Awesome sounds!

Reminds me a lot the sounds of the first MOD for IL2FB!

Many thanks for this ! Downloading now....

~S~

OK maybe I am with stupid, it is the first MOD I install in CoD but the engine sounds of the Bf109 and Spit do not seem to work.

Everything was installed correctly, I see the new pictures on the screen.

I checked by running launcher with the -dump option and looked at which files are loaded when flying a Bf109 (in the _dump\$core\samples directory).
It loads files (so it is working) but none of the Daimler.wav sound objects.

Did anybody have bigger success than me?


EDIT: SOLVED! I had removed the whole directory instead of removing only the .fmb :)
Nice sounds!

You don't have any sounds at all?

I went ahead and charged into this last night intoxicated and was able to manage it ok.

I think it's working. Sounds a lot better.

did you put this http://www.kegetys.net/
place the mod folder inside the game directory
right click on the launcher to create a new one
and add to the target this "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\Launcher.exe" -mod=MODS\CMSound

hope this helps

Hm can i fly Multiplayer with this mod? Or will steam ban me?

Better don't risk it.....:rolleyes:

Please chaps dont take this online and get into trouble , updated download will be available soon and thank you very much for the good vibes one and all.

no thank you:grin:

They do sound very good, but I am very much curious as to what flight model modifications have to do with a soundmod? Their presence alone and the stuff they modify (I'll keep my speculations to myself to avoid a flamefest) makes me wary of ulterior motives ... Can anyone explain why fmd files need to be modified to make use of different sounds? :confused:

The reason why is that there's a direct reference to engine sound file within the .emd file.
So you currently MUST modify the .emd file for implementing or tweaking a sound filename (which IMHO is a poor implementation choice, since FM-related files shouldn't be concerned by potential sound mods).

It's that simple...