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Licensed GPL-3.0-only
Published 2 weeks ago
Updated last month
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0.1.0
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Local Music Player 0.1.0last month 15
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21–1.21.5
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client-side
Changes
First official release.
Added
- In-game music player UI: song list, previous / play-pause / next, volume control
- Three playback modes: list loop, single track loop, shuffle
- Song list search filtering; automatically scrolls to center the currently playing song when the UI opens
- Playback progress bar: click to seek to any position, hover to show the time at that position
- Automatically scans
.mp3files under<game directory>/LocalMusicand matches same-named.lrclyrics - Lyrics HUD: three lines of lyrics scroll with playback, with customizable position, color, scale, alignment, and opacity
- Playback progress memory: re-entering a world after leaving automatically restores the last played song and position
- "Open Folder" and "Refresh List" buttons
- Full localization for player UI buttons and playback mode names (Simplified Chinese / English)
- Key bindings:
Mto open UI,Oto play/pause,.next track,,previous track - Bundled JLayer 1.0.1 decoding library (jarJar packaged, licensed under LGPL-2.1)
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