There are probably an equal amount of people who can't stand the guest vomiting sounds. Having the ability to switch/edit the sound effect files would probably be better than loading up the options menu, but that sounds like a lot of work too.

To me it seems that people who cannot handle the screams are either making a fuss about nothing or overly sensitive (in a medical sense). I'm inclined to say "you should turn off all sound effects, then".

There is another way though: get someone to prepare a special CSS1.DAT for you that replaces it with silence. That has been done before when someone wanted to mute the toilet flush sound. Would obviously also work for vomiting sounds.

I would suggest to leave this to be developed as a plugin rather than a core feature.

@AaronVanGeffen If this is possible to handle for a plug-in, of course. It's not like they're magical mods that can just modify everything.

This question also reminds me I still want to create scripts to extract and pack CSS1.DAT files. I even created the OpenSFX repo for that.

There are probably an equal amount of people who can't stand the guest vomiting sounds.

Maybe make the option to disable all guest-based sounds? Call it 'quiet guests' or something.

@AaronVanGeffen If this is possible to handle for a plug-in, of course. It's not like they're magical mods that can just modify everything.

Perhaps not in the first release, but we can aim to eventually make the system powerful enough such that this kind of thing can be handled.

Regardless, I do not think this should be a core feature.

If we made a json object of sounds it would be an easy json edit to remove/replace a sound. It could even work the same way the other original json objects work in that it loads from CSS1.DAT

I completely forgot about it, but this is essentially a duplicate of #2624.

Muting is a bad idea I agree, but the screaming should be tweaked. This has been brought up on both the RCF discord and in the project's new own server too:

Making it so they don't scream over the slightest incline? Don't get me wrong, it's hilarious, but jesus christ they can get loud

The immediate parameters that would come to mind are:

• how long/deep is the drop
• how many peeps are on the train

So for example if the drop is very short, or not deep, and the train only has 4-6 peeps on it, the likelihood for a scream is 0-10%. And so forth...

@Richard-L These sound like valid points. Please file another issue for them.