mrminer reports: suggestion: A block that lets ... #3975
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environmentally predicated soundtracks are cool
I guess the digistuff:noteblock already does the trick.
that doesn't have too many sounds that'd be useful for environmental stuff though?
That's right. If there were more sounds they could be added I guess? Pandorabox has a block that sets such sounds.
It should be easy to add more sounds:
https://cheapiesystems.com/git/digistuff/tree/noteblock.lua#n8
Or an upstream PR adding support for more mods:
https://cheapiesystems.com/git/digistuff/tree/nbsounds.lua
maybe just an API for registering new sounds?
Yes, it's an api to register new sounds: each soundfile which is added with that function can be played with the noteblock.
quick and dirty example to add all the sounds from here:
https://notabug.org/TenPlus1/ambience/src/master/sounds
Writing in-favor of having the noteblock respond to more and different sound sets (determined by the type of node under it). If you want to get real weird, you can have sound sets that are unique to Your Land and are only possible with non-craftable unobtanium items as the node under the noteblock.