Realistic Subaru STI EJ207 F4 Engine Audio for OIV & FiveM 1.0

Add-On Sound Subaru

Description

Realistic Subaru STI EJ207 F4 Engine Audio for OIV & FiveM

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== Mod Info ==

Subaru EJ207 F4T v1.0 Commissioned by: personal project Special notes: N/A Changelog: N/A

Requirements:

-All vanilla dlcpacks up to mptuner (Los Santos Tuners) for SP. -A FiveM server build that supports the Los Santos Tuners assets for FiveM.

Credits:

Monky, w/, RooST4R, dexyfex - DAT/REL Documentation Legacy_DMC - GSTools, REV guidance 3P1C - REL XMLs InfamousSabre - Help with sample improvements/fixes, Audacity guidance TheAdmiester - Forza Motorsport/Horizon series and Codemasters games sample extraction

Sources:

Turn 10 Studios (Forza Motorsport '23) - Engine & Exhaust sounds Ghost Games (Need for Speed: Heat) - Shutdown, ignition, and horn sounds

Recommended to use on: Subaru EJ engine#EJ207

== Description ==

This mod implements (without replacements!) a custom engine/exhaust audio from another game(s), which can be loaded onto any vehicle by using "aq90subej207" in the vehicles.meta audioNameHash entry for a given car. Contains AWC files with an NPC/outside version along with custom DAT151 and DAT54 files used for audio configuration. This mod uses samples that are ported from Forza Motorsport '23, thanks to a newly developed granular porting method. Extra effort is also spent on non-engine-related parts of the audio, for an immersive experience. AWC/REL code is open-source and unencrypted for those who want to edit it for personal use (such as volume adjustments) or to learn from it, however I do NOT tolerate reuploads without my explicit permission.