Short Preview:
[Instructions]
Extract the "Sounds" folder into your rFactor or Automobilista's "GameData" folder, then extract the SFX file into the same directory as your desired mod's SFX file
Then you have two methods:
1 (quicker). make a backup of the original SFX file (i.e. MyModSounds.sfx), copy the original and then rename it to something like "MyModSounds_b.sfx", then paste the original SFX name as the custom SFX's name.
Suggested uses: Old GM cars, like Opala, Nova or a straight-6 build Pontiac Firebird.
[Instructions]
Extract the "Sounds" folder into your rFactor or Automobilista's "GameData" folder, then extract the SFX file into the same directory as your desired mod's SFX file
Then you have two methods:
1 (quicker). make a backup of the original SFX file (i.e. MyModSounds.sfx), copy the original and then rename it to something like "MyModSounds_b.sfx", then paste the original SFX name as the custom SFX's name.
Suggested uses: Old GM cars, like Opala, Nova or a straight-6 build Pontiac Firebird.
![Luca [OT]](/data/avatars/s/3235/3235113.jpg?1697196734){kind=avatar}
