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# SongPlayer
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A Fabric mod for Minecraft that plays noteblocks. The current version is for Minecraft 1.18.x.
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# How to use
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You can grab the jar from releases.
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A Fabric mod for Minecraft that plays songs with noteblocks.
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The current version is for Minecraft 1.19.x.
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# How to install
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You can grab the mod jar from releases section.
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This mod requires fabric api.
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# Adding songs
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You can put midis in the .minecraft/songs folder.
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You can put midis or NoteBlockStudio files in the `.minecraft/songs` folder.
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SongPlayer supports any valid midi and all versions of NBS files.
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# Using the client
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To get started, add some midis or nbs files to your songs folder, and use `$play <filename>` in an open area.
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If you have provided it a valid midi or nbs file, it will try to set your gamemode to creative, place the required noteblocks for the song, try to switch you to survival, then start playing.
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# Commands
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All the commands are case insensitive.
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## $help
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Lists commands
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### $help
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Lists all SongPlayer commands
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## $help \<command>
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### $help \<command>
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Explains a command and shows the command usage.
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## $play \<file name>
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Plays a particular midi from the .minecraft/songs folder.
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### $play \<filename or url>
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Plays a particular midi from the .minecraft/songs folder, or, if a url is specified, downloads the song at that url and tries to play it.
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## $playurl \<url>
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Plays a midi from a particular url. The url should be a direct download link to a midi.
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If there is a song already playing, the new song will be added to the queue.
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## $stop
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Stops playing/building
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### $stop
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Stops playing/building and clears the queue.
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## $goto \<mm:ss>
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### $skip
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Skips the current song and goes to the next one in the queue.
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### $goto \<mm:ss>
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Goes to a specific time in the song.
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## $loop
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### $loop
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Toggles song looping.
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## $current
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Gets the current song that is playing.
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### $status
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*aliases: `$current`*
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Gets the status of the current song that is playing.
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### $queue
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*aliases: `$showqueue`*
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Shows all the songs in the queue.
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### $songs
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*aliases: `$list`*
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## $songs
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Lists the songs in your .minecraft/songs folder.
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## $setCreativeCommand \<command>
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By default, the client uses /gmc to go into creative mode. However, /gmc does not work on all servers. If the creative command is different, set it with this command. For example, if the server uses vanilla commands, do `$setCreativeCommand /gamemode creative`.
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### $setCreativeCommand \<command>
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*aliases: `$sc`*
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## $setSurvivalCommand \<command>
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By default, the client uses /gms to go into survival mode. However, /gms does not work on all servers. If the survival command is different, set it with this command. For example, if the server uses vanilla commands, do `$setSurvivalCommand /gamemode survival`.
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By default, the client uses /gmc to go into creative mode.
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However, /gmc does not work on all servers.
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If the creative command is different, set it with this command.
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For example, if the server uses vanilla commands, do `$setCreativeCommand /gamemode creative`.
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### $setSurvivalCommand \<command>
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*aliases: `$ss`*
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By default, the client uses /gms to go into survival mode.
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However, /gms does not work on all servers.
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If the survival command is different, set it with this command.
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For example, if the server uses vanilla commands, do `$setSurvivalCommand /gamemode survival`.
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### $useVanillaCommands
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*aliases: `$essentials`, `$useEssentials`, `$essentialsCommands`*
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Switch to using Essentials gamemode commands.
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Equivalent to `$setCreativeCommand /gmc` and `$setSurvivalCommand /gms`
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### $useVanillaCommands
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*$aliases: `$vanilla`, `$useVanilla`, `$vanillaCommands`*
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Switch to using vanilla gamemode commands.
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Equivalent to `$setCreativeCommand /gamemode creative` and `$setSurvivalCommand /gamemode survival`
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### $toggleFakePlayer
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*aliases: `$fakePlayer`, `$fp`*
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## $toggleFakePlayer
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Toggles whether a fake player will show up to represent your true position while playing a song. When playing a song, since it automatically enables freecam, your true position will be different from your apparent position. The fake player will show where you actually are. By default, this is disabled.
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### $testSong
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A command I used used for testing during development.
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It plays every single noteblock sound possible in order.
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However, there are 400 possible noteblocks but the max stage size is 300, so that last 100 notes aren't played.
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# Mechanism
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SongPlayer places noteblocks with nbt and instrument data already in them, so the noteblocks do not need to be individually tuned. Ayunami2000 has previously done a proof-of-concept of this method.
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