MCreate - Hub•2y ago

A way to configure the M-timer sound and title that shows at the end

Is there a way to configure the Ender Dragon sound and the title "event.timeout.1" that shows when the timer runs out. I am about to run a large hide n' seek event, and I would love for this to be added, just a way to config the sound and title that shows, either in a config file or ingame

28 Replies

Miraculixx•2y ago

Response: https://discord.com/channels/908621996009619477/908621996676501570/1133086976673857546 In addition, currently you can not change the sound. But in theory you can create an addon (plugin) via the MTimer API that plays your own sound on timeout and stops the original sound

ragazagaOP•2y ago

Thank you for the quick response. It would be really nice to be able to configure the sound, since the ender dragon sound can be a bit jarring. I really liked the "ping" sound used for when the timer is started. But thank you!

Miraculixx•2y ago

I'll think about a way to implement sound configuration. Maybe it could be added to the custom timer design creation

ragazagaOP•2y ago

That would be awesome ^-^ I'm trying what you showed me, overwriting the en.US.yml file, but the file is being reset to it's default values. I'm probably misinterpreting the instructions xD

event:
  millis: "Milliseconds"
  seconds: "Seconds"
  minutes: "Minutes"
  hours: "Hours"
  days: "Days"
  active: "Active"
  timeout:
    event.timeout.1: "Round over!"
    event.timeout.2: "GG"
  disabled: "Disabled"
  prefix: "Prefix"
  suffix: "Suffix"
  animation: "Animation Speed"

event:
  millis: "Milliseconds"
  seconds: "Seconds"
  minutes: "Minutes"
  hours: "Hours"
  days: "Days"
  active: "Active"
  timeout:
    event.timeout.1: "Round over!"
    event.timeout.2: "GG"
  disabled: "Disabled"
  prefix: "Prefix"
  suffix: "Suffix"
  animation: "Animation Speed"

Miraculixx•2y ago

Yes, do not override the default language files. The plugin pulls the newest version and dump it on every restart. You can just copy the en_US.yml file and name it what ever you like. There you can edit everything and switch the language ingame via /timer language <your-name>

ragazagaOP•2y ago

Sorry for misinterpreting it before, thank you so much for your help!

Miraculixx•2y ago

No problem 👍

ragazagaOP•2y ago

I created a copy of the english file, renamed it to en_US_2.yml, then edited it

event:
  millis: "Milliseconds"
  seconds: "Seconds"
  minutes: "Minutes"
  hours: "Hours"
  days: "Days"
  active: "Active"
  timeout:
    1: "Round over!"
    2: "GG"
  disabled: "Disabled"
  prefix: "Prefix"
  suffix: "Suffix"
  animation: "Animation Speed"

event:
  millis: "Milliseconds"
  seconds: "Seconds"
  minutes: "Minutes"
  hours: "Hours"
  days: "Days"
  active: "Active"
  timeout:
    1: "Round over!"
    2: "GG"
  disabled: "Disabled"
  prefix: "Prefix"
  suffix: "Suffix"
  animation: "Animation Speed"

and then I used /timer language en_US_2 but it doesn't work :/

Miraculixx•2y ago

Oh i discovered an issue inside the main command. The timer still runs on an old system (bukkit-commands), i need to overhaul it in the future. Meanwhile, could you test this jar? Just swap the old jar with the new one while the server is stopped

MTimer.jar

ragazagaOP•2y ago

I tried it, and I still get the default

Miraculixx•2y ago

Did /timer language <key> reponse to you that the switch was successfull? And even then, it should display text now because i added the right key

ragazagaOP•2y ago

Yup

ragazagaOP•2y ago

Oh wait, it says successful change to the default file, but I'm running /timer language en_US_2

ragazagaOP•2y ago

server side it says it changed it to the correct file

ragazagaOP•2y ago

But yea it stills shows the "event.timeout.1" etc. I even cleared the plugin folder, so a clean plugin install

Miraculixx•2y ago

Okay, so the language swap works now properly at least (the ingame switch message is defined by a translation key). Now i need to dig deeper to find the issue...

ragazagaOP•2y ago

Ah I see, does it work if you try it?

Miraculixx•2y ago

No, it did not translate on my testings too. I just dont know why at the moment

ragazagaOP•2y ago

ah okay! is the current code up on github?

Miraculixx•2y ago

Oh yeah, if you understand Kotlin you can find the logic behind the timeout title here https://github.com/MUtils-MC/MUtils/blob/master/timer/paper/src/main/kotlin/de/miraculixx/mtimer/module/PaperTimer.kt#L66-L69

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MUtils/timer/paper/src/main/kotlin/de/miraculixx/mtimer/module/Pape...

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Miraculixx•2y ago

Translations are defined inside the global Localization class https://github.com/MUtils-MC/MUtils/blob/master/vanilla/src/main/kotlin/de/miraculixx/mvanilla/messages/Localization.kt#L16

ragazagaOP•2y ago

I know Java, not Kotlin, but it's basically the same. Though, I don't have the environment setup to troubleshoot or build it

Miraculixx•2y ago

You can clone the full repo if you want. But it includes more then just the timer and may need some time to setup Alright i found the issue and its stuipid YML seems to not allow simple numbers like 1 and 2 as key. If i replace them with some text it works

Miraculixx•2y ago

Once again, you can try this new jar. It works now on my end at least

MTimer.jar

ragazagaOP•2y ago

oh lol xD Thaanks!

Miraculixx•2y ago

I hope it works :PEepoGlad:

ragazagaOP•2y ago

It does :3

Miraculixx•2y ago

Custom Sounds are now added

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