Temporary client sound effects

Reading the tooltip preference

Read ClientHost::gui_options().advanced_item_tooltips for the current advancedItemTooltips preference (F3+H). The snapshot reflects the current client setting on native and wasm; request a new snapshot after a toggle. This is separate from the advanced flag supplied to an individual tooltip request.

Adding tooltip lines

Use ItemPart::tooltip for an attached item's own lines at the vanilla Item.appendHoverText position, after the name and before component lines. Use Hooks::item_tooltip for NeoForge's global ItemTooltipEvent moment: it receives every item's finished tooltip, including the parts' earlier lines, component lines and advanced information. No attached part is needed for a global listener, so this is also how a mod edits vanilla or other mods' tooltips. The global event supplies the stack, display settings, player IDs, and the request's advanced and creative flags on native and wasm alike.

Drawing a second world camera

Native internals mods can request extra world cameras through world_views and consume their textures in world_view_drawn. These are raw renderer places, not portable API callbacks: wasm mods cannot use them. Construct a WorldView with a stable ID, camera, yaw, pitch, field of view and pixel size. Return the same requests whenever the frame asks; at most four valid, distinct IDs draw, with sides limited to 4096 pixels and the device limit.

Use world_view_drawn to copy a still to your own buffer or draw into the supplied target with its encoder. Copy a picture you need to preserve: targets are reused while requested and retired when absent. Views draw before world_drawn, where you can composite their pictures into the player's frame. Extra cameras increase rendering work and do not include particles, weather, hands or shader-pack passes. See the generated world_views hook notes for the full rendering contract and tools/run_world_views.py for the offscreen fixture.

Muffling sounds

ClientHost::muffle_sounds(amount, lowpass, ticks, exempt) temporarily muffles the sound output, for example to accompany ringing ears after a nearby blast:

• amount, from 0 to 1, is the fraction of every sound's volume taken away.
• lowpass, from 0 to 1, dulls the output, from untouched to a 300 Hz low-pass.
• Both effects start at full strength and fade linearly over ticks client ticks. The fade waits while the game is paused.
• The sound events in exempt remain clear, including ones already playing. Use this for the mod's ringing sound. Other sounds already playing, music and interface clicks are muffled too.

A new call replaces the current muffle; ticks of 0 ends it immediately. The effect belongs to the sound output, so every splitscreen player hears it. The call refuses an amount or strength outside 0 to 1, or an exempt event that is not a namespaced sound id, without changing the output. Server code cannot call this client-only service.

Play the accompanying sound through ClientHost::play_local_sound with a SoundPlay, rather than a separate legacy sound API.