Dying Light No Virals Mod
I would like to know where to silence weapons & not just the audio, as I did find that, kind of fun shooting a double barrel shotgun with no sound other than the projectiles tearing through zombie guts, but the attraction level so that it makes a little audio ring on mini map.You can change the noise type for each weapon listed in inventory.scr and inventorygen.scr. It's usually the last line of each weapon script. You can also adjust the noise types themselves (like the loudness as perceived by zombies). I don't have the files in front of me right now, but I believe the noise types are defined in hdrsndgroups.Oh, ok. I did find it before, shotgun for example, in the inventorygen.scr file.NoiseType HEAVYSHOTI tried disabling it with // in front as well as at the end.Even tried deleting it, but had no change ingame, so I gave up on it. I do see in the inventory.scr file, though, that some items have NoiseType NONE.
I will give that a try.I will look again in the hdr file. Hopefully find a way to disable the 'Virals are Coming' sound.Thanks for the direction!Update:Replacing with NONE does not, at least alone, seem to do anything & have unable to silence/suppress weapon fire.The noise type reactions are specified in aggression.scrI'm looking through it right now, will try to find a solution. Cool idea, but I'm trying to figure out how to make it so that only firearms do not attract virals, basically silenced weapons, anybody have any leads for accomplishing this?
Update, December 12: The second free content update for Dying Light is available now, with a Gun Silencer that lets you sneak up on your undead foes.As nearly three-year-old games go, Dying Light’s got far more life left in it than your mental image of a shambling corpse might suggest. Content Drop #2 (actually the third free update, because they decided to start with #0) is out now.
The appropriately named “Gun Silencer” add-on gives you a stealthy new way to take out zombies.For our favourite, check here. Update, October 16:The second of Dying Light’s free DLC packs is out now with a host of new weapons.Dying Light’s free content updates continue apace with the release of the second package, Content Drop #1. See, the actual first one was #0 and, well, you get the idea.“Lethal Inventions” will net you an array of wild new weapons, including the rune-infused Fenris Axe which offers limb-cutting combos, the Kuai Dagger which gives you speed boosts for parkouring, and the Last Wish Revolver which gets an explosive sixth round if you land five headshots. You’ll need to complete new in-game bounties to collect the fresh weapons.There’s also Ye Old Trusty wrench, which appears to knock zombie heads clean off and is exclusive to Techland’s distribution service. Though don’t worry if you’ve already got too many game clients to keep track of, as they distribute Steam keys.Lethal Inventions is available now across all platforms. As great as Dying Light turned out to be, I don’t think anyone expected it would still be getting new content nearly three years after its original release. With eight more content drops yet to come, the light won’t be dying out anytime soon.Update July 26, 2017:Techland have released the first free content drop for Dying Light, titled Reinforcements.
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The DLC adds new enemies to the campaign.Across the second location in the game, Old Town, there are now heavy-armed militia guarding the rooftops. If you take them out, you can get hold of advanced weaponry and also cobble together a brand-new outfit.On top of the well-trained and well-armed militia, it also adds a new zombie mutation – it’s your mate, the Mutated Goon. This good-looking fella will splatter your head with a lump of concrete.Have a watch in the trailer.
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Update July 24, 2017:Dying Light’s free DLC drops have been further detailed with a new video.It was announced last month that Dying Light would be getting 12 months of free DLC over the next year. Developers Techland teasedthe first bit of DLCin this series, which will add new enemies, back then too. But now they have released a new video which has a few more details.Over the next 12 months, there will be ten DLC packs released for free.
In those, there will be new enemies, new events, and new mysteries. The exact sizes of each pack isn’t confirmed, although the first bit of content is Content Drop #0, the one that was previously teased.It seems like everything else coming in these DLC packs isn’t set in stone, as game producer Tymon Smektala says the team want to hear new ideas. If you’ve got something in mind that you might want in the game, perhaps the team will add it in one of these DLC packs.Given the timeframe of ten DLC packs in 12 months, we can probably expect that first Content Drop in the next couple of weeks, but nothing is confirmed.