Soundboard

The soundboard lets you trigger a local sound clip that is transmitted to nearby players as its own audio channel, independent of your microphone:

• Muting your mic does not silence the soundboard, but a listener's own deafen state still blocks it, same as it blocks mic audio.
• Soundboard audio follows the same distance, world, visibility and spectator rules as voice, and moves with you.
• A server can turn the soundboard off entirely with soundboard-enabled, or deny it per player/group with the socketsvc.soundboard permission (see Permissions). Blocked clips show a notice in the action bar.

Press U to open the soundboard. You must be connected to voice to play clips; otherwise it shows "Connect to voice to use the soundboard."

Adding sounds複製段落連結

1. Click "Open folder..." to open the soundboard folder, config/socketsvc/soundboard/ in the game directory.
2. Drop WAV, MP3, OGG, Opus, FLAC or AIFF files into it. Subfolders become categories.
3. Back in game, click "Refresh".

Folders are listed before clips, each sorted by name. Click a folder to enter it and ".. Back" to go up a level. You can also download audio from a URL.

Favorites, volumes, loop flags, start points and hotkey slots are saved by the clip's path relative to the soundboard folder, so moving or renaming a file resets them.

Toolbar複製段落連結

Concurrent playback複製段落連結

• When off, starting a clip stops whatever is playing.
• When on, different clips can play simultaneously, up to 10; starting another stops the one that started earliest.
• Triggering the same clip again always restarts it rather than stacking a duplicate.
• Turning the option off keeps only the current clip and stops the rest.

Clip rows複製段落連結

Each clip is one row, left to right:

Local vs. player volume複製段落連結

Each clip has two independent volumes:

• Player volume (P) — what other players hear.
• Local volume (L) — what you hear.

The two paths are scaled and limited separately so one never affects the other; the soundboard master volume multiplies both.

On the listening side, Players' soundboard on the General tab sits beside "Voice volume" and is one master over every other player's clips. It is named for who it applies to because there are two soundboard masters pointing in opposite directions, and a bare "soundboard volume" on a settings screen reads as your own. It is independent of voice, so you can quiet a room full of soundboards without quieting the people in it; 0% silences incoming clips entirely. The "Voice volume" master applies on top of it, to received soundboard audio as well as to voice.

The soundboard master volume on this screen is the sending side and does not affect what you hear from anyone else.

Hotkey slots複製段落連結

There are 10 hotkey slots, bound as "Soundboard slot 1" through "Soundboard slot 10" (unbound by default):

1. Click the slot number on a clip row to assign it to a slot. Each slot holds one clip; assigning replaces whatever clip was in that slot.
2. Bind a key to that slot under the "SocketSVC Voice" category in Minecraft's Controls settings.
3. Press it in game (with no screen open) to play the clip.

Now-playing bar複製段落連結

While a clip plays, a bar docked at the bottom of the screen shows its name and "position / duration":

• A clip's duration is scanned on first play and cached by relative path and file modification time, so it is rescanned if the file changes.
• The waveform is worked out in the background the first time a clip is shown, and kept for the last 32 clips the same way. Until it is ready - a second or so for a long MP3 - the position bar is a plain line.
• A custom start point only applies when the clip is triggered; each loop iteration restarts from the beginning.
• Seeking decodes from the start of the file up to the target, so long jumps in long clips can take a moment.

Quick-pick wheel複製段落連結

The "Soundboard quick pick (hold + scroll)" binding is unbound by default; bind it in Controls first.

1. Click ○ on a clip row to add the clip to the wheel.
2. In game, hold the quick-pick key. A 3×3 grid appears in the middle of the screen (the center cell is a Stop button) with up to 8 clips per page. The game is not paused.
3. Move the mouse over a clip and release the key to play it, or left-click it.

• A clip that is already playing shows a ■ stop mark; picking it stops that clip instead of restarting it.
• Releasing over (or clicking) the center Stop button, or releasing outside the grid, stops all soundboard playback.
• Esc cancels without playing.
• More than 8 clips are split into pages; switch with the scroll wheel, ←/→, or the arrows at either side.
• Click "Edit" to open the full soundboard.
• If the wheel is empty, a hint tells you to add clips from the Soundboard menu.

Downloading from a URL複製段落連結

Paste an http:// or https:// URL into the URL field and click "Download" to extract its audio as a clip.

• Only one download runs at a time. If a URL points to both a video and a playlist, only that video is downloaded; the playlist is not expanded.
• Failures show "Download failed:" with the reason; after cancelling, the URL stays in the field so you can retry.