Mod by lactate.

Written on Dec 6, 2021, using latest available software

Contains:
Introduction --
To Use --
Installing an .fbmod file --

INTRODUCTION------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This mod allows you to mix and match which spool and BOV noises you want.

The sounds are assigned to the Ultimate Single and Twin turbos.

All turbos have had all their volumes reasonably turned up.

Loudness of sounds may vary, since not all spools/BOVs are equal in volume by default,
but I have tried my best to make sure nothing is too loud or quiet.

There are two versions included: Normal volume "NorV" and Increased volume "IncV".

Do note that nitrous makes both spool and BOV sounds louder.

For volume and/or sound requests, please contact me.

If you see any issues, please contact me.

I am available on Discord with the tag @thighlovingthighdiety#7463

Sounds used come from: Alfa Guilia; Nissan S15; Nissan R32; Nissan 180SX;
Nissan R35; Nissan R34; BMW X6M; McLaren 570S; BMW M4; McLaren P1;
Pagani Huayra; Ultimate Single Turbo; Buick GNX

Samples of the sounds are found within the "Samples" folder.

TO USE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

TO USE:

Listen to the spool samples and pick the folder of the one whose sound you like.

In each of the spool "Sp" folders is a folder containing the available blow off valve "BOV"
sounds. The BOV sounds are all the same across all the Sp folders. Listen to and decide
which BOV you would like and pick its labelled folder.

Under each folder is one .fbmod file, which changes the Ultimate Single and Twin turbo
sounds to the ones you've selected.

INSTALLING AN FBMOD -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

To install an .fbmod file for Heat, download the latest Frosty Mod Manager release from the Frosty
server at https://discord.gg/MMFmhxwKu5

Add Heat's directory to the games list. To do this, click "New", and navigate to Heat's directory, and select
the .exe Heat file. Here is an example of the path (steam):
D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Need for Speed Heat
Only Steam and Origin copies can be modded.

Once the path is registered, double click to open and you will be brought to the mod injector page.
To install a mod, click "Add Mod(s)". Navigate to the folder that contains the .fbmod file and double click
on the .fbmod file(s).

It will now appear under "Available Mods". Double click the mod and it will appear under "Applied Mods".
If you'd like to install more, feel free to repeat the previous steps.

Quick tutorial on how to navigate the "Applied Mods" column. Visually, higher is low priority, and lower is
higher priority. Use the up and down arrows after clicking on a mod under the column in order to move it up
or down. Use the "X" to remove the mod from the column. To uninstall a mod completely, click "Remove Mod(s)"
under the "Available Mods" column. Use the tickbox to quickly apply or disable a mod quickly while still keeping
it in Applied Mods.

If you are using a modpack, like UNITE Heat, place the turbo mod below it. One of the preview images is of an
example of a mod manager with the UNITE mod with some other mods. There are three turbo mods at the bottom,
and only one is ticked. The one that is ticked is the one that is going to take effect. If 4-4 were ticked while 7-9 was also
ticked, then 4-4 would take priority and its sounds would play instead. Make sure your mod load order is correct and
you have ticked and unticked whatever mods you have. If you want to check what car the sound is from, click
"Description" in the right column and it will be displayed. Do not click "Actions", as it will most likely crash Mod Manager.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me.

Thanks for using my mod :)