Features:
- Turns ogg audio files into in-game music discs
- Audio files go into the mod’s own resource folder inside the game directory
- File names may only use lowercase letters, numbers and the characters – . and _
- Config option to change where the resource folder lives
- Config option for whether creepers can drop the discs
- Custom disc names and descriptions through an editable language file
- Turning off the refreshLang option keeps your own item names
- Custom disc artwork by overriding the texture image files
- Audio has to be converted to mono for stereo, distance attenuation and other playback effects
- Sound resource files must match between client and server
- Fabric support for Minecraft 1.20.x
- Made by TunYuntuwuQWQ
AddurDisc is a small Minecraft utility with one clear job: it lets you turn your own audio into playable music discs. Drop an ogg file into the mod’s resource folder inside your game directory, keep the file name to lowercase letters, numbers and the characters – . and _, and the track shows up in game as a disc ready to play.
Presentation is customisable too. A config file controls where the resource folder lives and whether creepers can drop your discs. Switching the refreshLang option off lets you edit a language file so every disc carries the name and description you want, and dropping in replacement texture images gives each record its own artwork.
A couple of audio details matter in practice. Files taken from a music app sometimes carry a cover video stream that stops the game reading the track correctly, so pull out the audio stream first with an audio editor. Converting the file to mono is worth the extra step as well, because that is what the mod needs for stereo, distance attenuation and the other playback effects. On a server the sound resource files have to match on both sides, otherwise players will not hear the same discs.
