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 Zzz
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Topic: hitsounds
Posted: 2010/07/28 23:52
So basically variable pitch doesn't work for some unknown reason to me.
Yes, i have hitsounds enabled in menu3spn. But still, every hit - be it a headshot or minigun spray - sounds exactly the same. :(
Anyone know why this is? Any help would be much appreciated. :)
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 t1Mzz
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Posted: 2010/07/29 18:14
since i use the 64 version of ut i've the same problem :( !
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 nite
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Posted: 2010/07/29 20:59
exactly the same here, i'm looking forward to the help too :)
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 Y@tJA
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Posted: 2010/07/31 04:08
Try the settings below, copy them into [ALAudio.ALAudioSubsystem] in ut2004-win64.ini. If you're using 32-bit and theres no different pitch in hitsounds the solution might be simpler than you think, check if "DisablePitch=" is set to True (should be False). That's what i think disabled the variable hitsounds to begin with for me when i experienced the same problem you guys are having. As a 64-bit user i believe it could be beneficial if you've installed OpenAL
[ALAudio.ALAudioSubsystem]
UseEAX=False
Use3DSound=True
UseDefaultDriver=False ;Experiment with this value to determine if you gain anything in quality
CompatibilityMode=False
MaxEAXVersion=255
UsePrecache=True
ReverseStereo=False
Channels=128 ;This value might be a tad excessive and isn't necessarily supported by your soundcard, if the game crashes try a lower value like 96, 64 or 32.
MusicVolume=0.000000
AmbientVolume=0.000000
SoundVolume=1.000000
VoiceVolume=0.000000
VolumeScaleRec=0.100000
DopplerFactor=0.000000
Rolloff=0.400000
TimeBetweenHWUpdates=15.000000
DisablePitch=False
LowQualitySound=False
UseVoIP=False
UseVAD=False
UseSpatializedVoice=False
SpatializedVoiceRadius=100000.000000
EnhancedDenoiser=False
LocalZOffset=0.000000
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t1Mzz
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Posted: 2010/07/31 17:54
i tried it but it still doesnt work :(
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Y@tJA
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Posted: 2010/07/31 19:52
hmm, that's a shame and unfortunately i have not much else to suggest except that you could use the 32-bit .exe instead.
Personally i find the 64-bit to be a little bit glitchier when it comes to graphics,since it uses the unsupported D3D9 renderer instead of the standard D3D8 one (D3D9 was removed in 32-bit).
*EDIT*
In one last ditch effort i looked up an old thread from some forum. It may or may not be related to why hitsounds work properly for me in 64-bit, just pray that it does :) Check it out
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Zzz
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Posted: 2010/08/13 15:52
Someone out there must know how to fix this... :(
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 pulsemc
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Posted: 2010/08/13 16:36
ye it never works for me like but fuck it, who needs hitsounds anyways?! ;d
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