Text filtering
The text field allows you to filter the associated list of music or sound event.
You can use it to find more easily what you're looking for.
The filter operator is a boolean operator. It is used to know how to combine multiple keywords.
By default, the AND operator is used, but you can change it to OR in the configs.
You may also swap operator temporarily by adding the & character at the beginning of the field.
- AND: keep strings that match every keyword (first keyword AND second keyword AND etc)
- OR: keep strings that match any keyword (first keyword OR second keyword OR etc)
Examples
Default operator: AND. List: music.
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c418 hands: keep only music from C418 containing "hands" in their name, such as "Dry Hands" and "Wet Hands" (yeshandswould have been enough, as there are no other music containing "hands", this is just an example) -
&aaron kumi: keep only music from Aaron Cherof and Kumi Tanioka
There are special characters that can apply special filtering for a specific keyword, unlike the &
character that must be at the beginning of the field and that applies to every keyword.
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$: the keyword must match case.
By default, the keyword doesn't need to match case (upper case are simply ignored). -
@: the keyword refers to the music/sound event namespace.
In vanilla, everything is in theminecraftnamespace, but it's useful when using mods or resource packs -
#: the keyword refers to the music/sound event path.
Less useful now Mojang renamed every song with their proper name, but it's still there just in case. -
!: the keyword must not match.
This character is even more special than the others, as it's the only one you can combine with the others.
Examples
Default operator: AND. List: music.
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$An: keeps only music containing exactly "An" in their name, so it keeps "Ancestry" and "An Ordinary Day" but not "Dry Hands" for example -
!@minecraft: keeps only music that are not in the Minecraft namespace, so it keeps only music from mods or resource packs