Create a dummy sound file?

Question

I have a constant error while running Minecraft that is a side effect of a mod I use to mute the music on the starting menu screen. This error will occur in random intervals from 5–30 seconds. The error is:

Unable to play unknown soundEvent: minecraft:none

Now from what I understand I should be able to create a blank sound file somewhere so that this error will stop happening, but I need to know:

1. Where to put this sound file (Resourcepack? Assets? etc.)

2. What format the file should be in (.ogg, .mp3, etc.)

To be honest this is all just an educated guess. If there is a better way to fix this issue, please let me know.

Answer 1

Note that this error is actually harmless, just like many during startup that are due to mods having images at odd sizes.

NOTICE: Untested, but I assume it "might" work. If it doesn't, might need to have a mod that allows adding to the string table.

If you look at how a resource pack adds sounds (and how command blocks play a sound), you can do it that way. Probably having it named none.ogg will be good. Would need to be placing it where the sounds base would be at in the resource folder.

Example: If a sound to replace a built-in minecraft sound via. a command block is placed, according to what it shows for the command block syntax at, a/b/c/d.ogg in the modpack, you would place your dummy in the same folder that a is in for this example.

Random tidbit: the .ogg file type is a free sound "container" format (.mp3 is similar but is covered by licenses that require the devs to have paid for to include the .mp3 file format to be allowed to be used in their products).