Chest Muffling

[juleklO]

Mod Version: 1.14.4 Forge Pre-relese (1.14.4-0.1.0.0) The version that is installed in your pack.

Forge Version: 1.14.4-28.2.1 The actual Forge version - "latest" does not count.

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Link to crash log: NO CRASH OCCURED The callstacks in the log will help pinpoint the actors involved in the crash and give a developer a pointer in the code where to start looking at the problem. You can use a service like pastebin or hastebin to upload the log, and paste the link here.

Description:

I've installed your pre-released files for the mod for 1.14.4, everything works fine until you open a chest, the games tries to muffle the sounds to simulate the chest insides (at least that's how I see this) but when you exit the chest the muffling doesn't go away. Whould be nice to see this repaired before the official 1.14.4 or 1.15.x release.

It was all done on a fresh MC install.

Description of the problem. In the case of crashes, it is good to know things like the following:

• Did you just add the mod to a pack?
• Did it just start crashing, or has it always crashed?
• Did you update any other mods in your pack and it started crashing? This includes Forge.
• If updating multiple mods did you update one by one or all at once? To help narrow the problem down adding one by one is helpful.
• Is the modpack you are using available online somewhere? If the crash is due to mod interaction having the pack available makes things much easier. It is much harder to work these types of issues with a private kitchen sink pack containing 250 mods.

[OreCruncher]

Moved the issue to the right place. :) I've noticed this myself, but I am undecided as to what to do. I find it different so left it alone for the moment. What I believe is happening is the sound itself is originating inside the block. The sound gets occluded which results in the sound being a bit muffled.

(If you have MobEffects installed you can hear similar muffling with footstep sounds. The strike location is just below the surface of the block which causes the sound processor to occlude the sound. In this case, though, I think it works well because it knocks of the "hard" edges of the footstep sound.)