im trying to stream a custom car engine sound from sentinel SG4 and i have a sound mod that works and i followed the file/code line directly from the working sound mod but i can not get the sentinel sg4 sounds working, so im thinking that should the awc files be encrypted? and if yes how would i go about doing that? i know how to encrypt .rpf files but the same method does not work awc. i also tried searching the forums but could not find anything that would help.
Grab the .oac file, use OpenIV and simply drag the .oac into OpenIV’s open folder - it will automatically get converted to an .awc file.
i have the .awc files but im prety sure they are not ‘‘encrypted’’ so they wont work with fivem if im right.
Nope, I had .awc files by just dragging them to OpenIV
disregard, i found out i was using the wrong name for the sound.
hey man, how could you do that, can you give me some information please!
What do you mean, informations to have the custom sound of an addon vehicle streamed in your server?
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If so, just take a look at my folder for the vehicle of this topic for example, which is this one : Ubermacht Sentinel SG4 [Add-On | Liveries] - GTA5-Mods.com
You i’ll have a folder like this, you can just take it as a base for your next addon vehicle folder if you want to.
sentinelsg4.rar (18.6 MB)
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If anyone is willing to help me get this to work. Server sided. Rally car Sound Mod v1.0 - GTA5-Mods.com Please let me know if you can help with getting this one to work
No, it’ not related to the engine sound. In the most of case when you open a dlc.rpf addon vehicle in open IV, you’ll have inside x64/data a “lang” folder. So this is useful if you have for example a custom menu for vehicles in your server, each mods (spoiler, bumpers, stickers, etc) will have his name displayed in the menu instead of “null” or blank, same thing for the vehicle name as you can see line 31, when your vehicle will be stored to the garage
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i see, thank you very much!!
Muchas gracias por esto me ayudaste muchisimo estuve 2 horas buscando esto, y gracias a tu codigo lo entendi