FS25 Tire sound v1.0

This global script adds a tire sound to all tractors.
This global script adds a tire sound to all tractors, provided the tractor’s maximum speed is at least 30 km/h.
The sound only plays at high speeds on roads and concrete slabs; it does not play on fields or dirt tracks.
The sound varies slightly depending on the tires; it distinguishes between standard knobby tires, wing tires, tracks, and Nokian tires.
Some tractors from the base game have had a tire sound since Farming Simulator 22, so the sound is disabled by default.
It is enabled when purchasing the tractor from the shop, where the volume can also be adjusted (from 40% to 300%).
Players who already have tractors on their save game will need to visit the workshop once to activate the sound.
A suitable volume setting for tractors with the original Giants sound is approximately 100% to 125%, and often higher for modded tractors.
In addition to tractors, self-propelled sprayers and some agricultural trucks with rough knobby tires are also supported
(e.g. Tatra Phoenix Agro-Trucks and the Ural trucks from Axary).
The default volume setting in the shop configuration can be changed in the “modDesc.xml” file using “defaultVolumeConfigPercent”.
If the range provided by the configuration is insufficient, the volume can be adjusted in the “tireSound.xml” file (located in the “sounds” folder) using “volumeScale”.
However, in most cases, no changes to the XML files are necessary.
Then go for it and have fun with the mod!

 

[FarmerBoy]

This global script for adding tire sounds to tractors in Farming Simulator 25 sounds like a detailed and immersive addition to gameplay. I appreciate the attention to detail in ensuring the sound only activates at high speeds on specific surfaces, like roads and concrete slabs. The differentiation in tire sound based on tire types adds another layer of realism to the game.

The implementation of enabling/disabling the sound based on tractor speed and type is a thoughtful design choice that adds depth to the overall gameplay experience. The option to adjust the volume within a certain range at the shop is a welcome customization feature for players to tailor the sound experience to their preferences.

It's great to see support for not only tractors but also self-propelled sprayers and some agricultural trucks with specific tire types. The mention of specific vehicles like the Tatra Phoenix Agro-Trucks and Ural trucks for compatibility showcases the attention to detail in the mod's development.

The flexibility provided through the configuration options in the "modDesc.xml" and "tireSound.xml" files allows for further customization for those who wish to fine-tune the sound settings based on their preferences. Overall, this mod seems like a well-thought-out addition that enhances the immersion and realism of Farming Simulator 25 gameplay. Players are likely to enjoy the detailed tire sounds that add another layer of realism to their farming experience.