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forge-1.20+1.20.1-5.0
Release
[FORGE] v5.0 - 1.20 + 1.20.1last year 173.2K
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20–1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Changes
Instruments
Added 2 new instruments:
- Ukulele
- Djem Djem Drum
- Textures, as always, made by the awesome Gen!
Ukulele
- The 3rd and upper octave of the Ukulele serves for chords.
- This behavior can be toggled within the Ukulele's Instrument Options, allowing for an extended 3rd octave (Treble mode).
- MIDI overflow for this instrument cannot surpass the 3rd octave.
Djem Djem Drum
- It makes funny sounds
Advancements
Added 2 new advancements:
Chasing Waves
Play any of the People of the Springs' instruments
Master of the Springs
Play all of the People of the Springs' instruments
Recipes
The following recipes have changed:
- Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum
- Uses Spruce Planks instead of Acacia Planks.
- Floral Zither
- Now matches that of the Ukulele and the Even More Instruments! Guitar
UI Tweaks
- Arataki's Great and Glorious Drum MIDI Options Screen's Dominant Drum Type option is now displayed as a big button instead of a small one
Tags
Added:
genshin/people_of_the_springs- 4 instrument family tags
instrument_families/brassinstrument_families/percussioninstrument_families/woodwindsinstrument_families/drums
Changes:
- Renamed
genshin_instrumentstogenshin/instruments
Fixed:
MIDI
- On some MIDI devices, releasing a note counts as a note being pressed
- Fixes infinite sustain on sustainable instruments (Nightwind Horn)
- Improper MIDI IN device validation (fixes game freezing)
Since RC1:
- Fixed Ukulele & Djem Djem Drum not being apart of the "A Band of One" advancement
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| genshinstrument-1.20-1.20.1-5.0-sources.jar | Unknown | 6.58 MiB |
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