General Question DGIV Sonic boom

[Gr_Chris_pilot]

Hi there!

I was taking off from wideawake international with my DGIV for an Iss resupply with P903Sxx autopilot from external view and suddenly i heard a Sonic boom !:blink: i switch to cockpit view and saw the mach number 1.03 :facepalm: Never heard of this sound for the DGIV... Is it a bug? I run the same senario again and again and nothing happens...

Is there anything i can do to add the sonic boom from the xr-2 to the DGIV for example? (I liked the idea:lol

EDIT:I used for this takeoff surface MFD on the left and Launch MFD on the right

 

[MaverickSawyer]

Yep. Copy the sonic boom sound file to the folder for the DGIV's sonic boom, then rename it to replace it.

 

[Gr_Chris_pilot]

Yep. Copy the sonic boom sound file to the folder for the DGIV's sonic boom, then rename it to replace it.

Yes this is what i was planning to do but i cant find anything like sonic boom inside sound/deltagliderIV folder.... And i dont know how this sound played at all....DGIV never had an ''Breaking the sound barrier'' sound this is why i am so confused :blink:

 

[Spacethingy]

There is a sonic whoosh noise thing when you're a static viewer watching a DGIV zooming past you. But not from inside like the XR vehicles.

Very odd.

 

[garyw]

The DGIV series does indeed have a sonic boom sound. To trigger it you need to be at Mach 1 or above in atmosphere and in external view with the ship flying past the camera.

Nothing odd about the XR series not having it - they are not programmed to have it.

 

[Gr_Chris_pilot]

The DGIV series does indeed have a sonic boom sound. To trigger it you need to be at Mach 1 or above in atmosphere and in external view with the ship flying past the camera.

Nothing odd about the XR series not having it - they are not programmed to have it.

yep i found it! Works only for ground camera if you press ''current'' just after mach 1...
But is there anything i can do to add this sound for cockpit camera or the [target-relative]-[absolute-direction] ? Can someone help me with this?

 

[garyw]

It's coded into the DLL so unless you have the source code and can modify it the answer is no.

 

[Gr_Chris_pilot]

It's coded into the DLL so unless you have the source code and can modify it the answer is no.

Ok thanks a lot guys!