Those who have FSX and need a great laugh, open up the R-22 sound folder, and listen to XRotor.wav, XWhup.wav and XWind.wav... These were obviously left in by accident, as they are clearly the dev's "temporary sound effects" during development... :-lol

LMAO thats hilarious. Yeah I think someone was obviously supposed to have removed that and forgot.lol

hehe :)

ROFL... I don't want to spoil the fun, so I won't tell you all what it is. All I can say is that it is worth listening to.

THAT made my day! Nice find!-Jeremy Burchhttp://home.earthlink.net/~dawgfighter/sit...es/swvasig1.gifSWVA4806 http://www.virtualswa.com/home.phpThe Ozark Dogfighter http://forums.avsim.net/images/wedge.gifCurrent system:Pentium 4 Cedar Mill 641 (3.40GHz), Abit AW8D, Gigabyte GeForce 7900GTX (512MB DDR3 PCI-Express x16),Corsair XMS2 Pro 2GB PC2 6400 (DDR2 800), 2 SeaGate Barracuda 250GB hard drives, Sound Blaster X-Fi PlatinumKlipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 speakers, NEC 20" CRT, Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback 2Please note: System specs are for reference in tech forums only and are not to be taken as meaning anything else.Doing so will result in eye-rolling, possible teeth grinding and perhaps mild internal chuckling.Happy Flying!

No Bill,How in the name of all that is good did you come across these files??I have a mental image of you, huddled over your computer late, late at night, just trying various things at random: "No, that's not funny....uh, nothing here....oh golly! Bingo!" :-jumpy-Rick----------- My System -----------P4 @ 2.53 GHz / 1GB RAM / NVIDIA GeForce 6800XT, 256MB / Windows XP Home

Lol! I am tempted to replace the default Robinson soundfiles with these!

Well, I was up in a Robinson a few months ago and this sounds pretty authentic. OK it was about to go in for a service!

Wild!Do you remember the movie "Mars Attacks" where the Marsians only said "gak-gak gak-gak-gak" through the whole film. That was originally just dummy sound FX from the sound designers, but the director (Tim Burton i think) loved it, and kept it.With a little renaming you can swap the sounds and make a toy-chopper with ready-made sound!Eagle

:-lol That's hilarious!

LOL! Actually, the "rotor.wav" and "whup.wav" are the same sound muffled down. Nice find!

>No Bill,>>How in the name of all that is good did you come across these>files??>>I have a mental image of you, huddled over your computer late,>late at night, just trying various things at random: "No,>that's not funny....uh, nothing here....oh golly! Bingo!">:-jumpyRick, I'd like to take credit for finding them, but alas and alak, cannot do so in good conscience. Another beta tester noticed them first and I simply reported the find here because is IS funny.Now I have a mental image of this (unknown) ACES developer sitting in his office with the door closed, hunched over his microphone and hoping that no one would walk into his office and "catch him in the act," so to speak... :-laugh1 BURBLE-BURBLE-BURBLE-BURBLE... :-rotor

There are a lot of files in FSX that should have been pulled before it shipped. Have a look at the the following "textures" in the texture folder:Group1.r8Group2.r8Microsoft's pre-RTM review process has been lax for some time...

yeah, and THAT's the best part! :-lol

Errr how do you open those .r8 textures?