Exhaust Pop Component

Exhaust backfire pops/bangs during deceleration, gear shifts, or rev limiter events. Common on performance vehicles.
Trigger Sources
Pop Source determines what triggers the exhaust pop:
- ExhaustFlash: Pops triggered by exhaust flash visual effects (requires ExhaustFlash effect configured)
- RevLimiter: Pops triggered when engine hits rev limiter
Both sources use the popChance probability (0-1) to determine if a pop occurs.
Features
Pop on Deceleration: Random pops when throttle released and RPM > 40%
- Uses
decelerationPopChanceCoeffmultiplier - Lower volume/pitch than rev limiter pops
- Only fires while the engine is running (not while cranking, stalled, or coasting with ignition off)
Pop on Shift: Pops during gear changes under load
- Only triggers when RPM > 50% and throttle > 50%
- Loud, aggressive pops (1.3x volume)
Configuration
- popSource: ExhaustFlash or RevLimiter trigger
- popChance: Probability per trigger event (0.1 = 10%)
- minPopInterval: Minimum seconds between pops across all triggers (default 0.25). Floors the rate so the rev limiter doesn't spray a continuous burble when throttle is held against it.
- popOnDeceleration: Enable random deceleration pops
- decelerationPopChanceCoeff: Frequency multiplier for deceleration pops
- popOnShift: Enable pops during gear changes
- clips: Assign 3-5 pop/bang audio clips
- baseVolume: Overall volume (default 0.3)
Setup
- Enable in SoundManager
- Assign 3-5 pop/bang clips for variation
- Choose popSource (ExhaustFlash or RevLimiter)
- Set popChance (0.5-1.0 for aggressive, 0.1-0.3 for occasional)
- Enable popOnDeceleration and/or popOnShift as needed
- Adjust decelerationPopChanceCoeff if deceleration pops too frequent
Suitable for sports cars, race cars, turbocharged vehicles.