Gun sounds

[Knight of the Rose]

:bow:

It's a great honour to be among you in this ancient most famous dojo.

Last night I decided to give STW another swing (for the first time in a couple of years) and remebered one slight annoyance.

When you or your enemy is hit my arrows, you can hear it, as the game plays a sound.

IIRC, there is also a sound for being hit by bullets/musket fire. But it'll never be played in battle.

So I ask, most humbly, if you in your wisdom know this to be a feature never implementet or if I have sound card problems.

With most obidient respect,

/KotR

[Drisos]

Hi, welcome back! :bow:

It works fine for me, I hear clear gun sounds when the camera is close to firing musks.

I don't know about this problem... but good luck solving it! Posting in Apothecary (a forum on this board) may be a good idea. ~;)

[TosaInu]

Knight of the Rose seems to mean the hit of a bullet, not firing it.

[Drisos]

Oh dear, yeah, I must've misinterpreted his post. :embarassed: Well, I don't recall about that. When I get back on a my own comp coming week I'll test it for you. ~:)

[Knight of the Rose]

Yes, it is the sound of impact I'm missing. The sound of muskets is just fine. The sound files are in the \sounds\battle\troops-folder, and I can play them without problems. But they're not playing in the game.

There could be numerous solutions, which I will promptly seek in the relevant forum. I wanted to know if it actually was a problem before I posted there.

Thank you very much for looking into it for me, it is duly appreciated.

:bow:

KotR

[Brave]

Make them yourself, just sit there next to the computer and imagine what it would sound like. :beam:

[Drisos]

Tried it. I do hear something. Right before your hear the 'screams' of the dying men, I can hear some 'ticking'. It's nothing really significant though. You wouldn't notice in the heat of battle.

Ehmm, anybody know a quick way to find out what soundcard+driver I have? I'm not good at looking up system info.. :embarassed:

[TosaInu]

Start/Control Panel/System/Tab Hardware/Button Decivice manager is a way.

It should be possible to edit the soundfile and increase the volume.

[Drisos]

Allright, I'm not sure if I'm looking in the right way, but I found something like 'Realtek High definition Audio'. :book:

[TosaInu]

Sounds right.