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P3D v4 GaugeSound P3D V4

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Hi
After converting the gauges to 64bits (following the recommendations here)
I made work well all my other gauges in the P3D V4.
However, after adding and compiling successfully the last gauge (the one which contains the sounds) the Prepar3D Crash.
I don't know if it is that P3D does not support the Gaugesound anymore (64bits issue) or it is by the code?

The gauges used to work pretty well in FSX and previous versions of the P3D.

Thank you
Mauricio
 
At one point I created a newer,replacement version of gaugesound.dll. I don't think it was widely distributed. Once I get set up to start updating some of my stuff I can look at doing this one in 64 bit.
The penalty for having asked this question will likely be finding a copy in your PM inbox to test.
No timeline yet. I only got P3D v4 installed last weekend.

Doug
 
ddawson said:
At one point I created a newer,replacement version of gaugesound.dll. I don't think it was widely distributed. Once I get set up to start updating some of my stuff I can look at doing this one in 64 bit.
The penalty for having asked this question will likely be finding a copy in your PM inbox to test.
No timeline yet. I only got P3D v4 installed last weekend.

Doug
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Your lib is working nicely this side although the dll containing it is a bit different in appearance...
 
ddawson said:
At one point I created a newer,replacement version of gaugesound.dll. I don't think it was widely distributed. Once I get set up to start updating some of my stuff I can look at doing this one in 64 bit.
The penalty for having asked this question will likely be finding a copy in your PM inbox to test.
No timeline yet. I only got P3D v4 installed last weekend.

Doug
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Hi Doug,
Hope all is well with you. Is a replacement for DSD_XML_Sound.dll included in your future plans? Hope so.
Thanks for everything!
Roman
 
+1 and the whole of the DDW (Digital Dakota Works) team, and its followers.

As you will know already, the L:FSVersion vars report P3D 4 as 0.0.0...

Cheers,
Manfred

PS. Also be happy to act as a tester.
 
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Hi all,
I'm trying to compile in P3DV4 the gauges I've made for the RFN projects but I have some questions about "DSD_Sound_Gauge.gau" I used in my project.
Is the GaugeSound which this post is speaking about the same gauge than the one I used?
Does DSD_Sound_Gauge.gau need a 64bit version to work?

As my coding skill is very poor, I struggled a lot to get features like sound management in my gauges, so may be the solution I finally used is no longer recommanded...

regards,
Sylvain
 
Hi Doug,
Thank you for your quick answer and for all your contibutions to the FS community in general!!
Before any work on this gauge, may be there is better solution to play sounds with a C++ gauge? What is the best way you should advice to me?

Regards,
Sylvain
 
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