This prevents the need to duplicate the sound files in multiple locations on the HDD. Where the sounds are likely to be used by many different items of rolling stock, it is often prefferable to create a common folder to hold the sounds. The WAV file is a sound recording that is usually in a particular format, and is "called" by the SMS file to provide the relevant sound effect. An additional folder called \SOUND is usually included to hold all the relevant sound information, such as the SMS and WAV. Typically each piece of rolling stock (locomotive or wagon, etc.) has its own folder in the \TRAINSET folder, and this folder contains all ENG and WAG files required to define the train. If a passenger view has been made, it can also have its own SMS file. This name must be specified exactly in the corresponding WAG file. Tenders and Wagon - Wagons (freight wagons, passenger coaches or tenders) also have their own xxxxx.SMS file, which lists the external sounds. This name must be specified exactly in the "wagon of engine" section in the corresponding ENG file. The file xxx圎NG.SMS is used for the outside. The file xxxxCAB.SMS is used for the inside, so the cabin sounds. Locomotives - there are two sound files that are used for the configuration of sounds for a locomotive, xxxxxCAB.SMS and xxxx圎NG.SMS. To set up a train with functional sounds the following files will be required: It would be great to have some feedback, as this helps to ensure the accuracy of the information.
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SMS (Sound Management System) files are used in OR to add sounds to the experience of operating trains, and this page describes how to set up sound files for Open Rails, and is based upon contributions by Roger van Duijnhoven
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