Engine sounds exported from FL Studio sounds worse in BeamNG

Well anyways when the script isn't running, the script won't cause lag since its not running regardless of it causing a little lag when running. You probably made some changes to the project and is the most likely reason its lagging.

 

Sorry I forgot to reply to your post. And I've made another Python script that fades in and out all audio samples in a folder since I ran into the same issue as I couldn't find a solution with FL Studio. You'll have to play around with the fade in/out times but just aim for a very small time.

Here's the link to the GitHub repo I just made (download all the files, install the dependencies in the README and run the script with the .bat file): https://github.com/angelo234/fade-in-out-audio-loops

 

The .bat file is the one that runs the fix_loop_samples.py file so all you have to do is double click on the .bat file rather than having to type py fix_loop_samples.py in the command prompt to launch it. When you run the script, it will prompt you to specify the folder containing the files and input the fade in/out times in the command prompt that opens up. Basically I made it so you don't need to edit the python script at all.

 

A good value is gonna be way less than that so like < 0.01 or even < 0.005, because you just want to get rid of the clicking and not change how the whole thing sounds.

 

Hmm try experimenting around with values above that range I guess? Honestly I think the tool I made that fades in from zero decibels and fades out to zero decibels isn’t the best solution since it changes what the start and end of the loop sounds like. I think it’d be better to somehow seamlessly fade the start and end decibel values but I’m not so sure how to do that.

 

The comment is just saying that the code to the left is meant to be used temporarily until I can figure out how to use different variables that would require less guesswork to calculate the BPM from the engine RPM.

 

Problem is that the script is expecting that the exporting of the file takes at max 5 seconds, when it took like 15 seconds for the first exporting lol. So just change that last time.sleep(5) to time.sleep(20) or something. Note the value you input into time.sleep just needs to be greater than the delay of the associated action so its never a bad thing to make the time.sleep values big, just means you'll have to wait a little longer.

 

Well it looks like you're exporting 51 seconds of audio (idk if you meant to do that) and you're exporting on all HQ settings so that's probably why it takes so long. Maybe you can lower the resampling quality a bit, but like I said before just make the time.sleep value larger and it'll work just fine.

 

Idk I guess the same way you'd do it for a 4-stroke?