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Quote from Nilinking

Plase update to forge!

Feature request: please add a icon above the head of who is talking

A conversion to forge is in the workings but I am unsure when it will be done/ready.

That feature is very interesting. However I am unsure if it is possible. Right now the communication is unidirectional (one way) from Minecraft to Mumble and cannot be changed as it is right now.
Knowing when someone is speaking would require Mumble (or Murmur) to "tell" Minecraft that. There is an interface called ICE which might work for this purpose.

New Version released: 2.5.6


Minecraft 1.5 compatibility update

Download for MC 1.5
[1.5]MumbleLinkV2.5.6.zip

Change Log:
v2.5.6
- updated for Minecraft 1.5


on other matters:
Let me know if you are interested in a mod that implements native Stereoscopic 3D for Minecraft (so that you can play it on your 3DTV or Monitor with the cool 3D effect).
I made a proof of concept mod here: https://github.com/zsawyer/Stereoscopic3D-for-Minecraft
Sample images here: https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B3jrBa0Etv1YRkZ1aFZfSXVGNXc/edit
The problem is that it takes time to develop this and if no one is interested then there really is no reason to keep developing it.

What I'd like is a 3D anaglyph system that works with the orange-green glasses (I hope I have those colors correct) as they apparently have better eye behavior (less strain; better balance between the two eyes) than the red-cyan (and the red-blues are horrible for color).

Quote from Keybounce

What I'd like is a 3D anaglyph system that works with the orange-green glasses (I hope I have those colors correct) as they apparently have better eye behavior (less strain; better balance between the two eyes) than the red-cyan (and the red-blues are horrible for color).

I see what you are talking about, that sounds considerable.
You might want to have a look at http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/157025-v13-manyaglyph-multiple-3d-modes/

Sadly, that mod is very out of date -- Beta 1.3.

Quote from bionik

Please. I see future in this project. I will be having an oculus rift dev kit soon at my work and I could help to make this support the Oculus Rift too. I know how it's done but I haven't learned to code my own mods yet.

Recent video of Oculus Rift with Unity support:

[...]

SDK should be released soonish?

http://www.reddit.co...an_oculus_rift/

This looks amazing. But I think it would first require minecraft to allow separate head movement (ArmA style).
However this is exactly where the Stereoscopic-3D mod comes in handy. Thanks for your feedback.

Quote from stuzzyapple

Hi

Does this mod work for MC 1.5.1, or is it just me having issues,

It is not updated yet. (see thread title)

New Version released: 2.5.7


Minecraft 1.5.1 compatibility update

Download for MC 1.5.1
[1.5.1]MumbleLinkV2.5.7.zip

Change Log:
v2.5.7
- updated for Minecraft 1.5.1

Thank you for your feedback, Biiim it is appreciated.

Quote from MorningSong

I'd just like to say, A proper stereoscopy mod (especially one that handles the mouse cursor gratefully) would be incredibly useful and interesting to me.

Yeah the cursors is something that bugged me too - also the cross hair would need some special considerations.

New Version released: 3.0.3


Minecraft 1.5.2 compatibility update

Download for MC 1.5.2
MumbleLink.jar

MumbleLink-OSX64.jar for OSX 64bit


Change Log:
v3.0.3
- updated for Minecraft 1.5.2
- now using JNA instead of JNI
- now directly supporting Minecraft Forge and (still) ModLoader
- does not support OSX 32 and 64 bit at the same time anymore (see separate download!)
- native libraries are now packaged in the jar and do not need to be extracted - this should help with managing different versions


This is a major update! There have been significant changes but mainly to the code base. While no new features have been added I have paved the way therefore by cleaning up and migrating to Forge. Don't worry Risugami's ModLoader (RML) is still supported and will be in the foreseeable future. However if you are using RML the upcoming features will not work, feature-wise, it will stay at this basic version.
I am planing on adding more options for the users to control the mod.
The main feature for you guys is that you do not have to worry about libraries like before. The mod now uses the libraries directly off the jar. So you can have different versions of this mod in different locations without conflicting native libraries.
For you OSX 64bit users there is a drawback:I currently have not got a universal dylib but that is what JNA expects so you will need to download the OSX 64bit specific version.

AWESOMA!!!!!!!!!!!

Quote from thernztrom

Works with latest Mumble update 1.2.4?

