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You can confirm this is the case by temporarily disabling "Sidechaining" in the Volume tab. If it's confirmed to be the sidechaining, you can disable it for that particular gun shot by finding the sound's entry in the "Custom Sounds" list in the Advanced tab and setting its sidechainMultiplier to 0.
your mod rules fr fr :)
To clarify, it's not that I "didn't sign the file properly", signing certificates cost hundreds of dollars per year, and I can't justify that for a free mod with one reported false positive out of 160k users. This is common practice in modding communities and all compiled mods for Barotrauma are unsigned.
Anyone can verify the code integrity of Soundproof Walls on GitHub, where the project is fully open source with instructions on how to compile the dll files yourself.
https://github.com/Plag0/Soundproof-Walls
reason being: HEUR/AUC
my other friend thinks this is 'cuz you didn't sign this file properly. i hope this helps, so you don't have other people pestering about this!
unless this is intentional and this is actually a giga-virus that goes through every firewall, then you do you lmao, you'll make some cryptobros pissed i guess
thanks
Once you know the filename, you can experiment by adding a unique fragment of the filename to different exclusion lists until you get the desired effect. The "Ignored Sounds" list can be used as a last resort to ignore everything.
There's a slightly more detailed explanation of this process in the Configuration Guide discussion.