Play sound · Too Many Attributes Handbook

too-many-attributes:play_soundentity action

Plays a sound at the entity. It takes the same sound, category, volume and pitch as Origins' origins:play_sound, plus three more fields.

Field	Type	Default	Description
`sound`	Sound id	required	Like `minecraft:entity.wither.spawn`.
`category`	String	the entity's	Which volume slider controls it: `master`, `music`, `records`, `weather`, `blocks`, `hostile`, `neutral`, `players`, `ambient` or `voice`.
`volume`	Float	`1`	Volume. Above 1 it's heard further away, 16 blocks per 1 volume.
`pitch`	Float	`1`	Pitch, from 0.5 to 2.
`follow_entity`	Boolean	`false`	The sound moves with the entity while it plays.
`global`	Boolean	`false`	Everyone in the dimension hears it at full volume. Players out of normal range hear it 2 blocks away, from the entity's direction.
`hear_self`	Boolean	`true`	`false`: when the entity is a player, everyone except that player hears it.

With global, a far-away player hears the sound stay put in the entity's direction, even with follow_entity.
From Overgrown's Apoli: Overgrown's internal: true is hear_self: false. Category names are vanilla's, so use blocks and records for Overgrown's block and record. global defaults to false. Overgrown turns it on whenever follow_entity is on, so set both to match. Overgrown's global is only heard within the sound's normal range. TMA's reaches the whole dimension.

Example: "War horn". Pressing your primary key plays a raid horn that the whole dimension hears, once a minute.

json

{
  "type": "origins:active_self",
  "entity_action": {
    "type": "too-many-attributes:play_sound",
    "sound": "minecraft:event.raid.horn",
    "category": "players",
    "global": true
  },
  "cooldown": 1200,
  "key": {
    "key": "key.origins.primary_active"
  }
}