This tutorial will have you creating seamlessly looping zone music systems in a flash! Recommended for expert redstoners. (If you wish to read a step-by-step walkthrough of this process, see here.) (more…)
Now that we’re a bit more familiar with command blocks, and now that we have a better understanding of how our system is going to know when it’s time to replay a song for each player, let’s lay out our final command block set up. We need one repeating block, facing into a chain block, facing into another chain block. (more…)
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
With the additions of sound to custom resource packs (See: Importing Custom Sounds into Minecraft), map makers have so many new ways of improving their games. One such way is the use of custom music which is become more and more prevalent. This tutorial will teach you how to make a song loop in a specific area, much like other games do – in a peaceful overworld area, peaceful music will play, and once you enter a cave or dungeon more ominous music loops – as smoothly and seamlessly as possible! (more…)
Contrary to not-so-popular belief, the new commands blocks added in 1.9 actually have new features other than adding some much needed colour to your redstone! (more…)
In this blog post I will be providing map makers with a basic knowledge of command blocks to help turn their ideas into reality. Command blocks have enormous potential (especially after their 1.9 update), since they provide a lot of functionality that other redstone components, such as pistons and doors, could not even dream of achieving! I’m here to break down their uses in an easy to understand way. (more…)