net.minecraft.sound.BiomeMoodSound

public class BiomeMoodSound
extends Object

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field	Description
`static BiomeMoodSound`	`CAVE`
`static com.mojang.serialization.Codec<BiomeMoodSound>`	`CODEC`
`private int`	`cultivationTicks`
`private SoundEvent`	`event`
`private double`	`extraDistance`
`private int`	`spawnRange`

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`int`	`getCultivationTicks()`	Returns the ticks it takes for entering the mood environment (a totally dark cave) to playing the mood sound, or the inverse of the per-tick.
`SoundEvent`	`getEvent()`
`double`	`getExtraDistance()`	Returns the extra distance of the sound from the player when the sound plays from the mood position.
`int`	`getSpawnRange()`	Returns the chebyshev distance from which the mood sound can play to the player.

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Details
- CODEC
  
  public static final com.mojang.serialization.Codec<BiomeMoodSound> CODEC
- CAVE
  
  public static final BiomeMoodSound CAVE
- event
  
  private SoundEvent event
- cultivationTicks
  
  private int cultivationTicks
- spawnRange
  
  private int spawnRange
- extraDistance
  
  private double extraDistance
Constructor Details
- BiomeMoodSound
  
  public BiomeMoodSound(SoundEvent event, int cultivationTicks, int spawnRange, double extraDistance)
Method Details
- getEvent
  
  @Environment(CLIENT) public SoundEvent getEvent()
- getCultivationTicks
  
  @Environment(CLIENT) public int getCultivationTicks()
  
  Returns the ticks it takes for entering the mood environment (a totally dark cave) to playing the mood sound, or the inverse of the per-tick.
- getSpawnRange
  
  @Environment(CLIENT) public int getSpawnRange()
  
  Returns the chebyshev distance from which the mood sound can play to the player.
- getExtraDistance
  
  @Environment(CLIENT) public double getExtraDistance()
  
  Returns the extra distance of the sound from the player when the sound plays from the mood position.
  The sound is actually played at a position along the line on the three-dimensional vector from the player to the chosen mood position that is this distance to the mood position and this distance farther from the player.