INSTALLATION: RR RB211 SOUNDPACK FOR VISTALINERS/HJG L1011 TRISTAR FOR FSX
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Thank you for downloading this soundpack.

L1011 TRISTAR SOUNDPACK: THIS IS A HIGH QUALITY REPRESENTATION OF THE RR RB211 SERIES TURBOFAN ENGINES WHICH POWERED L1011 TRISTAR AIRCRAFT. IT IS INTENDED FOR USE WITH THE SUPERB VISTALINERS/HJG SUPPLIED L1011 MODEL BY ERICK CANTU, HJG SUPPLIED FDE, AND THE KEN MITCHELL/HJG L1011 SUPPLIED PANELS FOR FS2004 AND FSX. SOUND COMPILATION BY BENOIT PLAMONDON & MARK CRANSTON.



INSTALLATION

This folder contains a single subfolder named "SOUND". Simply delete the current sound folder inside your FS aircraft and replace it with this new one. 

Select "YES" or "YES TO ALL" in response to any installation prompts.

The AIRCRAFT.CFG file for each L1011 must also be edited as follows

1. Open the AIRCRAFT.CFG file for each L1011 aircraft and identify the section named as follows :-


[GeneralEngineData]


2. Identify the data line which reads as follows :-


min_throttle_limit = -0.299927


3. Edit this MIN THROTTLE LIMIT data line to read precisely as follows :-


min_throttle_limit = -0.499927


The completed/edit GENERAL ENGINE DATA section should then appear precisely as follows :-


[GeneralEngineData]
//0=Piston, 1=Jet, 2=None, 3=Helo-Turbine, 4=Rocket, 5=Turboprop
engine_type = 1
fuel_flow_scalar = 0.77
min_throttle_limit = -0.499927
engine.0 = 0, -35.65, -3.4,
engine.1 = -76, 0, 10,
engine.2 = 0, 35.65, -3.4, 


PLEASE NOTE .... in the interest of avoiding typographical errors it is highly recommended the the above edits be copied & pasted to the CFG file



SOUND SETTING RECOMMENDATIONS

Setting your FS sound sliders as follows :-

"ENGINES" = 50 %

"ENVIRONMENT" = 100%

Tested on surround sound 4.1 - engines sounds drowning out as air speed increases to cruise.



PLEASE NOTE: For best audio quality a dedicated sound card is recommended. Audio quality will vary between systems and devices. Sound settings are a matter of personal preference. Experiment with the above recommended settings first then adjust to your particular preference. 

ENJOY !

Mark CRANSTON and Benoit PLAMONDON

December 21st 2010