Let me know if anything is unclear, the tutorial gets a little babbly towards the end, as I spent a long time trying to figure this out and real life is catching up to me.īest of luck, I'll try and help anyone with questions about this where I can. Some of the article is a little outdated as far as I know, but the structure outlined there helps give you more control over your custom sounds. Because the Sound.json can look for it, and it exists in your resource pack, the Json should look like this in the part you edited.Ī few different sounds have some extra code to them, adjusting pitch and such, you should be able to write your own code for a bit with the help of this Wiki article In your resource pack folders, you can now add a 4th 'hit.ogg' sound file to your Villager sounds, and a 4th sound will randomly play. Here you can edit the minecraft sound entities themselves, the only thing you'll need to change for extra voice lines is some 'easy' code.Ĭopy the third line and change the 3 to a 4. minecraft folder for that code, open that file in your text editor, and copy the contents to the 'sounds.json' file that you made in your resource pack. Then in your text editor of choice, Ctrl+F to search for 'sounds.json'įind the code that looks like this 'b9be2246b416bbff0749415d4482a06d82fee78a' for 1.14 editors, it IS this code, so just copy that, search your. The one that corresponds to whichever version you're modding for, in my case 1.14. To get this file you'll need to go back to your first '.json'. In your resource pack under the Assets/minecraft folder, you need to create a new file called 'sounds.json' this is a file Minecraft uses to see what sounds an Entity makes, where the files are for that sound, what volume they are, how likely they are to play, ect.

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