Immersive kendo sound effects
Replaces the sound effects used to draw and clad the sword.
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About this mod Machine translation
Replaces the sound effects used to draw and clad the sword.
The default sound effect for drawing and overlaying swords always bothered me because it sounded more like sharpening a sword. What, the scabbard is made of metal? I don't think so. So I replaced them with sound effects and made my own sword and leather scabbard. So if, like me, you'd like a more immersive sound experience for Scabbards (minor though it may be), go ahead and give the mod a try.
By popular request, I've added dagger and greatsword sound effects, and adjusted the volume of other sounds.
Also, if you think I need to adjust the volume of the sound effects, please let me know.
I made a video so you can hear the sound effect
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The default sound effects for drawing and sheathing the swords have always bothered me, because it sounds more like sharpening a sword. What, is the scabbard made out of metal? I think not. So I replaced them with sound effects I made myself with my own sword and leather scabbard. So if like me, you prefer a more immersive sound experience for your scabbard, small as it may be, go ahead and give the mod a try.
By popular request I have added sound effects for daggers and great swords, as well as adjusting the volume on the other sounds.
Also, if you think I need to adjust the volume of the sound effects, let me know.
I made a video so you can hear the sound effects
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