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I made some more tests.

Copied the sound files definition in config.xml--since there aren't any other to use, just doubled them up. Example:

<s1notch-sound>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_1.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_1.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_2.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_2.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_3.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_3.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_4.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notch-file>sounds/engine/Speed2g_4.wav</notch-file>
??????????? <notchfiller-file>sounds/engine/stille800.wav</notchfiller-file>
??????????? <min-rpm>18</min-rpm>
??????????? <max-rpm>65</max-rpm>
??????? </s1notch-sound>

Tried this with 3 and 4 cylinders, no crash but also the chuff sounds are now far too rapid. Not sure how to approximate BR96 sound with this system, but this particular hack didn't work.

Charles

Charles,

I've created an issue ( ), where you can track this.

Klaus


Am 25.09.2019 um 13:58 schrieb Charles Meo:

I tried changing 'cylinders' to 4 and then three, since I run BR96 0880 Malletts and I wanted to see if this would produce more appropriate noises.

Got java exceptions for both values.

java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 4, Size: 4
???? at java.util.ArrayList.rangeCheck(ArrayList.java:657)
???? at java.util.ArrayList.get(ArrayList.java:433)
???? at jmri.jmrit.vsdecoder.Steam1Sound$S1LoopThread.selectData(Steam1Sound.java:965)
???? at jmri.jmrit.vsdecoder.Steam1Sound$S1LoopThread.run(Steam1Sound.java:928)

Looks like the code isn't expecting a value larger than 2. Not sure about hacking this myself since I don't know what side-effects might be produced by messing with the array size.