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sounds not working #2209
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I think thats the same issue as always, the old links are broken. I don't know if this affects all old versions but some if them are just gone. |
Yeah... This will need some workaround... Is Mojang hosting these files still? |
whats strange is this just worked for me about 3 days ago. sounds also don't work with actual minecraft launcher. |
so I had this issue as well, but I fixed it. So I'm pretty sure that the game tries to look for the correct resources(sounds) and if it cant find the right resources it tries to download them from a dead link. The way I fixed this is just replacing the resources folder in the instance I was using with the one I had from beta 1.7.3(Don't remember where I downloaded from them but I have them) |
thank you Jilms for your help, I would like to have those resource files if you wouldn't mind. |
i found another resources folder online, the only problem is you have to hit F3 and S at the same time. Is there any way ti fix this because i am lazy and don't feel like doing that, |
You can get the sounds here: https://mega.nz/#F!U3owiTzK!QtYRYthO4i7Cyshf2MWmNg |
Given how this issue is known but has been going unsolved for about two months (https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/WEB-1004), would it be possible for MultiMC's servers to locally host the sound files for older versions and for the program itself to download them from there until some activity happens from Mojang's side? |
I believe that this should be solved in an official way, without me rehosting files. |
i made a very simple bash script that takes files from /assets/objects and copies them into the resources folder format expected by minecraft beta. https://gist.github.com/QuImUfu/c0284fe6e3cf8e5ddb93fa0b8b96dfd3 Some files that belong into the resources folder are not included in the files in the /assets/objects folder. https://dl.dropbox.com/s/e8n9tvio25ac7yb/resources.zip together these are exactly the files listed on http://s3.amazonaws.com/MinecraftResources and match on md5sum. so to create a beta resources folder on Linux:
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I wonder if the files are there, but simply don't have an index that would point to them. And seeing how the files on the server are simply checksums, maybe it would be worth it to just reconstruct the indexes and backfill them into the legacy versions... |
So, I checked those with sha1sum:
Practically, if these were hosted on the new server, this would have to be accessible: And that's simply not there... In contrast, this is accessible: Mojang would have to put these on the new server. |
exactly my results, you beat my by seconds :D |
Has this problem for 1.2.5 too, it worked before. |
This should now be fixed. |
I did a quick test with new beta 1.7.3 and release 1.2.5 instances and sounds worked for me, thanks a lot :) |
Add totalTimePlayed for FTBApp import
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What should happen: when minecraft boots up it is supposed to have sound, note i am using 1.7.3 beta.
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Suspected cause: unknown... HELP!!!
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