⚡ "M939 Truck Sound System" – an unparalleled digital masterpiece engineered for the Unity Engine. This innovative asset, crafted in C# and visual scripts, brings the iconic American military truck, the M939, to life in stunning detail ⚡
- Easily customizable vehicle controller with an automatic transmission
- The most realistic engine sounds
- Different sounds from different RPMs, speed, gear and other vehicle's parameters
- Weapon sounds from the weapons used by this vehicle in real life
- Different sounds from different distance
- Startup and Shutdown sounds
- Cockpit sounds
- Ideal for AAA multiplayer shooter games
At the heart of this groundbreaking product is an advanced sound system featuring more than 70 dynamically controlled audio elements. Each sound is intricately designed to respond to critical vehicle parameters such as engine RPM, speed, and listener distance, ensuring an immersive auditory experience like no other. Whether you're experiencing the growl of the engine from within the cab, the rumble from an exterior perspective, or the ambient noise from a distance, every sound set has been tailored to create a vivid and realistic auditory environment.
The "M939 Truck Sound System" is not just an asset. It's a gateway to a heightened level of realism in digital combat environments. Our expert sound production team, leveraging years of industry experience and proprietary audio recordings, has captured the true essence of the M939's sonic profile, delivering an authenticity that is second to none. Immerse your players in the raw, powerful sounds of the battlefield, and elevate your game's auditory landscape to extraordinary new heights.
âš¡ Perfect sound quality, optimal length and format. With our sound system you can easily adjust or update the sounds, or create your own. Use it and make your War real âš¡
Support: info@soundfx.studio
Discord: https://discord.gg/HzVuvSuCHr
The demo scene is already included in the asset. You just need to adjust the input settings as shown in the 'How to Use It' video.
