AmbientSounds 2.0 Mod adds more natural sounds to the sandbox video game Minecraft to make gameplay and exploration more vibrant. While the title employs ambient sounds, the game’s sound libraries are pretty limited. This makes ambient sounds repetitive that you’d rather have it turned off instead. However, exploring the world of Minecraft without sounds makes it dull. The experience of seeing incredible sights is diminished by a world devoid of lively sounds. This mod breathes life anew to the game by throwing in additional sound packs you can enjoy for a more dynamic experience.
Ambient sounds, or ambience, are sets of sounds that randomly play when players travel to certain places. These sounds can be heard in both multiplayer and single player modes. Even the Nether and End dimensions have their own ambient sounds when you explore these areas. Ambience can be heard in any location but it’s more obvious when you are traveling on expansive spaces. You can notice it play after a certain combination of environmental events is met. For example, a large enclosed space that has a light source level lower than 8 will play ambient sounds more often. Compare this exact scenario, except you have the sky lighting as your light source, and you’ll notice ambient sounds may not be present. It’s like Minecraft specifically designed ambient sounds to play in more eerie locations. Oftentimes, ambient sounds can be heard in the direction of darker areas.
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How to Install AmbientSounds 2.0 Mod
- Ensure you have already downloaded and installed the Minecraft Forge mod loader.
- Download the mod on this web page.
- Find the Minecraft directory folder (.minecraft).
- Place the mod file you downloaded; you will have only drop (.jar file) into the Mods folder.
- While you launch Minecraft and click on the mods button, you need to see now the mod is put in.
