2 exhaust sounds at once?

Simple concept: is it possible to get 2 (or more) sounds to play from the exhaust (or engine idk) of any car?
and if so, how?

 

how would this work in real life?

 

i mean like a tone mixer
so i can have a V5 (yes they exist) and have the exhaust play the 5 cylinder exhaust sounds in the games files as well as the V6 sounds, to varying degrees of loudness.
and the same concept w/ the engine, just using the engine versions of the sounds

 

https://www.beamng.com/threads/deve...contributing-post.1575/page-1114#post-1078963
Involves changing core files. Here I'm using one engine plus two 'ghost engines', one for the diesel sound preservation
and one that only kicks in when the engine exhaust brake is active.

 

sounds ebic
but is there any way someone who's not a magician to get it to work?

 

If you tell me what you want to know then maybe I can elaborate.
I'm not a magician, I'm just a curious person who doesn't easily lets go when I really want to achieve something .

 

Alright @Kueso , since I learned from the forums that you are a quite experienced modder I am sending you a mod
for the Autobello that I created for you as an example of how to run a 'ghost engine' to use (for example) as a tone mixer.
Aside from being a tone mixer this ghostly engine can be used as a complete second engine too obviously but that's a whole
other story. I am not going to share this mod publicly because I don't want to mess up games from people who have insufficient experience on modding and editing and so on.. But actually this mod is far from being potentially dangerous to BeamNG's system. And the reason is that I discovered so far that the vehicle controller lua can be replicated and used thru the mod
folder while the combustion engine lua can't. At least, I haven't found a workaround for that so far. So, all you have to do
is add the second engine lua to your game's lua/vehicle/powertrain folder. I zipped it to send it so unpack it first so you
have a lua file alright ? The other zip is simply a mod to put in mods folder. The mod is based on the 1.5 Autobello engine
so go and spawn that one for accuracy. I blended its sound with (the old?) V6 sound. To test you can disable it by going
to the 'body slot' of parts editor and finding the slot named 'Extra Sound Layer'. So there you have it ! The only core file
being changed is an extra engine lua added in the game's lua folder.
No you can analyze the files and learn from them so eventually you could use them in a different way and for different
vehicles. As a last note you must know that the current replay system (if I'm correct) is NOT recording this sound sadly
enough but maybe I or anyone will find a workaround sooner or later.

 

Thanks for the info!
I'm going to be gone for awhile today, so i will give it a look when i get home.

 

What do you mean by diesel sound preservation?

 

By that I mean that the engine sound is composed of two engine sound configurations. The main engine produces V10 sound
and the secondary one produces the original diesel sound. The second engine btw is running without fuel and gets its angular
velocity (or rpm) from the main engine.

 

I found out that using the original vehicleController does reflect the second sound in replays.
Here, an example of a more delicate blend to represent The Classical Beamer Whine. At first, pulling off below 3000,
not much is noticed, yet something is lurking there.. Then within that first long left the typical whine of those old time
Beamers appears clearly, mainly on the on-load-gain so no vacuum cleaner effects take place.
The sound resources are 0.15.3 only. The car : Etki 3.0 stock, natural aspiration.

 

How do you do all this stuff with the sound configs and blending and stuff?