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Custom sound is not positioned, but when run through runClient task it is positioned

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I ported DynamicSurroundings to 1.18.2 from 1.16.5 (the author abandoned it), everything works fine, except for one small problem: some sounds (footsteps) play non-positioned, that is, always at the player's coordinates, regardless of the sound source, but when I start client via ForgeGradle :runClient, the sounds miraculously play as they should (positioned).

I'm at a dead end: the logs are silent, no errors. Why such behaviour?

Source code: https://github.com/zhdvl/DynamicSurroundings3
debug.log from .minecraft client: https://pastebin.com/eQFEjGb7
debug.log from runClient (ForgeGradle task): https://pastebin.com/fEiPkzYc

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  • XXXL changed the title to Custom sound is not positioned, but when run through runClient task it is positioned

So to make sure I understand, when you build the JAR and use it in a forge environment, you get all the footsteps played at the player's location, but one you run it using the runClient gradle command, it works fine?

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