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MoreHeadSounds

by thojo0 · on Modrinth

Enhance your Minecraft world with custom sounds for player heads and create a unique audio experience for your players with MoreHeadSounds!

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MoreHeadSounds

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Authors: thojo0 & PYZR

Description

MoreHeadSounds is a Minecraft plugin that enhances the gameplay experience by allowing custom sounds to be associated with player heads and note blocks. This plugin provides a unique way to customize the sounds in your Minecraft world, adding a layer of personalization and fun to player interactions and events.

Features

Commands and Permissions

Configuration

The plugin's configuration file (config.yml) allows server administrators to specify which sounds should be included or excluded for specific player heads. This enables fine-tuned control over the custom sounds applied to player heads in your Minecraft world.

The configuration is based on the texture hash of the player heads. For each hash, you can specify include and exclude lists for sounds. The entries must be valid namespaced identifiers.

You can specify a single sound (e.g., entity.creeper.primed) including custom sounds from texture packs, or a whole category of sounds by ending with a dot (e.g., entity.creeper.).

The processing order is as follows:

  1. All sounds from categories in the include list are added.
  2. All sounds from categories in the exclude list are removed.
  3. All single sounds from the include list are added.
  4. All single sounds from the exclude list are removed.

Example:

e50294a1747310f104124c6373cc639b712baa57b7d926297b645188b7bb9ab9:
  include:
    - entity.allay.
a3c34722ac64496c9b84d0c54019daae6185d6094990133ad6810eea3d24067a:
  include:
    - entity.parrot.
  exclude:
    - entity.parrot.imitate.

Installation

  1. Download the MoreHeadSounds plugin jar file.
  2. Place the jar file in your server's plugins directory.
  3. Start or restart your server.
  4. The plugin will create a default configuration file in the plugins/MoreHeadSounds directory.
  5. Edit the configuration file as needed to customize the sounds for player heads.
  6. Use /moreheadsounds config reload to apply any changes made to the configuration file.

Usage

Support

For support and more information, visit the plugin's official page or contact the authors.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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