Client-side sound enchancing fabric mod.
Adds a few sound filters depending on your current location:
- Reverb in caves and the nether
- Muffled sounds when submerged in water or lava
- Sounds become quieter when behind walls (Especially Wool or Sponge)
This mod requires Fabric Loader and Fabric API (specifically 0.14+, older versions of the API will crash on startup).
I also recommend installing Mod Menu for access to ingame configuration options.
(Forge Users can use Sound Filters, which this mod has been based on)
Short showcase video:
will it be released for 1.16.3? or will it work with 1.16.3 regardless?
In reply to pixel_porkchop:
It's working with 1.16.3 for me. So yeah I think it'll work for you.
I made a Chinese translation for myself, but if you need this just take it.. though my English is not very professional
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hNrgwVL0mhC5_S3c_SP6JzpMY6nsxCZi/view?usp=sharing
in forge plissss
In reply to drawgonlopex:
THey legit have a forge link in the discription smh
forge...waiting...
1.16.1 pls
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In reply to Zethos_VII:
That mod already exists for a different version of minecraft
can i use in modpack please
Minecraft is telling me that the data pack for this mod is outdated.
Hi!
I'm a Music Producer myself and I love this mod, it make it feel more real...
but I have some points to add, there are situations when it sounds like I'm in a cave but actually I'm just inside a wood room with some glass, so, idk if you already know about this, I suggest you to look for the material's coefficient absorption, that way the sound would be filtered different according to the material around, for example if you are in a room made of stone the sound would echo-ish more than the same room made of wood, because wood absorbs more sound than stone, and if there are different materials in the same room, just do an average if it's too difficult, but there are lots of formulas on how to calculate the spread of sound in an environment...
I still love it, I'm just suggesting as a way to make it even better...
Is the nylium supposed to make water noises when stood on, doesn't seem like thats the noise the block should make
In reply to LysanderTronn:
Nylium does make a kind of wet sounding noise, shich might be more pronuonced by the reverb. But in general this mod does not change/replace any sounds, it simply applies OpenAL filters in real time.
In reply to andre111_:
ah ok
i can't seem to find where the block step sounds are located, was going to create a resource pack that changes the nylium noise to same as netherrack do you know where those sounds are or do you know a resource pack that does that
Seems like blaze shooting/attacking sound is broken when this mod is enabled, will do a little more testing but after adding this mod and a few others is when I noticed it was gone.
is this mod client side? so if I add it to a pack could I play with my friends and have this installed?
In reply to Nord_Kitten:
Yes, it's client side only and should even work when conneting to a vanilla server.
waiting for forge 1.16...
In reply to logy06:
> (Forge Users can use Sound Filters, which this mod has been based on)
Hopefully that link from the mod post helps! The two mods are made by completely different people, so if you're after Sound Filters for 1.16, you'll have more luck there, I'd bet :)
Anyways, andre, from the Fabric user side of things, thank you! Preview video sounds great and I'm looking forward to it. I'll be finding out shortly, but since I might not be the only one curious/looking for it in the mod description, does this affect sounds added by other mods (ex MAmbience)?