[1.10.2] Clef Mod Download

Clef Mod adds the ability to have instruments which plays ABC files. By default the mod comes with several ABC tracks, and also adds the 32 instruments available in Starbound.

Clef reads any ABC files in the /mods/clef/abc folder, and instruments in the /mods/clef/instruments folder, so you are welcome to add your own ABC tracks or Instrument Packs. As an added bonus, Clef is also able to read Starbound mod packs in a .zip format.

How to use:

Getting Instruments

• Once in-game, to view the instruments in creative, open up the inventory and open up the Instruments creative tab. There, you will find all the instruments that Clef was able to load.
• In survival though, there are three (configurable) ways to get instruments. Chest loot from structures, Mob drops, and the Instrument Player (more on the player later)
• Instruments can be either two handed or one handed. By default configs, all two handed instruments will be one handed, to allow you to hold it in your off-hand slot whilst you adventure around!

Using Instruments

• With your chosen instrument in hand, press the use key and a GUI would pop up, allowing you to select a song, play solo or in a band (with options to sync to their play time or their track), and to force the mod to reload all the ABC files or Instruments, and finally a Play button. Double clicking a song in the song list will immediately begin playing it.
• Whilst playing an instrument, if the instrument is two handed, both hands must be free to play them. If they are one handed, the main hand will be prioritised and that will be played. To stop playing, merely use the instrument again or attack with the instrument.
• Right clicking the Band Name will cycle through the available bands currently playing.
• Bear in mind not to reload your ABC files if you have a significant number of them, it will cause the game to stall momentarily.
• Holding shift whilst mousing over the instrument will tell you what pack the instrument is from, and what the item name for the instrument is.

The Instrument Player

The crafting recipe for the Instrument Player is as such: Planks, a chest, a note block, and a redstone torch.

• Once placed, right click the block with an instrument to place the instrument inside. The Instrument Player has enough space for 9 instruments to be played simultaneously, once redstone power is applied.
• Right click it again and you will see a similar GUI to the instrument GUI, but with some added features, most notably the storage space of the Instrument Player on the bottom right. Clicking any of the instruments there will eject the instrument on the top of the block.
• There are also two buttons on the bottom of the song list, to allow you to add and view the playlist. Once you are viewing the playlist you will be able to see standard playlist settings such as shuffle, repeat, etc.

Making Instruments with the Instrument Player

• To make a new instrument with the instrument player, you need to fill up the Instrument Player with 9 instruments, and right click it with a name tag named as the item name of the instrument you want. To get the item name of the instrument, mouse over your instrument in the inventory and hold Shift. This item name is different from the name of the instrument.
• You can only make instruments that either you have loaded to your game, or the server has loaded (configurable).

Getting more tracks and Instruments

• The way Clef works, is that tracks and instruments exist in actual files outside of the mod. As a result, you can easily drop any ABC file that you want to listen to in-game into the abc folder, or you can add new instruments by adding Starbound mod packs (in zip format) in the instruments folder.
• There are ABC libraries available online, especially since Lord of The Rings Online and Starbound are both able to play these files.

Requires:

Minecraft Forge

iChun Util Mod

How to install:

1. Make sure you have already installed Minecraft Forge and iChun Util Mod.
2. Locate the minecraft application folder.
   • On windows open Run from the start menu, type %appdata% and click Run.
   • On mac open finder, hold down ALT and click Go then Library in the top menu bar. Open the folder Application Support and look for Minecraft.
3. Place the mod you have just downloaded (.jar file) into the Mods folder.
4. When you launch Minecraft and click the mods button you should now see the mod is installed.