Definition Of Sound Options In GUI

[HitchHikingFlatlander]

In trying to tweak my sounds to my liking I was wondering if someone from ED or anyone else could tell me what sounds the individual sliders control (i.e: Cockpit, World, Headphones, etc...). I have a good idea of what some sounds are controlled by but I thought if I had a more definitive explanation it would make things faster.

 

Apologies if this has been covered before and thanks in advance for the assistance.

[HitchHikingFlatlander]

Bump!

[104th_Crunch]

Check out the gui manual in the docs folder.

[Frederf]

The GUI manual hasn't been updated (I think) for the 1.02 patch. I too would like to hear a description of exactly what each audio slider does.

[104th_Crunch]

This is what the GUI manual contains. Not sure what you mean by not being updated as It includes all the optons available...

 

 

 

 

Audio Settings

 

Along the right side of the screen are the settings to control the audio environment in the game. This is done through a combination of six sliders and two radio buttons.

The audio sliders increase volume when moved to the right and decrease when moved to the left. Each slider is dedicated to a specific audio channel:

 

 VOLUME. This controls the master volume of the audio settings and affects all channels equally.

 

 GUI. The volume of the Graphics User Interface (GUI) devices, like button clicks, is controlled with this slider.

 MUSIC. The volume of the music that is heard when in the menu screens is adjusted with this slider.

 

 WORLD. The volume of audio sources outside of the cockpit.

 

 COCKPIT. This slider controls the volume levels of audio sources inside your cockpit. Examples include switches and fans.

 

 HEADPHONES. Use this slider to adjust volume levels that would come through the pilot's headphones such as radio messages and warnings.

 

Below the sliders are two radio buttons that act as on-off switches:

 

 RADIO SPEECH. Turn all radio speech on or off.

 

 SUBTITLES. Turn all text subtitles on or off.

[Martillo1]

Some options were stripped out, so we can not assure the functionality is conserved without change.

[HitchHikingFlatlander]

Thanks a bunch for the responses really helps out just knowing what does what!

[induswebi]

I really appreciate the reply of crunch

[Weed89]

Thanks!! EXACTLY what i came looking for