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LORD MJ

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  1. Thank you very much. I'm going to try and figure things out and post back when I get it working or if I run into any problems.
  2. Hello Forge community. I really hope someone is willing to help me. I'm currently playing a map in SSP and I want to create a underground environment based on Metro 2033. So I have a proper texture pack that makes my world look awesome. But I want my world to SOUND awesome too. I already know that you can use resource packs to replace sounds, and then play them using the command blocks. The problem is I want to use a lot of custom sounds and I know I won't have enough sounds to replace in default Minecraft, and I would like to keep most of the original sounds. So then I need to turn myself to modding! Unfortunately, I'm a noob when it comes to Java. And yes I did read that I need to have basic knowledge of Java. I just need someone to write the code that I need, and then I will work to implement it into Minecraft. So my request is really simple (at least I hope it is ). I want the mod to check player's coordinates in the world and whenever it finds a match it should play a custom sound on loop. So for example: Let's say that the coordinates of room I'm in are as follows: X=1 Y=1 Z=64 to X=5 Y=5 Z=69. So while I'm in between those two coordinates set, the mod should play a custom sound on a loop. Well that's it for my little request. I really hope someone can help make this a reality. I really hope I'm not asking too much. I know most of you guys and gals are busy making real mods, but I hope some of you will find time to help me. Thanks for reading.

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