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A clientside (at least it should be) mod that adds sound effects to stuff and things

If nothing works, I'm not surprised…

Minecraft Forge 1.7.10

NEEDS GTNHLIB AND UNIMIXINS

(i think only those. Idk man I literally made this for GTNH so just use GTNH :)

The uhhhhh… "Showcase"…. If you can even call it that…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkQRdXkX-sc

Inspired by the Sounds mod :D

Right now adds sounds for:

• Interacting with items in your inventory
• Crafting
• Typing in chat or (some) search fields
• Dropping items
• Switching hotbar slots
• Opening and closing GUIs (e.g. chests, machines)

• Sounds are fully configurable with conditional rules

GTNH Config

By default, the mod ships only with the Vanilla Config. If you want the GTNH Config (that I also used in the "showcase"), for now I've put it on my discord!

What the config looks like

To properly learn how to configure stuff, please look at the default config generated! As soon as you join a world run /flair config to look at the default config! It explains a lot more there!

The config allows you to control what sounds should play for what items.
You can define rules like:

# The default sound to play if an item doesn't have a sound
default item play dig.stone 0.6 1

# If an item has 'wood' in its name, play wood sound
if item $DisplayName contains wood play dig.wood

# Play a fire sound when a furnace is opened
set block furnace play fire.fire

Commands

You can also use helpful in-game commands to streamline setup, such as:

• /flair config
  • to open the config with your text editor
• /flair log sounds
  • to log all sounds playing around you to a file next to the config
• /flair find <approximate sound name>
  • to search for similar named sounds
• /flair play <approximate sound name>
  • to play the first similar named sound
• /flair hand
  • to tell you the item in your hand and copy it to clipboard
• /flair block
  • to tell you the block your looking at and copy it to clipboard

Thoughts

While editing my GT: New Horizons videos. I often ended up manually adding sound effects during editing just to make the game feel more satisfying, so I made this…