I have not tested it but I am confident that it will work since Mumble's Link-Plugin, which is the interface for this mod, has not been changed.

Quote from scarystuff

It does. No problem there.

Thanks for testing and confirming!

Quote from scarystuff

However, on the server I play on the most, we have multiworlds and soon we will have several servers linked together. Would it be possible to get Mumblelink to detect which world you are in and act accodingly, so you don't get 3D sound from another player that is in another world? Maybe lower volume or do something else so you tell from the voice that you are not in the same world/server.

Yes and No. Getting that information and telling Mumble is not really a problem, in fact a rudimentary implementation was already tested and showed that it "worked". The problem is what "worked" means...
"Worked" means mumble detected the difference in the "contexts" but the default behavior is to simply unlink the player's from each other (see this discussion). This has terrible effects - meaning the exact opposite of what you want. (you used to be able to turn this this awful "feature" on using a config file but was completely removed since mod v3.0.0)

Here is an example of what happened:

• Imagine 10 Players
• 5 in World "Blue"
• 5 in World "Red"

• The 5 Players of Blue would all hear each other perfectly with working mumble (positional, attenuated aka "linked").
• The same goes for the 5 Reds with themselves.

• However, now imagine all 10 Players are in one channel. You are one of Blue. You would hear all Reds at 100% volume and not positional. This is not what you want. You want the Reds to be muted when they are not near you.

The solution: Mumble channels


Problem:






Currently this mod's code is built to later on support exactly this and the implementation is the next thing on the todo list. But even if it is implemented by me, without a Minecraft specific mumo, I fear, this implementation will simply be unused.

New Version released: 3.0.4


Minecraft 1.6.1 compatibility update

Download for MC 1.6.1
MumbleLink.jar

MumbleLink-OSX64.jar for OSX 64bit


Change Log:
v3.0.4
- updated for Minecraft 1.6.1


Due to previous efforts at creating the single-jar-package there is out-of-the-box support for the profiles created through the new Minecraft Launcher. However keep in mind that basically every mod has version specific packages. To remedy conflicts use and set the "Game Directory" of legacy profiles and use the mod folder in that path to supply older mod versions that won't work with the current Minecraft.

And: Yay, horses!

New Version released: 4.0.2


Minecraft 1.6.2 compatibility update

Download for MC 1.6.1+ (Forge ONLY!!!!!!1111!!!11)
MumbleLink.jar

MumbleLink-OSX64.jar for OSX 64bit


Change Log:
v4.0.2
- updated for Minecraft 1.6.2
- IMPORTANT: dropped direct support for Risugami's ModLoader (will now only work with Forge)
- new builds are now (fairly) universal, this means that updates are now needed less frequently
- added API interface (MumbleLinkAPI) for addons to inject their own context and identity
- added extended positional audio support for vanilla minecraft
- fixed 3D positional audio bugs when looking straight up or down
- added config options


Changing to the new srg reobfuscation brings pros and cons. Please note that Risugami's ModLoader is not supported by the ("offical") MumbleLink.jar package anymore. This does not mean that this mod cannot be compiled for it! RML is still compatible with the sources until further notice. In return the tedious update procedure on almost every Minecraft release has now been (presumably) nullified. Only major code changes in Minecraft or updates concerning this Mods internal structure itself will give you a new download. For normal MC updates (and possibly even past versions) you can probably stick to your current MumbleLink.jar.
For example this newest MumbleLink.jar was compiled for 1.6.2 but is backwards compatible with 1.6.1 and expected to be compatible with the upcoming versions too!

And now for something completely different: This Mod now supports Addons for itself!
That is right you (and/or your favorite developer) can expand this Mod! This can come in handy when you want automatic channel management on the murmur server.
For example, have channels based on the factions that your mod introduced and have all linked players be automatically switch to the right channels! Have non-linked players switched to a different channel.

Sounds too good to be true? Well kind of... yes ... this can work though! ... in theory. Practically someone still needs to make the murmur script to manage the users. It has been done for BF2 and some of Steam's Source engine's games... so get going and make that tiny script, and write your addon. You have all the tools now, or at least start nagging your favorite developer.

Quote from FlipperWolf

Is this possible to do the same thing with teamspeak ? :3

Yes it is. Though one would have to write the plugin for Teamspeak too. It seem as Teamspeak might even provide better possibilities to implement the dampening effects of the virtual surrounding. However I am not planning on doing that. Sorry.