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@Lydiot I will do my best to answer.

1) And FSX's sound came first without a doubt. FSX was released sometime near 2006. Patten's CitX was most likely released sometime around 2015/2016.
2) I do not know how Microsoft got their sounds.

So in other words "CitX" is a "Citation X", right? I have one downloaded, but I can't find the audio file you're mentioning. I take it this is a different model then...(?)

ps; i agree that the waveforms look essentially identical.

Take a look here: https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/CitationX/ ... ter/Sounds

And you will see gen_start.wav and gen.wav. You most likely have an old version of the Citation X before Patten's upgrades.

So the ones from

"http://fgfs.goneabitbursar.com/official/"

and

"https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/fgaddon/HEAD/tree/trunk/Aircraft/CitationX/"

are not the ones we're talking about then, correct?

I am not sure Lydiot. Probably not.
The updates by Patten never made it to FGAddon AFAIK.

Patten updates introduced those, but only checking over the official one would know.
Now, when I updated the sounds for FL2070 package, these files stopped being used, so I am just discarding them, and really nothing changes on the plane itself

IH-COL

Hi FL-2070,
Thanks for reporting the issue.
Those files were not even being used at all (mostly your sound package on the Citation X right now)

The files are now removed from the sources with this commit


https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/CitationX/commit/5004e2906123e5264265b6dff4735a6844c2389b

Best,
IH-COL

Thank you.

oscar6662 wrote:Yeah so do I I steal som wav sound form the 777 and put it to FG it sound a bit better but of course only privately use. And I paid for it.

Lies. You pirate everything. That is why you have so much malware (and why I reinstalled your PC twice.)

now i'm confused halp

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