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Death Sound Mod

Death Sound Mod

Playes a wither death sound when a player dies within your simulation distance. You can also change the sound to whatever you want, via gui or commands!

35.9Kdownloads
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35.9Kdownloads
19followers

Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

26.3-snapshot-9
26.2
26.1.x
1.21.x
1.20.x
1.19.x
1.18.x
1.17.x
1.16.x
1.15.x

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Client-side

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Licensed ARR
Published 6 months ago
Updated 2 days ago

Adds a death sound when a player dies within your render distance. No installation on the server needed.

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Features:

Adds a death sound, which makes deaths more dramatic and immersive! You can fully customize the sound, add particle effects, customize volume, pitch, delay, use your own sounds, or get a notification when a one of you friends die!
There is also a global counter that counts all recorded deaths, played death sounds and recorded totem pops of the entire world. These numbers are visible on this site.

Dependencies:

Required: Fabric API

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How to use custom sounds

  1. Install the mod
  2. Enable the Resource Pack 'DeathSound-Resources'
  3. Klick the button 'Open Sound Folder' in the DeathSound Custom Sound Menu
  4. Convert your sound file to the format '.ogg'. Minecraft only allows sounds in this format. Place your .ogg file(s) in this folder
  5. IMPORTANT: Dont include spaces or uppercase letters in the names of the files!
  6. Select your file in the Custom Sound Menu
  7. Your custom deathsound should now be active!

Languages:

The mod (only minecraft version 1.21 and above) is available in different languages including:

  • Englisch
  • German (Deutschland)
  • Deitsch (Österreich)
  • Filipino (Pilipinas)
  • Polski (Polska)

Note that some of these translations may not be 100% accurate!
If you find any issues with them, or want a new language to be added, download the default translation file here, edit it, and either request the language to be implemented in the mod or turn it into a resource pack and upload it on Modrinth.