Need New File

[Sceptre]

Hi, could anyone be kind enough to send me a small file from DCS World? It's name is PlaneAfterburner.sdef and it is located in DCS World\Sounds\sdef.

Just messing around with some sound mods and I forgot to backup this file.

Thanks!

[Falcon_S]

From Engines folder?

PlaneAfterburner.rar

[Sceptre]

Its not the wav file, its the .sdef file from the path I put in the first post

[cichlidfan]

I have that file in DCS World\Sounds\sdef\Aircrafts\Engines but not in the path you specified. Are you sure about that?

 

Mine is an unpatched v1.2.8 release.

[Sceptre]

Mine is also 1.2.8..... Guess I just have a wierd install then lol, because I can play MP without isues.

[cichlidfan]

I think you might have a file in a place where it doesn't belong but depending on how the path search for sound files works it might still get used. I have checked the 1.2.8 Open Beta and a clean 1.2.7 install and all have that file in the path I noted above.

 

Here is the file anyway.

PlaneAfterburner.zip

[Sceptre]

Thanks

[Flagrum]

Hi, could anyone be kind enough to send me a small file from DCS World? It's name is PlaneAfterburner.sdef and it is located in DCS World\Sounds\sdef.

Just messing around with some sound mods and I forgot to backup this file.

Thanks!

You can always run a DCS Repair to restore files. Ofc preferably after you disabled your mods first - to reduce the download size that DCS Repair produces. (you are using JSGME for your mods - so you can enable/disable them with a mouse click, aren't you? :o)

[Sceptre]

You can always run a DCS Repair to restore files. Ofc preferably after you disabled your mods first - to reduce the download size that DCS Repair produces. (you are using JSGME for your mods - so you can enable/disable them with a mouse click, aren't you? :o)

 

I thought only certain mods worked with JGSME.... I used it a lot for IL-2 but not all mod authors put in their description that it works with JGSME.

[Flagrum]

I thought only certain mods worked with JGSME.... I used it a lot for IL-2 but not all mod authors put in their description that it works with JGSME.

JGSME is at least nowadays the defacto standard for DCS. Especially because it is easy to use - for the user of the mods and for the mod creators. Basically all a what is needed for a mod to be JGSME compatible is a directory and beneath that, the DCS directory structure for the files that are added or modified by the mod.

 

Example: PeterP's "Unchain Rudder from Trim" Mod consists of these files:

Ka-50 - Unchain Rudder\Mods\aircrafts\Ka-50\Cockpit\Scripts\Macro_sequencies.lua
Ka-50 - Unchain Rudder\Scripts\Aircrafts\_Common\Cockpit\Macro_handler.lua

They are then just copied to:

...\DCS World\Mods\aircrafts\Ka-50\Cockpit\Scripts\Macro_sequencies.lua
...\DCS World\Scripts\Aircrafts\_Common\Cockpit\Macro_handler.lua

by JGSME (after making backup copies automatically, etc.).

 

There is somewhere in the forums a more in-depth tutorial about how to juse JGSME.

[cichlidfan]

The Ultimate DCS World JSGME Guide - If you use mods, you need this