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@delpinsky @Apexxer great work with the NSX GT3 updates - happy to confirm it now pulls away as expected and the slider polycarb looks great. Still got an issue with the audio level though:
Comparing to your own mods (or other mods) might be yielding similar levels, but those mods might be loud in the first place. I really like what you've done with the NSX audio but for me, on my Yamaha 5.1 kit, it's still orders of magnitude louder than Kunos GT3 cars, literally (no joke) painfully so. Especially the whistle. I'm not making this up, honestly..!
Kunos cars are probably a more sensible benchmark than other audio mods so please don't take offence but I used @GzeroD 's config tip and balanced the engine volume as best I could against the Kunos 488 GT3 and created a new config that lowers the cockpit engine volume by almost two thirds, down to 0.37 of the original volume. For me, on my system, this makes using it possible without having to adjust my amp levels just for this car, and makes the cockpit volume in the same ballpark as all the other GT3 cars in my collection.
Anyway, if anyone else is experiencing similar issues and wants to try it, here's the new config. It only changes the cockpit engine volume, all other levels remain unchanged. However, the other parameters are there to be adjusted in case anyone wants to (eg external engine noise, if this is now too overbearing when racing against other NSX GT3s).
Just place the new ext_config.ini in honda_nsx_gt3_acc/extension and overwrite when asked. To change back to the original levels simply edit [AUDIO_VOLUME] ENGINE_INT = 1.0 (or delete the whole [AUDIO_VOLUME] section)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/hqz57ia6xudin9y/ext_config.ini/file
Anyway, hope that helps others with the same issue and again - no offence is intended by adjusting your mod. As I already said, I really like the audio, it was just the volume that was killing it for me.
Same for me, the sound is a bit on the loud side. I have volume buttons on my keyboard so not a big deal but I must also admit, since @GzeroD posted how to adjust volume levels on a per car basis, I have done this to a few mods now. Works great!