Creating explosion without sound

I doubt its possible but i just wanted to make sure.
I want to create an explosion(or just the explosion effect) that doesn't play any sound without using

Code:

player.getWorld().playEffect(player.getLocation(), Effect.SMOKE, 0);

If it can be achieved with Spout, that would be great.

 

Nope without modding the actual server im pretty sure it aint possible. It could probably be hackily done using the spout packet manager but Other than that nothing

 

@md_5 Hmm, if you ever stumble upon a way to do this, be sure to tell me.
Thanks for the fast reply

 

Ill make a note of it. Doing work on a pretty massive plugin at the moment but once thats done in a few weeks i want to do some fooling with spout.

 

Well you can make a "Fake explosion" make a method that sets all the blocks a specific radius to air.

 

@rmb938 Im not trying to create an explosion to destroy blocks, i just want the smoke effect
I gave up and used:

Code:java

int repeat = 0;
            while (repeat < 4) {
                for (double x = (s_entity.getLocation().getX() - 2); x <= (s_entity.getLocation().getX() + 2); x++) {
                    for (double y = (s_entity.getLocation().getY() - 2); y <= (s_entity.getLocation().getY() + 2); y++) {
                        for (double z = (s_entity.getLocation().getZ() - 2); z <= (s_entity.getLocation().getZ() + 2); z++) {
                            s_entity.getWorld().playEffect(new Location(s_entity.getWorld(), x, y, z), Effect.SMOKE, 10);
                        }
                    }
                }
                repeat++;
            }

 

Oh and yea that works. You could also you a for loop so you wouldn't need that extra varriable

Code:

    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
        for (double x = (s_entity.getLocation().getX() - 2); x <= (s_entity.getLocation().getX() + 2); x++) {
            for (double y = (s_entity.getLocation().getY() - 2); y <= (s_entity.getLocation().getY() + 2); y++) {
            for (double z = (s_entity.getLocation().getZ() - 2); z <= (s_entity.getLocation().getZ() + 2); z++) {
            s_entity.getWorld().playEffect(new Location(s_entity.getWorld(), x, y, z), Effect.SMOKE, 10);
                }
            }
        }
    }

 

I did this
w.createExplosion(loc, -1);