playSound() with Audio Pack

Is it possible to use player.playSound() with an audio pack? In the parameters, I know you put SOUND.soundHere but how would I put an audio pack sound there?

 

@The_BloodHound I hate to say it, but you may be looking for Server#dispatchCommand(CommandSender, String)

 

@The_BloodHound What do you mean by 'audio pack'?

 

@dlange A resource pack with sounds that do not override minecraft sounds.
They will not be executed by the bukkit API or in-game actions and must be executed with the /playsound command.

 

@pie_flavor Ah yes thanks

 

I just noticed this is incredibly easy. I'm not sure how long this will stay available since it's deprecated but it's as easy as Player#playSound(Location, String (soundName, not from Sound enum), float volume, float pitch); Same goes with World.

 

@megamichiel
It should be usable until at least the next Bukkit update (never).

 

@Hawktasard
Spigot is still maintaining bukkit, so it might get removed.

 

I was asking what I would put in the soundName.
Lets pretend there is an audio code from the audio pack "sounds.coolmusic.wheniseeyouagain"

 

@The_BloodHound
Then you should be able to play it by putting in "sounds.coolmusic.wheniseeyouagain"

 

If you using CraftBukkit or Spigot (not API, server jar itself as library) you can send player packet through NMS.

Code:

((CraftPlayer)player).getHandle().playerConnection.sendPacket(new PacketPlayOutNamedSoundEffect("sounds.coolmusic.wheniseeyouagain", /*X*/, /*Y*/, /*Z*/, /*volume*/, /*pitch*/));

It looks like "/playsound" command.

 

@The_BloodHound
You can take a look at my Music plugin and the ResourcePack tests which uses custom sounds if you want. This is what I use to send the sound "Sound" to a player

Plugin

Code:

player#playSound(player.getLocation(),"Sound",10,1);

Resourcepack folder : sounds

Code:

Sound.ogg

Resourcepack sounds.json

Code:

{
  "Sound": {
    "sounds": [
      "Sound"
    ]
  },
}

 

@megamichiel It deprecated in favour of the version with the Enum, but it's unlikely to be removed since it's really useful.

 

Thanks! This helped. And thanks too everyone else that helped. I'll be testing this then I'll change the thread to solved.