mp3player

🎵 MP3 Player Mod It integrates a full-featured audio player into the game, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tracks while surviving and share your musical vibe with other players on the server.

✨ Key Project Features 🎧 Full-Featured In-Game Player The mod features an advanced built-in converter that automatically handles format conversion "under the hood" so the game can play your tracks. Controls are accessed via a stylish, intuitive menu (opened by default with Right Shift), where you can seek through songs, pause playback, adjust volume, and add top tracks to your "Favorites" tab. Both light and dark interface themes are supported

🔊 "Speaker" Mode (Dynamic 3D Audio) When "Speaker" mode is active, your music broadcasts to the server. Sound is realistically positioned in 3D space: other players will hear the music get louder as you approach and fade out as you move away—all powered by Minecraft's native spatial audio system.

🔄 P2P Track Transfer (Share) Want to play a song for friends that they don't have? No more sending files via Discord! The mod supports direct in-game audio file transfer. Select a track in the menu, hit the "Share" button, and choose a nearby player. The mod automatically splits the file into packets, transmits them over the network, and reassembles the file on your friend's client—playing the song for both of you instantly.

💿 Custom Music Disc Recording Breathe new life into vanilla jukeboxes. You can bind any of your tracks to a blank music disc. Insert it into a jukebox, and the music will play for everyone nearby, synchronized across all players who have the mod installed.

⚙️Technical Details and Stability _Plug & Play Conversion: A compact FFmpeg executable is bundled directly into the mod. Upon the first launch, it automatically extracts itself and handles all the heavy lifting of audio decoding, requiring no additional software installation from the user. Network Optimization: The transfer of large audio files between clients is implemented via secure chunking (splitting data into small packets). This ensures the server does not crash due to network overload during track exchanges.