Super Battle Music
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Plays your imported music during intense mob/PVP battles. No resource pack needed. Easy drag and drop setup!
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Minecraft Battle Music Mod
This mod plays your imported music during mob/PVP battles. No resource pack needed!
Check the Setup section to see how to get started.
Features
- Configurable everything: detection range, thresholds, fade times, pools, and more, editable in-game (req. ModMenu and Cloth Config) or via the JSON config.
- Mob battles: starts when 5 hostile mobs are aggroed on you.
- Heavy mode: changes to a separate "heavy" playlist when the health drops low, many mobs are attacking or fighting a boss. Smoothly crossfades from the regular playlist!
- PvP trigger: Taking a set number damage from another player starts combat music (by default plays the Heavy playlist).
- Boss detection: Starts playing the heavy playlist when bosses are in range, plus optional mini-bosses (Elder Guardian, Ravager, Evoker, Piglin Brute) and any extra entity IDs configured.
- Battle resume: if a new fight starts right after the last, it picks the track back up where it faded.
Dependencies
Fabric
- Fabric Loader
- Fabric API
- (optional, very recommended) Mod Menu with Cloth Config - lets you edit settings in-game.
Forge / NeoForge
- (optional, very recommended) Cloth Config - lets you edit settings in-game.
Setup
Adding your music
On first launch the mod makes a battlemusic folder inside your Minecraft instance directory with two subfolders:
Regular Battle/
Heavy Battle/
Add your music corresponding to the folder (see below what both of these folders mean.) No restart needed. Requires Vorbis (.ogg) audio files.
This folder can be opened from ModMenu too!
You can tweak the settings to your liking further in the Modmenu. Below are the default settings.
Music play conditions
- Regular battle starts when a number of mobs (default 5) in the detection radius (default 25) are attacking the player.
- Heavy battle crossfades when your health is at/below a threshold (default 6HP / 3 hearts), or a boss is nearby. Once heavy, it stays heavy until the whole fight ends.
- PvP: receiving damage (default 6HP / 3 hearts) within a time windows (default 5 seconds) plays combat music (the default music pool is heavy, configurable to regular, heavy or both). The timer resets every hit + the configured timeout for all battles (default 15s)
- When there is no detected battle activity, the music continues to play for a set amount of time (default 15s) before beginning to fade out.
Please submit any issues on the mod's Github issue tracker!
License
MIT
Minecraft Battle Music Mod
This mod plays your imported music during mob/PVP battles. No resource pack needed!
Check the Setup section to see how to get started.
Features
- Configurable everything: detection range, thresholds, fade times, pools, and more, editable in-game (req. ModMenu and Cloth Config) or via the JSON config.
- Mob battles: starts when 5 hostile mobs are aggroed on you.
- Heavy mode: changes to a separate "heavy" playlist when the health drops low, many mobs are attacking or fighting a boss. Smoothly crossfades from the regular playlist!
- PvP trigger: Taking a set number damage from another player starts combat music (by default plays the Heavy playlist).
- Boss detection: Starts playing the heavy playlist when bosses are in range, plus optional mini-bosses (Elder Guardian, Ravager, Evoker, Piglin Brute) and any extra entity IDs configured.
- Battle resume: if a new fight starts right after the last, it picks the track back up where it faded.
Dependencies
Fabric
- Fabric Loader
- Fabric API
- (optional, very recommended) Mod Menu with Cloth Config - lets you edit settings in-game.
Forge / NeoForge
- (optional, very recommended) Cloth Config - lets you edit settings in-game.
Setup
Adding your music
On first launch the mod makes a battlemusic folder inside your Minecraft instance directory with two subfolders:
Regular Battle/
Heavy Battle/
Add your music corresponding to the folder (see below what both of these folders mean.) No restart needed. Requires Vorbis (.ogg) audio files. Vorbis!!!!!
This folder can be opened from ModMenu too!
You can tweak the settings to your liking further in the Modmenu. Below are the default settings.
Music play conditions
- Regular battle starts when a number of mobs (default 5) in the detection radius (default 25) are attacking the player.
- Heavy battle crossfades when your health is at/below a threshold (default 6HP / 3 hearts), or a boss is nearby. Once heavy, it stays heavy until the whole fight ends.
- PvP: receiving damage (default 6HP / 3 hearts) within a time windows (default 5 seconds) plays combat music (the default music pool is heavy, configurable to regular, heavy or both). The timer resets every hit + the configured timeout for all battles (default 15s)
- When there is no detected battle activity, the music continues to play for a set amount of time (default 15s) before beginning to fade out.
Please submit any issues on the mod's Github issue tracker!
License
MIT
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The folder. Put .ogg music here (go to .minecraft) or open the folder through ModMenu
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