Posted September 26, 201311 yr 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.
September 26, 201311 yr courses.vswe.se <--- Great place to learn java and minecraft modding! (1.6.X minecraft courses after the java courses are completed, all for free!!!) How to add sounds and play them: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1886370-forge16x-mazs-tutorials-custom-sounds-fluids190713/ Now what you want to do is to use a tickhandler or something to check the players position and if the player's position is between the specified coords then play sound at him If you guys dont get it.. then well ya.. try harder...
September 27, 201311 yr Author 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.
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