MAmbience adds a large amount of dynamic ambient sounds.
The sounds get played depending of the players immediate surroundings.
While MAmbience comes with a large default setup all sounds and their conditions are fully defined and adjustable using configuration files.
MAmbience currently supports four installation methods (Note: Supported Version on Curseforge referes to Fabric only):
- 1. Fabric mod - Supported MC Version: 1.15.2 or 20w13b+ (use the corresponding download)
- Install on client and optionally server
- Works on servers without MAmbience (when no server implementation is detected the client will run the ambient sound calculations)
- 2. Spigot Plugin - Supported MC Version: 1.14.4 - 1.13.2
- 3. Sponge Plugin - Supported MC Version: 1.12.2 (newer versions should work once released)
- 4. Experimental DataPack (with no/limited config options) - Supported MC Version: 1.15 (link) / 1.16 (link)
(other MC versions might also work, especially using the Fabric mod, but I do not officially support them)
(starting with Version 0.4.2 the supported MC Versions can also be found in the changelog)
Vanilla Clients can connect to any server running MAmbience:
- Vanilla Clients have to use the provided resource pack to be able to hear the sounds.
Resource Pack (only required when using vanilla client):
Starting with Version 0.5.0 the resourcepack will no longer be hosted externally for maintenance reasons. A download link to the fitting Resourcepack is provided on the download page of each Version starting from 0.6.0. Alternatively you can extract the resourcepack from the mod:
To export the resourcepack matching a mod/plugin version run the jar file with this command (adjust the command to the newest version of course):
java -cp Mambience-0.6.1.jar me.andre111.mambience.resources.RPGenerator
I'm using the datapack version, as the server I'm on is running Forge for a certain Worldgen mod. I understand that it's a bit limited, but I haven't been able to notice any audio changes when the player is inside, even though the check for exposed functions are all working as intended. Is there any sort of fix I could do? I'm not 100% up to date with datapacks, but any insight would be appreciated. Thanks. :)
Crashes. Same issue as @Xnepnep.
Great mod, but sadly it doesn't seem to work with the newest snapshot 20w16a. The game crashes as soon as entering the world. Would it be possible to get an update? Thanks in advance <3
Great work! You've made a really awesome mod. I found it through searching for a fabric 'Sound Filter/ Sound Physics' analogue, but sadly I can't find one. Maybe you could implement that, it would make the mod even more immersive (I saw Sound Physics is open source but discontinued). Either way, thanks again for your contributions!
Is a forge-compatible version within the realm of possibility? I know there is already an ambient sounds mod for that, but I would much prefer something with a bit more configurability.
for spongeforge, do we just use the noassets jar server side and the resource pack client side?
Note for everyone who downloaded Version 1.1.0 or 1.2.0 (before this comment):
Sadly an error in compilation of the mod slipped through and I had to reupload these Versions to fix the crash on startup.
Please redownload these Versions.
Good... But why are the sounds on mono? When it's raining in particular, all the sounds are in mono and doesn't really sound good.
Also, the lastest release for 1.15.2 keeps crashing on startup.
Experiencing crashes with 1.15 (Fabric) when 1.0.0 works just fine. Crashlog is at: https://pastebin.com/n6eRYDvp Not sure what changed.
Is this client-side only?
In reply to VictorGamerLOL3:
Yes, the fabric mod works when used on clientside only.
Please update, I love this mod so much
Can make a version for forge? u.u
which one is for 1.14.4 fabric
What does resource pack do?
and in the command /playsound, there are sounds which do not meet just like that, for example hell.scream, how can they be heard in survival?
In reply to briser:
I'm also curious what the point of the resource pack is. I've never seen a sound mod need a resource pack before...
In reply to TwinkleCarnage:
The resource pack is only needed for the Spigot and DataPack versions, because Minecraft don't naturally have the custom sounds.
Is there a way to adjust the volume? The Mambience sounds are significantly louder then I'd like
In reply to thomasortiz95:
Options > Music & Sounds > Ambient/Environment. I reduced it to 10% and it's perfect.
AAAAAAAHHH I'M SO HAPPY! THE FEATURES OF MATMOS HAVE FINALLY COME TO 1.14!!
thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyouTHANKYOU ;_; <3