Fixing Client issues?

Hey! A while ago, I've encountered a client-sided issue that was confirmed by Dylan.
So the problem was that when I used LevelEventSoundPacket with disableRelativeVolume as true wasn't working at all.
What disableRelativeVolume was supposed to do is that the sound that is playing should be able to be heard by every player with the same volume, regardless of the position.

Here's the OS and the PM version I was using:
PocketMine-MP: 3.19.1
PHP: 7.4
Server OS: Windows
Game version: Win10

And this is the code

PHP:

$packet = new LevelSoundEventPacket();
$packet->sound = 290; // ID of the sound
$packet->disableRelativeVolume = true;
$packet->position = $player;
$player->sendDataPacket($packet);


Any idea on how to fix these "client issues"?

And for those who want my discord, please do add me because I made a new account for cleaning up things.
minijaham#3259

 

What I've done is to send a audio packet to all the players with their location, this won't solve the location error though.

 

Maybe it's possible to update the packet for the player every time it moves?

 

I think that it would reset the sound.

 

Hmm,
We can use the broadcastLevelSoundEvent from Level

PHP:

$player->getServer()->getLevelByName("Hub")->broadcastLevelSoundEvent(new \pocketmine\math\Vector3(0,0,0), 290, -1, -1, false, true);

Only problem is that the sound will not broadcast to the player if the chunks aren't visible to the player.
And yes, this works with disableRelativeVolume.

 

I also did this but it's the same issue as above, It doesn't work if the player is outside the render distance.

PHP:

$packet = new \pocketmine\network\mcpe\protocol\LevelSoundEventPacket();
          $packet->sound = 290; // ID of the sound
          $packet->disableRelativeVolume = true;
          $packet->position = new \pocketmine\math\Vector3(0,0,0);
          $player->handleLevelSoundEvent($packet);

What are your thoughts @Primus xD

 

Hmm...I might just not be getting what client issues exactly are. Are they caused by the device? The OS?
I've tried every possible workaround I can think of, but they were either super inefficient or failed.

 

It may be from both ?? Not sure, but the two codes I showed does work. Which is a bit weird.

 

They do work, except that the disableRelativeVolume isn't functioning the way I want it to. Does it work for you?

 

Your code doesn't work, but the code's I posted does work.

 

Hmm...my code and your code functions the same for me. What could actually be wrong with my client?

 

Bump!

 

It could be outdated protocols?
Maybe minecraft 1.16 uses different packets?

 

Hmm...could be. Considering that I purchased minecraft on my IOS device, and the same thing happened....