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- Matroska/WebM (AAC, Opus or Vorbis codecs)

- MP4/M4A (AAC codec)

- OGG streams (Opus, Vorbis and FLAC codecs)

- AAC streams

- Stream playlists (M3U and PLS)

Channels

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There is a file automatically generated called channels.toml. This file is where you will go to define your channels and the config files that come with them. As this is a preset config, you cannot override it with config files from within a specific channel. The name of a channel can be virtually anything you want it to be, with the exception of "jukebox", "preview", or the same name as a previously registered channel. To set the name, of a channel, just use it as the name of the table for that channel like [channelName]. Remember that table names cannot have spaces. As with all config files read in by Music Triggers, channels.toml is read from top to bottom, meaning that channels higher in the files will be registered first. Each registered channel can accept the parameters main, transitions, commands, toggles, redirect, jukebox, songs_folder, sound_category, paused_by_jukebox, and overrides_normal_music. Here are what those do:

main: Sets the file location of the main config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config folder. The default

value is [channelname]/main, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

transitions: Sets the file location of the transitions config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config

folder. The default value is [channelname]/transitions, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

commands: Sets the file location of the commands config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config folder.

The default value is [channelname]/commands, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

toggles: Sets the file location of the toggles config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config folder. The

default value is [channelname]/toggles, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

redirect: Sets the file location of the redirect config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config folder.

The default value is [channelname]/redirect, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

jukebox: Sets the file location of the jukebox config file in reference to the MusicTriggers config folder. The

default value is [channelname]/jukebox, where [channelname] is the name of the channel

songs_folder: Sets the folder location of where the channel with look for audio files. The default value is

config/MusicTriggers/songs

sound_category: The sound category this channel is tied to, as per the the in game audio options. The default

value is music

paused_by_jukebox: Determines if the channel gets paused when there is an active jukebox nearby. The default value

is true

overrides_normal_music: Determines if the channel stops vanilla and blocked audio from playing when it has an

active trigger. The default value is true

Registration

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There is another file automatically generated called registration.toml. As this is a preset config, you cannot override it with config files from channels. Within this file you will find 2 options regarding registration. Those are REGISTER_DISCS and CLIENT_SIDE_ONLY Here are what those options do:

REGISTER_DISCS: This dictates whether or not the the Blank Music Disc, Enhanced Music Disc, and Music Recorder get

registered. See below for more information on music recording and how it works.

CLIENT_SIDE_ONLY: If this is true, the server side is not required to have the mod file. No items, blocks,

or packets will be registered if it is false, which will break some triggers that require information from the

server to function correctly. Here is the breakdown per version on which triggers will not be able to activate:

1.12.2

- home

- structure

- mob

- victory

- pvp

1.16.5+

- home

- snowing

- biome

- structure

- mob

- raid

- victory

- pvp

Debug

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The 3rd file automatically generated called debug.toml. As this is a preset config, you cannot override it with config files from channels. Within this file you will find 8 different config options. Those are SHOW_DEBUG, CURRENT_SONG_ONLY, LOG_LEVEL, PLAY_NORMAL_MUSIC, REVERSE_PRIORITY, COMBINE_EQUAL_PRIORITY, BLOCKED_MOD_MUSIC, and BLOCKED_MOD_RECORDS. Here are what those do:

SHOW_DEBUG: Determines if the debug information gets rendered, should the currently playing songs and triggers of

all channels, the respective times and fade times of each song, and some useful in-world information regarding the

position of the player to make creating triggers easier

CURRENT_SONG_ONLY: If both this and SHOW_DEBUG are enabled, the debug information will only render information about

the currently playing song

LOG_LEVEL: Determines the minimum log level shown by the log visualization screen in the gui. The accepted levels in

order from lowest to highest are DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, and FATAL

PLAY_NORMAL_MUSIC: Determines if vanilla and blocked music is able to play when there are no channels with currently

active triggers

REVERSE_PRIORITY: If enabled, the priority checker will be reversed so that the lowest priority wins in the case of

multiple triggers being able to play at once instead of the highest one

COMBINE_EQUAL_PRIORITY: If enabled, the priority system becomes less strict, making it so that when triggers with

the same priority are both active at once, the song pools will be combined and any song from any of those triggers

will be able to play

BLOCKED_MOD_MUSIC: A list of mod ids from which audio registered to the music category will not be able to play by

default

BLOCKED_MOD_RECORDS: A list of mod ids from which audio registered to the records category will not be able to play

by default

Channel Based Configuration

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