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That worked a treat. Brilliant job and thanks again.
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You`ve all been a great help. Can`t thank you enough.
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That`s outstanding guys, many thanks for your help. As a matter of interest Apocalypse 31, what program did you use and is it easy enough to convert or do you need to pay 100`s of $/£ for a program to do this? Again many thanks to you both for your help.
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My thoughts too. How do you convert it though?
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Many thanks Apocalypse31, much appreciated.
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I`ve just created a simple condition with a rectangular box and a vehicle. When the vehicle moves into the box the wav file should play. I used the Brief.wav and the smell.wav. The Brief.wav worked, the smell.wav did not work. Very strange. i`ve attached the two wav files for you to experiment with if you do not mind. Many thanks. Brief.wav smell.wav
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Hi Ssnake, Just to recap for you. The wav file is in the media folder as are others. I have added other wav files (Brief.wav) and this works. this wav file was downloaded with a mission from this site. The smell.wav doesn`t work. So would it be a condition that is causing the problem, as other wav files do work with the current condition set?
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Hopefully this is what you want if I`ve understood you correctly. 1.jpg is showing how I loaded the sound file (smell). 2.jpg is showing I can`t depress the button to play the sound file. 3.jpg and 4.jpg is showing the same procedure to upload a different file (Brief) but now you can see on 4.jpg that the play button has been depressed and the sound file is working.
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Yes it works fine, just doesn`t seem to work in game. I`ve attached the file. smell.wav
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Just opened in VLC player and it seems its in mono.
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Many thanks for your reply, it`s much appreciated. Hopefully this should give some more detail. 1. Is the .wav file placed in the Media folder? YES 2. What is the wav quality? (44khz, stereo) How do I find this out? 3. How are you testing it? (MP/SP/Editor) Editor and SP 4. Are you sure the event/condition is working? How? I`m checking it through the Control Logic; Blue Event. When I load the .wav file, when I hit the play button, it doesn`t work. However I`ve loaded a .wav file from a downloaded mission from this website from someone else`s mission and it works.
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Hello all, hope you`re all well. I wonder if you can help me. I`m trying to add a .wav file to a control logic Blue Event. I`ve downloaded a mission from this site with .wav files and they work, however my .wav file I`ve got does not work. Please help.
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Hahaha
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Fixed. Had to set Real Time Protection to Ignore the SBPro.
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hi all, Wonder if anyone can help me with this problem. Just had a Windows 10 update and I have to turn OFF Real Time Protection to get Steel Beasts to run. Has anyone else had this problem and is there a solution? Many thanks.
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Ha! yes you`re right. Many thanks. Apologies for not reading all posts.
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What`s the mission and where can i get it? Many thanks.
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As Irishhussar has already clarified there would be a prefix dependant on the Callsign Indicator (CI) on the daily changing BATCO sheet. There would also be suffixes too. So your 10, 20, 30, 40, 11, 21, 31, 41 etc etc, callsign could look something like this: B10, B10A, B10B, B10C, B10D, B10E, B20, B20A, B20B, B20C, B20D, B20E etc etc. This would be the format for all types of callsigns in this style. However your command callsigns 0, 0A, 0B, 0C, 0D. would not have suffixes or prefixes. Quote from wikipedia British ArmyTactical voice communications ("combat net radio") use a system of call signs of the form letter-digit-digit. Within a standard infantry battalion these characters represent companies, platoons and sections respectively, so that 3 Section, 1 Platoon of B Company might be F13. In addition, a suffix following the initial call sign can denote a specific individual or grouping within the designated call sign, so F13C would be the Charlie fire team. Unused suffixes can be used for other call signs that do not fall into the standard call sign matrix, for example the unused 33A call sign is used to refer to the Company Sergeant Major. Note that the letter part of the call sign is not the company's own letter (B vs F in the above example) - indeed, the letter designations are randomly assigned using BATCO sheets, and appear on CEIs (communication electronic instructions), and change along with the BATCO codes every 24 hours. This, together with frequency changes and voice procedure aimed at making every unit sound the same, introduces a degree of protection against simple traffic analysis and eavesdropping. Not all radio users fit into the standard battalion model, but in order to continue the obfuscation they will be assigned a call sign that appears to be part of such a system. Presumably, the well-known B20 falls into this category. Finally, the controller of each net has the call sign 0 ("zero"). There may also be a second controller - either a backup station or a commander who has delegated communication tasks to a signaller but may occasionally wish to speak in person - using the call sign 0A ("zero alpha").
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Ha CanAm, that brings back memories. Did my bike training on one of those when I joined JLR RCT down in Colerne in `83.
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Thats good news. Many thanks.
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Last version I had was 2.538. I am intending to buy this next version that you will release. Will I have to pay the full $125 because I havn`t kept up to date with later releases?
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Anytime Steve. When will you be back on again? We had a bit of a blast.
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You the Homer that was a member of Seawolves?
