TDU2 SVR Release

binbow · April 9, 2018

This is a tool for changing the setting value of the volume such as the engine sound described in "CarVSTConfig.xmb".

TDU2SVR ver1.1.0.2 released.

Changes - ver1.1.0.2
- Expanded the Engine Load/Unload element number to _7.
- Fixed a bug in which elements would be grayed out by repeated file loading.

Download link :

Install:

- Store the file generated after extract zip file in a suitable folder.

Usage:

- Fill in the file name in the "Target ..." field

- When you click the folder shape icon, the file selection dialog is displayed. You can also enter a file name by D & D a file.

- Either "CarVSTConfig.xmb" or the sound file "xxx_high.bnk" can be read. Note: Reading the sound file xxx_high.bnk may take some time as compared to reading the xmb file.

- After changing the value of the element, click the "Save" button to save the value.

- After saving, "yyyymmmdd-HHmmss_file name" file is created as backup.

Thank:

The information of this post was very helpful. I thank the contributor.

Edited April 6, 2019 by binbow

MichaelB450 · April 9, 2018

Okay, this is a great idea! Good job!

This will for sure make sound modding much easier than using a Hex Editor.

Minime891 · April 9, 2018

What would be useful too is if you could be able to change the max rpm, cross over rpm for each sample etc.

binbow · April 9, 2018

What would be useful too is if you could be able to change the max rpm, cross over rpm for each sample etc.

The setting of the max rpm etc are grasped a little about a specific vehicle. However, I have not been able to generalize them so that can edit all vehicles. In order to handle these values with the tool, the structure of the data must be generalized. I will continue to analyze and expand this tool.

MagicV8 · April 9, 2018

Great thing, binbow :)

I would love to have such a tool for TDU1 to reduce the environment sound (wind, traffic, ...) while driving.

The ingame options don't work for me. :(

Minime891 · April 9, 2018

The setting of the max rpm etc are grasped a little about a specific vehicle. However, I have not been able to generalize them so that can edit all vehicles. In order to handle these values with the tool, the structure of the data must be generalized. I will continue to analyze and expand this tool.

Okay, i edited the value for the max rpm the sound should reach but it wasn't just one instance of the value it was a few.

No idea why i'm even writing that as it in no way helps you. :D Anyway good luck, maybe Djey could help as i vaguely remember he looked into it.

Dextcloud · April 10, 2018

Very good idea ! :)

I'm going to test it !

Thank you Binbow !

Ramon1991cobra · April 10, 2018

Thank you very much for this tool, I tested it and it worked :tup:

Bryan1998 · April 2, 2019

Hey, I just got back into TDU2 modding and was wondering, some xmbs have up to Engine(Un)Load_6 or even 7 (rarely)... do you mind either releasing the source (probably not going to happen) or updating the tool? I just did this with a hex editor for EngineLoad_5, and EngineUnload_4 and EngineUnload_5.

Edited April 2, 2019 by Bryan1998

binbow · April 2, 2019

@Bryan1998:

There is no problem releasing the source code. However, it is probably not useful because it is written in a program language not familiar to Delphi in general.
I will release an updated version if possible. Please give me a time.

-- edit --

Could you please show me if you have file names that with values of _6 and _7?

Edited April 2, 2019 by binbow

Bryan1998 · April 3, 2019

@binbow

I remember the Viper being 6 or 7, but I think I'm mistaken. Having pulled the viper up in a hex editor, it look as if the Viper only goes up to 5. Something to look out for I guess...

binbow · April 4, 2019

@Bryan1998:

I remembered one thing. Djey has released the source file of MiniXmb.exe. If you decipher this source, you may be able to understand the structure of "CarVSTConfig.xmb".

This source file is written in C#, but since I am still learning C# I can not understand the contents yet.

-- edit --

An updated version released. Please see the top of this thread.

Edited April 6, 2019 by binbow

Lunardo · July 19, 2020

Great tool, but I don't fully understand what the Loads mean. A tutorial video on what each and every value represent ingame would be of much help. I just got into sound modding, and understanding how this tool works and what the different loads mean would greatly improve it. Does the different Loads mean when the sounds activate or is it just changing the volume of the sounds for example?

binbow · July 19, 2020

8 hours ago, Lunardo said:

Great tool, but I don't fully understand what the Loads mean. A tutorial video on what each and every value represent ingame would be of much help. I just got into sound modding, and understanding how this tool works and what the different loads mean would greatly improve it. Does the different Loads mean when the sounds activate or is it just changing the volume of the sounds for example?

I've heard before that “Load” means the accelerator pedal is depressed and “Unload” means the pedal is released.　And, load "n" means the engine r.p.m range.

Edited July 19, 2020 by binbow

Lunardo · July 21, 2020

On 7/19/2020 at 7:33 PM, binbow said:

I've heard before that “Load” means the accelerator pedal is depressed and “Unload” means the pedal is released.　And, load "n" means the engine r.p.m range.

Thanks for your answer! I've tested this and in many cases 2 loads are the same rpm range, which is strange of course. Some engines have a weird sound loop in the higher rpm change, and by setting one load to 0 it disappears for example. But all in all, TDU 2's sound engine is utter garbage by looking at the files and how they are used, your tool helps in the making of a sound mod, but I hope there is someone out there who knows what the loads exactly represent, so sound modders can make even better sound mods.