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Hello Forge community. 
I'm running into an issue with a mod I'm working on. 

To preface, I can call /playsound modId:name music @a and I can hear the sound I registered being played in game. Great! 

However, I cannot get it to trigger via my mod code. 

 

Registration:

public static final RegistryObject<SoundEvent> A_WORLD_OF_MADNESS =
        SOUND_EVENTS.register("a_world_of_madness",
            () -> new SoundEvent(new ResourceLocation("tetheredsouls", "a_world_of_madness")));

 

Playback:

        Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getInstance();
        if (!(mc.player instanceof LocalPlayer) || mc.level == null) return;

        LocalPlayer player   = (LocalPlayer) mc.player;
        BlockPos pos         = player.blockPosition();
        SoundEvent track     = ModSounds.A_WORLD_OF_MADNESS.get();


        System.out.println(track);
        System.out.println(pos);
        System.out.println(player);

        // play exactly like the tutorial: client-only, at the player's position
        try {
            mc.level.playLocalSound(
                player.getX(),
                player.getY(),
                player.getZ(),
                track,
                SoundSource.MUSIC,  // Or MASTER if needed
                1f,
                1f,
                false
            );

            System.out.println("[DEBUG] playSound success: " + track.getLocation());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            System.err.println("[ERROR] Failed to play sound: " + track.getLocation());
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

Sounds.json:
 

{
  "theme_of_laura": {
    "category": "music",
    "sounds": [
      { "name": "tetheredsouls:a_world_of_madness", "stream": true }
    ]
  }
}

Things I have tried:
- multiple .ogg files. Short .ogg files (5 seconds, <100KB). 

- default minecraft sounds imported from import net.minecraft.sounds.SoundEvents; These work given my code. No idea why these are different. 

- playSound() method, as well as several others in past iterations that did not work

 

I would be forever grateful if somebody could point me in the right direction. I've looked at several mod github repositories and found extremely similar code to what I'm doing. I've also found several threads in this forum that did not solve my issue. I just cannot figure out what I'm doing differently, and why I'm able to queue sounds manually with playsound but the code won't play it (despite confirming the code is being run with the debug statements.)

Edited by collinj153

  • Author

Well, as usual, it was user error. Naming mismatch in sounds.json. 

Please delete this post if you find it necessary. 

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