Realistic minecart wind effect

A straightforward plugin that introduces realistic stereo wind sound effects as you journey in a minecart.

Listen to it with headphones or on a stereo system and feel the sound of the wind as you pass by the blocks to the right and left:

Youtube link

Spigot plugin resource

Compile plugin project 🚀

• Install Git, Java 17 and Maven
• Clone this repository
• If you are using IntelliJ Idea:
  • Open the repository folder as project
  • At right, open Maven
    • Click Download sources and documentation to download spigot API and their dependencies (this phase could have been executed automatically by IntelliJ the first time you open the project)
    • Expand Lifecycle and click package to compile the plugin
• If you are using the terminal (not fully tested)
  • Run one terminal inside repository folder
  • Run mvn dependency:resolve to download spigot API and their dependencies
  • Run mvn package to compile de plugin
• To change the plugin output jar when you compile it, simply uncomment and set <outputDirectory>../devServer/plugins</outputDirectory> in pom.xml but NEVER commit it to git

Set up server 🌍

• Create a new folder
• Download and put BuildTools.jar inside that folder
• Run java -jar BuildTools.jar
• Run java -jar spigot-1.1x.x.jar where xx is the minecraft server version
  • Set eula.txt text to true and re-run previous command if needed
• Optional
  • Go to the previous created plugin project and set in pom.xml the route to plugins folder into <outputDirectory>../devServer/plugins</outputDirectory>

Debug plugin and server 🧑‍💻

We need to open a debug port to debug the server, and then listen it from IntelliJ.

In IntelliJ:

• Right to hammer button, click Edit configurations
• Add Remote JVM Debug and full copy the agentlib command line parameter

In the server launcher script:

• Add the copied param to java command:
  • RESULT: java -jar -agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=*:5005 spigot-1.xx.jar --nogui
• Start the minecraft server with the above script

In IntelliJ:

• Press the bug button 🪲 to listen to server
• Then you can set debug points in your plugin code.