xMarty2105x
- xMarty2105x
- JIRAUSER760304
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MCPE-173866Dear support team,
Today I hadcreateda newsurvivalworld withthe Greek Mythology mash-up pack, but to my surprise the vanilla soundtrack was playing instead of the Greek Mythology soundtrack. This had me pretty confused, so I started to do some research to see what the potential issue could be.Eventually I had figured out that when I created any survival world with one of the mash-up packs, that their soundtracks would never play, only the vanilla Minecraft soundtrack would start playing.
After this I had came to the conclusion that creating any creative world with one of the mash-up packs would play their soundtracks correctly.
This bug essentially makes you unable to start off a legit survivalworldwith one of the mash-up packs enabled. As of now I have not yet found a fix to this very annoying issue.When creating a new world with any mash-up pack (Greek Mythology, Norse Mythology, Halloween, Festive, etc.), the pack's soundtrack would play inconsistently.
Only in chunks near spawn, the pack's soundtracks would play consistently.
But when moving to chunks farther away from spawn, the pack's soundtracks would play inconsistently or just not at all (vanilla soundtracks would start playing).
Nomash-up pack soundtrackson survival worlds (Greek Mythology, Norse Mythology, Halloween etc.)Inconsistent mash-up pack soundtracks
Hi JaviCRZ, that is very interesting. So what you are saying is that the plains biome partly activates the mash-up pack soundtrack? I will have to try this out for myself later, because if that is to be the case, then that would make this bug even weirder than it already is... Sadly I do not own The Nightmare Before Christmas mash-up pack, so I would not be able to tell you if the soundtrack is indeed that loud and annoying. However I have noticed that on some other mash-up packs like the Norse Mythology mash-up pack (Jotrunheim for example), that the soundtracks vary in volume. But that might have just been done intentionally for the dramatic effect.