42 minutes ago, Bert Pieke said:

I just copied the plane over from my FSX installation and the panel.cfg file included:

gauge21=RASDuke_Sound!Sound, 1,1,2,2,./SimObjects/Airplanes/RealAir Duke B60 V2/Panel/Sound/RASDuke_Sound.ini
gauge22=RASDuke!Sound_Manager, 1,1,3,3

 

Bert  ....

That worked a treat  .... thank you very much for your help ... I am a happy chap  :)

Paul 

Mine is internal, the FSX way..

18 minutes ago, Bert Pieke said:

Mine is internal, the FSX way..

Okay at least that gives me another clue to explore later. Thanks for the reply!

 

1 hour ago, Kevlar01 said:

Bert, I did exactly the same as you but I get a Config File Not Found error when I load the B60 and no new sounds. Is your B60 install inside the P3 folder (the FSX way) or external from the root sim per the preferred LM way? Mine is external & I think that might be causing my problems. Thanks for your help! -Kevin

I was running into issues with having the files installed outside of the P3D4 folder structure. Content log couldn't find the .WAV files or P3D4 couldn't find the .INI file. Finally went in to the .INI file and changed all the file locations to absolute from relative, ie. .\SimObjects\Airplanes to E:\Shared planes\SimObjects\Airplanes. Also made the same change for the Panel.Cfg file from relative to Absolute and Bingo, Bongo the flaps and spoilers and landing gear came back as music to my ears.

P3D sometimes has 'issues' using the relative file reference and changing to absolute seems to clear thing up.

Pease_W,

That makes sense and matches up to the error info that's displayed when it can't find the ini file. I'll give it a go tonight... thanks for the tip!

Kevin

Hi, I have been following this thread, waiting until I could use the Duke Turbine in v4 with all sounds.

I had the same issue as Pease_W, but when I tried updating all the file locations to absolute, it still would give me file not found errors. I'm pretty confident this is because I tried to install in an external folder rather than install into the P3D v4 structure.

I found that the app is searching for the files from the context of the folder the RASDukeTv2_Sound.ini file is in, so I updated my config file to just have \filename.wav as the location, and it works again. 

TLDR;

Here is my whole RASDukeTv2_Sound.ini file. Backup your original and paste this in it if you are getting file not found errors when loading the duke. Good luck.

 

 

 

 

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;// === REALAIR CUSTOM SOUNDS VERSION 2 ===
;//==== 14 Oct 2015 reverse prop sounds added =======
;//==== 9 Oct 2015 wav file paths changed to suit P3D3 =======
;//==== Final Adjustments RY Dec 14th 2014 =======
;//==== Adjusted Parking brake on/off and other volumes  volume RY DEC 19th ====
;//==== Further volume adjustments RY October 19th 2015

[Config]
MaxSounds=70
GlobalCommands=SoundGlobals
LoopOut=SoundLoop

[Sounds]
Sound00=\KEYPRESS_ANNUN.wav, -200
Sound01=\LARGEROCKER.wav, -1400
Sound02=\LIGHT_RAD_ROTARY_SWITCH.wav, -50
Sound03=\LIGHT_ROTARY_SWITCH.wav, -50
Sound04=\LIGHT_ROTARY_SWITCHONOFF.wav, -50
Sound05=\SMALL_SWITCH.wav, -200
Sound06=\SOFTKEYPRESS.wav, -200
Sound07=\SOFTKEYPRESSALT.wav, -200
Sound08=\SoftKeyPressGPSNew.wav, -100
Sound09=\SOFTKEYPRESSRADIO.wav, -100
Sound10=\PARKING_BRAKES_ON.wav, -550
Sound11=\PARKING_BRAKES_OFF.wav, -550

Sound12=\LANDINGGEARLEVER.wav, -100
Sound13=\LARGEROCKERRED.wav, -1800
Sound14=\MAGNETO1.wav, -100
Sound15=\MAGNETO2.wav, -100

Sound16=\ALTAIRLEVER.wav, -300
Sound17=\EngineFailL.wav
Sound18=\EngineFailR.wav

Sound19=\FUEL_SELECTOR.wav, -600
Sound20=\TrimLoop.wav, -1600

Sound21=\RASSpoilerOpen.wav, -500
Sound22=\RASSpoilerClose.wav, -500

Sound23=\RASSpoilerWind.wav
Sound24=\ShortWoosh.wav
Sound25=\RASCanopyBlast.wav
Sound26=\LANDING_GEAR_WIND.wav
Sound27=\FLAP_VIBRATION.wav
Sound28=\AILERON_VIBRATION.wav
Sound29=\AOver_G.wav
Sound30=\AOA_Loop.wav
Sound31=\Roll_Loop.wav

