Shifts and DRS Beeps - SimHub

Shifts and DRS Beeps - SimHub 2.0.0

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Is there an option to replace or use different sounds for "shifting up"? I would love to replace it with the dinging noises that The AE86 From Initial D uses!
romainrob
romainrob
Hi! Thanks for the review. You should be able to use any mp3 file you want as a shift sound. Just place it into your simhub/sounds folder. Restart simhub, and it should appear in the target list (in the event mapping screen)
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How do i get it to play? do i need a dash on? i cant seem to get it to play the beep
romainrob
romainrob
Hi. This doesn't require a dash to be running. You need to copy the files and map the SimHub events as described on the overview page.
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AceSCMF
amazing script, thank you so much!
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S
Does exactly what In needed. Came essential at a race where there were no DRS markers on the track. A great little app. Many thanks!
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Peregrine
Wow I actually didn't expect that you would include my request thanks a lot! I used a different sound from a different mod for DRS available & deployed.
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Zander
Just what i needed for DRS zones. Thank you.
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Jack.A.Lope
The range of volume and pitch works fine for me. I'm old so lower pitch sounds are best, and I think the 600hz beep at -6db works great. Nice job, mate.
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mesa
Thanks!
Good idea, still bad implementation.
All sounds are way to loud - no volume changes, all sounds at the same pitch, dbs - i'm afraid would be enough only one Beep per changes .
Need to improve, and it will be a good app ;)
romainrob
romainrob
Hi! Thanks for the feedback. Yet I'm a bit confused by it. I included 45 mp3 files; 5 different tones (600, 1300, 2000, 2700 and 3400hz), each in 9 different audio level (0,-3,-6,-9,-12,-15,-18,-21,-24 dB). Once they are correctly placed in the “C:\Program Files (x86)\SimHub\Sounds” folder, they should all appear in the event target list (after restarting Simhub).
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Stevenquan21
Hello I am a bit confused I tried finding sim hub but can't find it and i'm just really confused if someone can dumb down everything and explain how to install everything that be nice as I have no idea what I'm doing.
romainrob
romainrob
Hi. SimHub is available here : https://www.simhubdash.com/
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