while loading the game inbetween each delete & confirm for the mod author where the issue exists.
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
Just in case that thread linked above gets deleted etc:
Mechanical Wiper Sounds Locations:
- Bomb bay door/mechanical wiper sound is '0x026FCA26.wav' located here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\0x026FCA26.wav
- Clicking sound (as wiper changes direction) is 'STONE_10.wav' located in the same place here:
...\mods\x64\audio\sfx\RESIDENT.rpf\vehicles.awc\STONE_10.wav
@Yoha
I identified the '.wav' files causing the mechanical/grinding wiper sound caused by mpsmuggler dlc.
Details here:
https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/31064/looking-for-a-certain-sound-in-the-mp-smuggler-directory/3