Sound32=\A_GearDownActuator.wav, -4000
Sound33=\B_GearDownMotor.wav, -4000
Sound34=\C_NoseDownLocked.wav, -4000
Sound35=\D_LeftDownLocked.wav, -4000
Sound36=\E_RightDownLocked.wav, -4000
Sound37=\F_GearUpActuator.wav, -4000
Sound38=\G_GearUpMotor.wav, -4000
Sound39=\H_NoseIN.wav, -5000
Sound40=\I_LeftMainIN.wav, -5000
Sound41=\J_RightMainIN.wav, -5000
Sound42=\K_NoseDoorClose.wav, -3000
Sound43=\L_LeftDoorClose.wav, -3000
Sound44=\M_RightDoorClose.wav, -3000

Sound45=\FlapFailedMotor.wav, -250
Sound46=\FlapFailedBang.wav, -200

Sound47=\FlapMotorStart.wav, -1000
Sound48=\FlapMotorLoop.wav, -1000
Sound49=\FlapMotorStop.wav, -1000

Sound50=\BrakesLo.wav, -500
Sound51=\BrakesMed.wav, -1000
Sound52=\BrakesQuiet.wav, -500
Sound53=\BrakesSqueek.wav, -200
Sound54=\BrakesStop.wav, -800
Sound55=\BrakesStop2.wav, -500

Sound56=\Duke_TableOpen.wav, -100
Sound57=\Duke_TableClose.wav, -100
Sound58=\Duke_ArmrestUp.wav, -70
Sound59=\Duke_ArmrestDown.wav, -70

Sound60=\MasterWarn.wav, -60

Sound61=\DukeT_ReverseL.wav
Sound62=\DukeT_ReverseR.wav

[LVars]
Lvar00=KeypressAnnunSound
Lvar01=LargerockerSound
Lvar02=LightRotRadSwitchSound
Lvar03=LightRotSwitchSound
Lvar04=LightRotSwitchONSound
Lvar05=SmallSwitchSound
Lvar06=SoftkeypressSound
Lvar07=SoftkeypressAltSound
Lvar08=SoftkeypressGPSSound
Lvar09=SoftkeypressradioSound
Lvar10=ParkingonSound
Lvar11=ParkingoffSound
Lvar12=LandinggearleverSound
Lvar13=LargerockerredSound
Lvar14=Magneto1Sound
Lvar15=Magneto2Sound
Lvar16=altAirLeverSound
Lvar17=dsdEngineFailLSound
Lvar18=dsdEngineFailRSound
Lvar19=fuelSelectorSound
Lvar20=trimLoopSound

Lvar21=spoilerOpenSound
Lvar22=spoilerCloseSound

Lvar23=dsdSpoilerWindSound
Lvar24=dsdYawWindSound
Lvar25=dsdCanopyWindSound
Lvar26=dsdGearWindSound
Lvar27=dsdFlapFlutterSound
Lvar28=dsdAileronFlutterSound
Lvar29=dsdgOverloadSound
Lvar30=dsdAoaWindSound
Lvar31=dsdRollRateSound

Lvar32=gearSoundA
Lvar33=gearSoundB
Lvar34=gearSoundC
Lvar35=gearSoundD
Lvar36=gearSoundE
Lvar37=gearSoundF
Lvar38=gearSoundG
Lvar39=gearSoundH
Lvar40=gearSoundI
Lvar41=gearSoundJ
Lvar42=gearSoundK
Lvar43=gearSoundL
Lvar44=gearSoundM

Lvar45=flapFailedMotorSound
Lvar46=flapFailBangSound

Lvar47=dsdFlapMotorStartSound
Lvar48=dsdFlapMotorLoopSound
Lvar49=dsdFlapMotorStopSound

Lvar50=brakesLo
Lvar51=brakesMed
Lvar52=brakesQuiet
Lvar53=brakesSqueek
Lvar54=brakesStop
Lvar55=brakesStop2

Lvar56=tableOpenSound
Lvar57=tableCloseSound
Lvar58=armrestUpSound
Lvar59=armrestDownSound

Lvar60=dsdMasterWarnSound

Lvar61=dsdRevLSound
Lvar62=dsdRevRSound

[Volume_Variables]
Lvar21=spoilerMotorDsdVol
Lvar22=spoilerMotorDsdVol
Lvar23=dsdSpoilerWindVol
Lvar24=dsdYawWindVol
Lvar25=dsdCanopyWindVol
Lvar26=dsdGearWindVol
Lvar27=dsdFlapFlutterVol
Lvar28=dsdAileronFlutterVol
Lvar29=dsdgOverloadVol
Lvar30=dsdAoaWindVol
Lvar31=dsdRollRateVol

Lvar32=dsdGearVol2
Lvar33=dsdGearVol3
Lvar34=dsdGearVol1
Lvar35=dsdGearVol1
Lvar36=dsdGearVol1
Lvar37=dsdGearVol2
Lvar38=dsdGearVol3
Lvar39=dsdGearVol1
Lvar40=dsdGearVol1
Lvar41=dsdGearVol1
Lvar42=dsdGearVol1
Lvar43=dsdGearVol1
Lvar44=dsdGearVol1

Lvar47=dsdFlapMotorVol
Lvar48=dsdFlapMotorVol
Lvar49=dsdFlapMotorVol

Lvar61=dsdRevLVol
Lvar62=dsdRevRVol

[Frequency_Variables]
Lvar61=dsdRevLFreq
Lvar62=dsdRevRFreq

[Pan_Variables]
Lvar61=dsdRevLPan
Lvar62=dsdRevRPan

 

Hi guys

I've read this whole thread and still cant get this gauge to work.  The only .GAU file I have lives in \Documents\Prepar3D v4 Add-ons\Real Air Turbine Duke V2\Gauges.

