So, the culprits this HD sound pack has are If you open the ZIPFS files, go to the "episode 8" file, and extract the sound. OGG format, you'll easily notice this sound at the end of the game. Yes, Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project has the FLYBY.VOC sound, in 44100kHz and 16-bit depth and in. If you can find/create HeXen/Heretic/Strife HD sounds, you will probably find lots of Duke Nukem 3D sounds.Īlso, don't forget to check out Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project! Without Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project, I wouldn't find an remastered version of FLYBY.VOC Wish there were more 22kHz sounds, but I think I'll be able to locate the source for the pistol sound now - sounds similar to the ones used in Rise of the Triad.ĭon't forget that HeXen/Heretic/Strife also use Duke Nukem 3D sounds. The Duke quotes are noticeable better here, even though they're only 11kHz. I wasn't aware of the PSX sounds for DN3D, this will indeed help. Or, run EDuke32 with the following command line parameters (either manually or from a batch file):Įduke32.exe -mh pk_duke3d_sfx_f You can rename "pk_duke3d_sfx_f" to "f" if you are using no other music, HRP, or other types of packs. Then, download this def file and put it in your EDuke32 folder. First, download the zip I linked above and put it in a subfolder of your EDuke32 folder named autoload.
Watch the SVN log and our synthesis build system in the coming days for streamlined loading support for this pack and packs like it.ĮDIT: If you want to use it now, I wrote a def-generating bash script to make the appropriate defs. I encoded all the WAVs in your pack as FLAC (and fixed the capitalization on one file) so that EDuke32 can open them properly.Īt present, we don't have any code to look for "flyby.flac" before "flyby.voc", for example, like we do for the MIDI music, so using this in-game would take either a def file or a CON file, neither of which has an efficient method of loading as a mutator without creating an ugly batch file to use command line parameters.
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