#Forest ambience code#

Resembles low creaking and something metallic.Ī dissonant chord with reverb layered with a clicking noise. Resembles a metallic object tumbling nearbyĮerie tones with a sudden crescendo and some metallic sounds. This audio file resembles the shape of a Creeper face if put into a spectrogram. Resembles a screeching violin with soft, low-pitched whooshes in the background. Resembles wind or venting gas from far away with reverb. There are 19 different cave ambience sounds in total.

#Forest ambience code#

The code name for cave ambience is ambient.cave. See playsound for more info.Ĭave ambience (also known as cave sounds, or eerie noises according to the subtitles) are sounds that occasionally play when the player is underground or in a dark area, based on the mood algorithm.Ĭave ambience sounds can play in all biomes except the Nether biomes, as long as there is a cave or a dark enough area present. Note that the player needs to put into the command more variables than just the name of the sounds. All ambiences' code names start with ambient. However, this also affects the sounds of firework rockets and such.Īll ambience can be played using the / playsound minecraft: command. The volume of ambient sounds can be changed individually through 'Music & Sounds' in the Options menu by changing the 'Ambient/Environment' bar. Currently, there are 'cave', 'underwater' and 'Nether' ambiences. Currently, there are 167 different ambience sounds.Īmbience is divided into groups of ambience sounds that play under same condition/s. They were created by C418 and Samuel Åberg. For the ambient-genre music that plays in-game, see Music.Īmbience (also called ambience sounds or ambient sounds) are sounds that can be heard in specific conditions. For the sound produced by flowing water called 'water ambience', see Water § Sounds. This article is about the sounds that play semi-randomly in the background of gameplay.