If you've poked around in the files of your Unreal Tournament 2004 Demo, you may already know this, but many don't. Every vehicle has a horn (";" by default). But what isn't readily apparent is that there is an alternate horn for each vehicle. How does a horn that plays "La Cucaracha" on the Manta or a Scorpion playing "Dixie" sound? Well, it's pretty funny, I have to say. Thanks to the guys at the Atari forum for digginng up an old post from Big Squid. Here's how it works:
If you press semicolon ( ; ) while driving a vehicle it will play the horn! There is a different horn sound for each vehicle.
Also, if you bind a key to 'playvehiclehorn 1' it will play a second, slightly more funny horn for each vehicle. Do that by entering:
set input "key" playvehiclehorn 1
At the console, where "key" is whatever key you want to bind it to.
If you press semicolon ( ; ) while driving a vehicle it will play the horn! There is a different horn sound for each vehicle.
Also, if you bind a key to 'playvehiclehorn 1' it will play a second, slightly more funny horn for each vehicle. Do that by entering:
set input "key" playvehiclehorn 1
At the console, where "key" is whatever key you want to bind it to.
