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About this mod
This Mod changes the sounds for the Silt Strider and adds 16 more to the sound set to bring a lot more variety to the sounds it makes.
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This Mod changes the sounds for the Silt Strider and adds 16 more to the sound set to bring a lot more variety to the sounds it makes. Just extract the mod and drop it into your Data Files.
I'd like to thank S3ctor, Abot, and DetailDevil for helping me with the scripting and navigating the CS to make it all work!
NOTE: The volume cannot be increased in Vanilla Morrowind because it's already at max. If I try to raise the decibels in Audacity, it will start to crackle and be distorted badly. However I was told it might be possible to "fake" raising the volume in the script by making it 2d sound instead of 3d. I have no idea how that will turn out yet. The script is also OpenMW compatible, and the volume can be raised for OpenMW. It's probably set different than Vanilla Morrowind. I have to do some things before testing it out in OpenMW. I did not write the script and have to make sure I am changing the right lines of script before there is a possibility of changing the volume for OpenMW if it needs to change.
DISCLAIMER: If you decide to raise the decibels on the sound files on your own, I am not responsible for any damage that might happen to your ears, headphones, or speakers. I made sure they were not redlining in Audacity for a reason.
Note2: There is an optional ESP for a longer time delay between sounds which is set to 120 seconds. I think this is the sweet spot.
I'd like to thank S3ctor, Abot, and DetailDevil for helping me with the scripting and navigating the CS to make it all work!
NOTE: The volume cannot be increased in Vanilla Morrowind because it's already at max. If I try to raise the decibels in Audacity, it will start to crackle and be distorted badly. However I was told it might be possible to "fake" raising the volume in the script by making it 2d sound instead of 3d. I have no idea how that will turn out yet. The script is also OpenMW compatible, and the volume can be raised for OpenMW. It's probably set different than Vanilla Morrowind. I have to do some things before testing it out in OpenMW. I did not write the script and have to make sure I am changing the right lines of script before there is a possibility of changing the volume for OpenMW if it needs to change.
DISCLAIMER: If you decide to raise the decibels on the sound files on your own, I am not responsible for any damage that might happen to your ears, headphones, or speakers. I made sure they were not redlining in Audacity for a reason.
Note2: There is an optional ESP for a longer time delay between sounds which is set to 120 seconds. I think this is the sweet spot.