This data pack allows you to play custom music discs!

Previously, you could only overwrite existing music discs with your own music and since everyone is overwriting the same disc, you could only ever have 1 custom track. Well, those times are over.

This page describes playing custom music discs. Read this tutorial blog post if you want to create your own discs.

How does it work?
A step by step guide to playing music discs will follow, but here's an overview. When you insert a music disc, Minecraft internally finds the related sound and plays it. This framework does the same, but allows you to redefine the sound that belongs to each music disc item.

For each music disc you'll have to install an additional data pack and resource pack. During the creation of a custom music disc, the framework writes information from the data pack to the disc. Then when the custom music disc is played, the framework uses that information to play the sound file in the resource pack.

Playing custom music, step by step:

1. Download this submission and unzip it. Install the "Framework" .zip file inside as a data pack in your world. (?)
2. Downloading and install a music disc data pack + resource pack. (?) You'll find an example data pack and resource pack in the submission download. Creators are free to post links to their custom discs in the comments below.
3. Reload the world using /reload and enable any music disc resource packs in the Minecraft menu.
4. Drop a redstone block on a jukebox to upgrade it and allow the framework to track it.
5. Get yourself a book and quill and write a track code on the first page. Track codes are provided by the creators of the custom disc packs. Check the list below for already available track codes. Note that the track code is case sensitive and do not add any enters or spaces after the code.
6. Now we need to use the track code to obtain the custom music disc. Insert a disc into the upgraded jukebox and drop the book and quill (without signing it) and a diamond on top.
   • The jukebox will start writing data to the disc and smoke will appear, this takes time (15 seconds).
   • The process can be cancelled by taking out the disc. You'll get your diamond and book and quill back.
   • After writing, the diamond will be consumed, the book and quill will pop out and the new disc will be in the jukebox waiting for you to pick it up. If the track code did not match anything, you'll get a broken disc.
   • Custom discs (broken or not) can be re-written with a different track code.
7. Congrats, you got yourself a custom disc! Now you can insert it into an upgraded jukebox to play it. It won't work on jukeboxes that you did not add a redstone block to.
8. Taking out a custom music disc does not automatically stop the music. To stop hearing a custom track, use "/trigger stop_jukebox". This will stop all currently playing sounds from jukeboxes and noteblocks.

Included track codes
After installing the framework and optionally the example data pack and resource pack, several track codes are available:
# Track code that is available after installing the example data pack + resource pack, copy literally:
your username - title

# Other track codes in the framework:
C418 - 13
C418 - cat
C418 - blocks
C418 - chirp
C418 - far
C418 - mall
C418 - mellohi
C418 - stal
C418 - strad
C418 - ward
C418 - 11
C418 - wait
Lena Raine - Pigstep
Enjoy! =)

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