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Orange Cosmos Roleplay 2[ARCHIVE] => Suggestions => Topic started by: vizioN on May 12, 2013, 12:29:05 PM
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We should definitely implement a startup sound when starting the vehicle. Having it simply start after pressing R is boring and doesn't tell anyone outside of the vehicle if you're actually starting it or not.
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We should definitely implement a startup sound when starting the vehicle. Having it simply start after pressing R is boring and doesn't tell anyone outside of the vehicle if you're actually starting it or not.
I like this, but don't make all the car start sounds the same, like other servers. Other servers make all the car start sounds the same it gets really annoying.
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Devs, if you want, I can edit some of the car start sounds that are lame like the 4x4 pickup. Other cars have good start sounds like the 616.
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Are you talking about the engine starting up or like the sound of you putting in the key and turning it?
All sickness cars have engine startup sounds. I thought those were going to be used with the OCRP2 9 update, but apparently not.
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Are you talking about the engine starting up or like the sound of you putting in the key and turning it?
All sickness cars have engine startup sounds. I thought those were going to be used with the OCRP2 9 update, but apparently not.
I think this is a really good idea, cool startup sounds and maybe the little key insert and "ding ding" noise when a player presses 'R', I can have the sound recorded, or get one from a soundbase. Either way, this is a really good idea thread.
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As I posted and someone else posted before. The same startup sound for each car would be retarded. A 4 cyl starting sounds NOTHING like a v8. Same for a diesel engine. And no not all sickness vehicles have starting sounds. Some of them have just the sound of the engine revving down like the 4x4.
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I was planing on suggest this my self. But you beat me to it. Though I must say that for this to be really good, I think you shouldn't just press 'R', you should hold it in til the engine starts. And if you release the button before the car doesn't start.