can't create a folder with such name "/" not allowed

@MARRA92 not literally "/scripts", Just "scripts"

@ripHarambe tryed to do that too, followed everything but still have the music

@MARRA92 Do you have ScriptHookV and the DotNet version too?

Hey man. Can I get the source code for that? I won't publicly use it.

@tomilovsenya very simple. just over 10 lines of code:

public class ScriptMain : Script
{
public ScriptMain()
{
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableFlightMusic", true);
}

protected override void Dispose(bool A_0)
{
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableFlightMusic", false);

base.Dispose(A_0);
}
}

@CamxxCore That's awesome. Thank you!

Good job, thanks.

@CamxxCore

Hello;) Can you ask for NoFlyingMusic + NoWantedMusic in one file? Is it possible?

@Remix Paste this in a .cs file: public class ScriptMain : Script 
{ 
public ScriptMain() 
{ 
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableFlightMusic", true);
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableWantedMusic", true);
}
protected override void Dispose(bool A_0) 
{ 
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableFlightMusic", false);
Function.Call(Hash.SET_AUDIO_FLAG, "DisableWantedMusic", false);
base.Dispose(A_0); 
} 
}

@Remix Sorry you also need "using GTA;" and "using GTA.Native;" at the top of the file

@CamxxCore

Would you be able to create a new single .dll file called NoWanted_FlyingMusic.dll that will contain those 2 slaves at once? :)

@Remix Pasting the above in a .cs file should work just as well. No need to compile it into a dll.

@CamxxCore

I did the instructions and unfortunately did not work, but something I did not understand and I made a mistake or it did not work for another reason.

Thannks a lot bruh.

@CamxxCore Idk why I found this so late but anyway I'm glad to finally have it.

Can u make mod no bike radio I mean no music on bikes it’s pretty unrealistic

@momd I'll see what can be done :D

@CamxxCore thanks I’ll appreciate tha

@CamxxCore Would it be possible to combine both "No Flying Music" and "No Wanted Music" in the same script as an update? This is just a suggestion but ideal, if you think about it, that way we eliminate the need to install two different scripts.