I have the Real Air Turbine Duke v2 installed via the add-on.xml method.

I have taken the gauge from Doug dsd_p3d_xml_sound_x64.dll, renamed it to RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau and dropped it into my gauges folder, overwrote the original but this doesn't work?

I've seen people editing files/some people not editing files.....?

Can someone help please?

Hi everyone

Having now got the sounds back in the cockpit I am finding them a bit on the loud side  e.g flaps/landing gear  ....  (never pleasing some people is there haha)

I have tried altering the cockpit and environment sounds down within P3D v4 but sadly it doesn't change anything  ...

Are there values that can be altered within the config file?

Cheers

Paul 

2 minutes ago, Paul_ said:

Are there values that can be altered within the config file?

I was going to change the value of the last variable (it's a number) in the gear up/down and flaps up/down sound.ini file to see if that lowered the volume. Trial and error. If that didn't work I'll use Audacity to lower the individual .wav files.

47 minutes ago, Paul_ said:

Hi everyone

Having now got the sounds back in the cockpit I am finding them a bit on the loud side  e.g flaps/landing gear  ....  (never pleasing some people is there haha)

...

Are there values that can be altered within the config file?

This I can help you with...

In @supertemp post above, you will see that some of the sounds listed have negative integer values listed after their names.

These values represent attenuation, in hundredths of decibels.  By adding such a value to the line for the offending sound, you can reduce its volume.  The maximum attenuation possible is 100db, using a value of -10000, but I suspect that only your dog will be able to hear the sounds if you use an attenuation of any more than about 35db (-3500.)

DirectSound does not support amplification, so you can't make the sound louder using this method.

20 minutes ago, ddawson said:

This I can help you with...

In @supertemp post above, you will see that some of the sounds listed have negative integer values listed after their names.

These values represent attenuation, in hundredths of decibels.  By adding such a value to the line for the offending sound, you can reduce its volume.  The maximum attenuation possible is 100db, using a value of -10000, but I suspect that only your dog will be able to hear the sounds if you use an attenuation of any more than about 35db (-3500.)

DirectSound does not support amplification, so you can't make the sound louder using this method.

Hi Doug

Where is the sound ini file located  .....  I am flying the Turbine not the B60  .. is it slightly different?

Paul

2 hours ago, sidfadc said:

Hi guys

I've read this whole thread and still cant get this gauge to work.  The only .GAU file I have lives in \Documents\Prepar3D v4 Add-ons\Real Air Turbine Duke V2\Gauges.

I have the Real Air Turbine Duke v2 installed via the add-on.xml method.

I have taken the gauge from Doug dsd_p3d_xml_sound_x64.dll, renamed it to RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau and dropped it into my gauges folder, overwrote the original but this doesn't work?

I've seen people editing files/some people not editing files.....?

Can someone help please?

Hi,

it should go into the panel folder!

What I did:

Duke:

Unzip and rename dsd_p3d_xml_sound_x64.dll to RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau. Put this file into ...\Realair\Simobjects\Airplanes\RealAir Duke Turbine V2\panel\ (replace the 32bit version). Done

Cheers,
Chris

6 minutes ago, Cargostorm said:

Hi,

try to put the RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau file into the root gauges folder of "...\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d V4\gauges" and see if it works.

If it works, it appears that you have not included the correct entry/path in the gauges.cfg sitting in the ProgramData folder for Prepar3d V4, or add-on.xml (whatever method you prefer).

Cheers,
Chris

Thanks when you say "try to put the RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau file into the root gauges folder"

Do you mean the doug dawson gauge dsd_p3d_xml_sound_x64.dll, renamed it to RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau?  Then drop it in \Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d V4\gauges?

7 minutes ago, Cargostorm said:

Hi,

try to put the RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau file into the root gauges folder of "...\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d V4\gauges" and see if it works.

If it works, it appears that you have not included the correct entry/path in the gauges.cfg sitting in the ProgramData folder for Prepar3d V4.

Cheers,
Chris

It is really important that you put the new gauge in the same folder as the one it is replacing.

Before you put anything anywhere, look in panel.cfg for the name of the old gauge and then find that gauge.  Then you know where to put the new one, whether you are renaming it or not.

5 minutes ago, sidfadc said:

Thanks when you say "try to put the RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau file into the root gauges folder"

Do you mean the doug dawson gauge dsd_p3d_xml_sound_x64.dll, renamed it to RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau?  Then drop it in \Lockheed Martin\Prepar3d V4\gauges?

Sorry, I have just edited my previous post. I have put my renamed RASDukeTv2_Sound.gau file  in ....\Realair\Simobjects\Airplanes\RealAir Duke Turbine V2\panel\

But as Doug said just one post above, you should check the panel.cfg first.