Weapon Sounds

Weapon Sounds

Weapon Sounds is the custom weapon sound system in CIT.

How to change weapon sounds

Open /wepsounds, select the weapon on the left, select the sound on the right, then press Apply.

Sound options and files

Item	Current behavior
Built in sound choices	CSGO, Silenced, and GTA default.
Custom files	Must end in .wav or .mp3.
Folder	MTA > mods > deathmatch > resources > CITsounds > sounds.
Settings toggle	Custom Weapon Sounds in /settings.
Priority	The sound selected in /wepsounds overrides the Custom Weapon Sounds setting.
Minimized MTA	Custom weapon sounds can be disabled while MTA is minimized.

Sound notes

Weapon Sounds lets you choose custom sounds for your weapons.

It uses:

• /wepsounds

You can also control the general weapon sound setting in:

• /settings

Custom sound files

Custom weapon sound files must:

• end in .wav
• or end in .mp3

They must be placed in this folder:

• mods > deathmatch > resources > CITsounds > sounds

inside your MTA install folder.

How to change weapon sounds notes

To change your weapon sounds:

• open /wepsounds
• select the weapon from the list on the left
• select the sound from the list on the right
• press Apply

Turning custom weapon sounds on or off

To turn custom weapon sounds on or off:

• open /settings
• toggle Custom Weapon Sounds

Priority

The sound you pick in /wepsounds takes priority over:

• Custom Weapon Sounds in /settings

Sound details

• Weapon Sounds uses custom sound files stored in the CITsounds folder.
• Supported custom sound file types are .wav and .mp3.
• /wepsounds is the main menu for choosing weapon sounds.
• The sound selected in /wepsounds overrides the normal Custom Weapon Sounds setting.

Related commands

Command	Use
/wepsounds	Selects custom weapon sounds.

Select individual weapon sounds

Open /mods and select Weapon Sounds:

• The weapon list holds these 13 weapons: Colt 45, Deagle, Shotgun, Sawed-off, Combat Shotgun, Uzi, MP5, AK-47, M4, Tec-9, Rifle, Sniper, and Minigun.
• Select the weapon in the left hand list, select a sound from Presets, and press Apply.
• Use Search to find a preset. My weapon sounds shows the current sound selection for each weapon.
• The tab also provides Volume, Test, and Reset all preferences controls.

Open /settings and go to Audio > SOUND PERFORMANCE, then select a preset in Custom Weapon Sounds. It is a preset list, not a switch labelled On or Off. The default is GTA SA FPS Fixed. For individual weapon sounds, use /mods > Weapon Sounds; those selections override the general preset.

The individual sound you select in /mods > Weapon Sounds overrides the Custom Weapon Sounds setting in /settings.

Apply a custom sound file

Custom weapon sounds must end in .wav or .mp3 and go in your MTA install folder under mods > deathmatch > resources > CITsounds > sounds. Open /mods > Weapon Sounds, select a weapon, tick Use custom file. File name:, enter the file name, and press Apply.

Sound presets

The Presets list in /mods > Weapon Sounds holds these 45 entries:

• Default, Silent, and Silenced.
• Special - M1 Garand Fire, Special - M1 Garand Ping, and Special - Tazer.
• Call of Duty - Colt 45, Call of Duty - Deagle, Call of Duty - Shotgun, Call of Duty - Sawed-Off, Call of Duty - Combat Shotgun, Call of Duty - MP5, Call of Duty - AK-47/M4, Call of Duty - Uzi/Tec9, Call of Duty - Sniper Rifle, and Call of Duty/CSGO - Minigun.
• CSGO - Colt 45/Deagle, CSGO - Shotgun/Sawn-Off/Combat Shotgun, CSGO - Uzi/Tec-9, CSGO - MP5, CSGO - M4/AK-47, and CSGO - Sniper.
• GTA V - Colt 45/Deagle, GTA V - Shotguns, GTA V - Uzi/Tec 9, GTA V - MP5, GTA V - Assault Rifles, GTA V - Sniper Rifles, and GTA V - Minigun.
• GTA SA v2 - Colt 45, GTA SA v2 - Deagle, GTA SA v2 - Shotguns, GTA SA v2 - Uzi/Tec9, GTA SA v2 - MP5, GTA SA v2 - AK-47, GTA SA v2 - M4, GTA SA v2 - Sniper Rifle, and GTA SA v2 - Minigun.
• GTA SA FPS Fixed - Colt 45/Deagle, GTA SA FPS Fixed - Shotguns, GTA SA FPS Fixed - Uzi/Tec9, GTA SA FPS Fixed - MP5, GTA SA FPS Fixed - AK-47/M4, GTA SA FPS Fixed - Sniper Rifle, and GTA SA FPS Fixed - Minigun.

See also

• Settings
• Gun Mods