Creating an Audio Player

Creating an audio player is relatively easy using the MinecraftMediaLibrary api. You may extract the audio from a Youtube link or use an .ogg file for doing this. Create a Resourcepack Wrapper off of this, and host it using either by manually doing it or by an HTTP server (which the library supports).

Note

For more information about Resourcepack Wrappers, visit

• Using a Resourcepack Wrapper
  • Usefulness of Resourcepacks
    • Resourcepack Status
    • Playing Sounds in Resourcepacks
  • Creating a Resourcepack Wrapper
  • Building the Resourcepack
  • Method Events

When using a Youtube link, define a new YoutubeExtraction.

Note

For more information about Youtube Extractors, visit

• Retrieving Video/Audio from Youtube Videos
  • Instantiating an Extraction Setting
  • Extracting Video
  • Extracting Audio
  • Important Warning
  • Method Events

The hyperlinks will show you how to create the resourcepack.

Playing the Actual Audio

To play the actual audio, you would have to call the sound name that is your plugin name to full lowercase. Getting the plugin name is equivalent to Plugin#getName.

As for doing this in Spigot specifically, just use the playSound method part of the Player class or World class to play the specific sound so entities can hear it.

Example for playing the sound in a World:

final Plugin plugin = ...;
final World world = Bukkit.getWorld("world");
world.playSound(new Location(world, 0, 0, 0), plugin.getName().toLowerCase(), 1.0F, 1.0F);

Example for playing the sound for a specific Player:

final Plugin plugin = ...;
final World world = Bukkit.getWorld("world");
final Player player = Bukkit.getPlayer("PulseBeat_02");
player.playSound(player.getLocation(), plugin.getName().toLowerCase(), 1.0F, 1.0F);