Let Him Yap

Additions

• In-game config menu
  • Features a built-in dialogue editor.
  • This means you don't have to touch the files directly anymore.
  • This replaces the old functionality of /yap-config. Everything configurable through the client config is available here.
    • Server-side configs must still be tweaked manually. Seethe.
  • It has import and export features as well, using your clipboard to transfer settings between modpacks with built-in protection.
    • Or even with your friends?
• Multiple voices
  • It's about time. Surely you're all sick of hearing the same voice for everyone, right?
• Text wrapping
  • No more 50-block-long dialogue line of doom and despair.
• New API feature (Yes, singular. I'm tired, boss.)
  • Adding voices! registerVoice now exists!
    • You… could probably use existing Minecraft sounds as sources. You probably shouldn't. I won't stop you, though.

Changes

• Wiped some useless stuff from sounds.json.
• Expanded the dialogue cap from 120 to 512 with the new text-wrapping feature. Go nuts.

Fixes

• Sound attenuation was broken for the longest while because the sounds were in stereo. Minecraft doesn't like to attenuate stereo sounds. They are now mono.
  • Maybe my experiences here can help other mod creators who wonder why it won't work for them?

Removed

• Removed an obsolete server config option. You can safely remove sound = "lethimyap:yap" from your server config if it isn't removed automatically.