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Published Dec 8th, 2021, 12/8/21 2:59 pm
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What it does
Allows players to add custom discs in Minecraft without overwriting current ones.
In case you wanted to rick roll people with a strange disc.
Customization
The download link will redirect you to the github repository, so you can easily just download the zip file and put it into your datapacks folder.
To add songs/sounds etc you just need to go to the file 'sort.ids' under 'Datapack/data/k.music/functions/' and add the three commented lines (tellraw, playsound and stopsound).
The sounds can be whatever you want, either minecraft sounds or resource packs sounds.
In case of the resource packs, the path should be under 'Resource Pack/assets/namespace/sounds/file.obb', and can be called via 'namespace:sound' (in the playsound and stopsound).
The disc should have these two tags {k.Disc:true,SongID:#}.
Quick Tip: to make the disc even more credible, add this {display:{Lore:['{"text":"Author - Song","color":"gray"}']},HideFlags:32}
(If you want to spice things up, you can add custom particles and whatever you want since there's a marker inside the jukebox when the disc is playing! But it disappears after the disc is out or the block is broken)
P.S. The only downside to this is that when you have two custom discs that are playing the same song and you stop one, both of them are gonna stop since there's no easy way (if not at all) to stop the same sound without altering the other. But it works excellently with two different sounds!
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Compatibility | Minecraft 1.17 |
to | Minecraft 1.18 |
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1 Update Logs
Update #1 : by KooriKitsune38 12/08/2021 4:42:57 pmDec 8th, 2021
Fixed the old disc's actionbar text showing up.
Now you can add a custom one yourself!
Now you can add a custom one yourself!
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For custom sounds this doesn't add any, I might need to actually link a resource pack template to ease users into setting up the configuration.
Basically this by itself is kinda like a library, a premade code that lets you play a sound with a custom disc, so if you want other sounds except the minecraft sounds you will need the help of resource packs.