Cornbread's Music Fixer (Bedrock Style)

General Changes and Bug Fixes

• Pack now reads as compatible with game versions from 1.21.5 to 1.21.8.
• C418's music no longer mistakenly has a weight of 2 in old growth taigas in certain game versions.

Game Versions From Snapshot 25w20a (1.21.6 snapshot post-soundtrack) to Present

• Updated Menu Music to match vanilla; removing Deeper, Eld Unknown, Endless, Featherfall, Puzzlebox, Watcher, komorebi, pokopoko, and yakusoku; and adding Below and Above, Broken Clocks, Fireflies, Lilypad, and O's Piano at 15% volume.
  • C418's dedicated menu tracks intentionally still have a weight of 2.
• Added Below and Above to Cherry Groves, Fireflies to Deserts, O's Piano to Lush Caves, and Lilypad to Groves; all at 10% volume and with a weight of 2.
• Added Lilypad to Frozen Peaks at 10% volume.
• Updated / reverted Forest track list to that of vanilla; adding One More Day, Floating Dream, Left to Bloom, Comforting Memories, Aerie, Firebugs, Labyrinthine, and Bromeliad; and Broken Clocks with a weight of 2; all at 10% volume.
  • Will likely be tweaked in the future.
• Reverted Flower Forest track list to match vanilla.
• The generic "game" track list is intentionally not updated.
• Lowered the volumes of Music Discs Tears and (gags) Lava Chicken from 100% (vanilla) to 50%.

Technical Changes

• Game versions from snapshot 24w18a (1.21 snapshot) to 25w19a (1.21.6 snapshot pre-soundtrack) now use the 'tricky_trials' overlay. It is identical to the previous iteration of the base pack (save for the changes below), but references to the 'generic' filenames (calm1, piano3, nuance2, etc.) have been removed.
• All references to the entirety of Volume Alpha now use an event-type sound (cb_music.game_volume_alpha) instead of listing every track individually.
  • Does not apply to music.game in game versions 1.21 and newer. The way event-type sounds interact with the weight field is unclear on the wiki.
• All references to the three swamp tracks now use an event-type sound (music.overworld.swamp) instead of listing each track individually.