[AIRdomination]

Suburb job! 99.99% jet sounds. May I make a small observation?

The me 262 had a two cycle engine (one per engine) located in the front cone. there was a pull starter to start each engine. This is why the engine start on these sounded like rattling tin cans. I guess the developers were trying to emulate the sound of a two-stroke snow blower or grass edger.

I used to be an aircraft mechanic and this sounds great! now one other thing is that the shut down on some engines have a distinctive sound as well. it is much like the start up you include only in reverse, and it takes a little longer to wind down. It is like someone simply pulled the plug. It is really fuel cutoff that kills the engine.

On start it might be neat to be able to hear the tick-tick tick of the spark igniters, however no spark igniters on shutdown.

(just a thought)

Great work

Thanks for the feedback! But unfortunatly there are no sound files that support engine shutdown... so I can't make one for it. And unfortunatly in the game I cannot make each jet engine sound unique because every jet plane in the game uses the same sound file... So this was the best I could do for the best of both worlds.

[SkyMaster]

AIRdomination

Thanks for hosting thefile,I was able to download it this morning.
I might have had some heavy internet usuage going on in my area last night or something.

I have it now,thanks for the link and the download.



M4T is a good place to host files
Heres a link> http://www.mission4today.com/index.php

[dday8754]

Where do I extract the files? :?: :?:

[ArcticViper]

I'm surprised it isn't hosted by this very site...

Oh well, here goes nothing

[Avatar]

I like it, especially the start up. Thanks.

[LSA]

These aren't exactly those god-like perfect jet sounds like you've seen in some videos. The game does have its limits, and so does my freeware software.... but I can almost guarantee this is better than the originals with the soundmod.
....

The default jet engine startup sounded like vibrating soda cans.... and didn't exactly seem right. So I made my own here.

Thanks for you work! These are really good jet sounds. I've put them into service 8)
As for the starter sounds... Your sample is quite a modern one, but it won't ruin immersion, imho.
Keep up, mate!

[AIRdomination]

Where do I extract the files? :?: :?:

Put the .wav samples in:

IL-2 Sturmovik 1946/Files/Samples




Put the text .prs file in:


IL-2 Sturmovik 1946/Files/presets/sounds

[Guest]

Suburb job! 99.99% jet sounds. May I make a small observation?

The me 262 had a two cycle engine (one per engine) located in the front cone. there was a pull starter to start each engine. This is why the engine start on these sounded like rattling tin cans. I guess the developers were trying to emulate the sound of a two-stroke snow blower or grass edger.

I used to be an aircraft mechanic and this sounds great! now one other thing is that the shut down on some engines have a distinctive sound as well. it is much like the start up you include only in reverse, and it takes a little longer to wind down. It is like someone simply pulled the plug. It is really fuel cutoff that kills the engine.

On start it might be neat to be able to hear the tick-tick tick of the spark igniters, however no spark igniters on shutdown.

(just a thought)

Great work

Yes please do this!

[AIRdomination]

Suburb job! 99.99% jet sounds. May I make a small observation?

The me 262 had a two cycle engine (one per engine) located in the front cone. there was a pull starter to start each engine. This is why the engine start on these sounded like rattling tin cans. I guess the developers were trying to emulate the sound of a two-stroke snow blower or grass edger.

I used to be an aircraft mechanic and this sounds great! now one other thing is that the shut down on some engines have a distinctive sound as well. it is much like the start up you include only in reverse, and it takes a little longer to wind down. It is like someone simply pulled the plug. It is really fuel cutoff that kills the engine.

On start it might be neat to be able to hear the tick-tick tick of the spark igniters, however no spark igniters on shutdown.

(just a thought)

Great work

Yes please do this!

Please read the post RIGHT after that.... :roll:

[Guest]

Oops,

well anyway, there are engine startup sounds, those slots don't work?

[Dietz]

Very neat & much wanted improvement-MANY THANKS!
Dietz

[AIRdomination]

there are engine startup sounds, those slots don't work?

They work, but I also said that this is the best I could achieve.

Very neat & much wanted improvement-MANY THANKS!

Glad you like it.

[Hellzone]

Sounds like the start up on a turbine helicopter lol.

[rclark]

Great sounds Airdomination, thanks for this---
cheers--rclark

[Guest]

Suburb job! 99.99% jet sounds. May I make a small observation?

The me 262 had a two cycle engine (one per engine) located in the front cone. there was a pull starter to start each engine. This is why the engine start on these sounded like rattling tin cans. I guess the developers were trying to emulate the sound of a two-stroke snow blower or grass edger.

I used to be an aircraft mechanic and this sounds great! now one other thing is that the shut down on some engines have a distinctive sound as well. it is much like the start up you include only in reverse, and it takes a little longer to wind down. It is like someone simply pulled the plug. It is really fuel cutoff that kills the engine.

On start it might be neat to be able to hear the tick-tick tick of the spark igniters, however no spark igniters on shutdown.

(just a thought)

Great work

Can post a link to an example to these sounds?