minecraft-java-edition
I am playing minecraft java edition 1.16.3. I know there are some "ambient noises" which you can disable but it seems it doesn't affect on these voices that sing underwater.
I am not playing on a server. i have no data packs. it is me, my pc and my world. it really become scary when I'm working under water. i needed clay to trade with villagers and.. dang it. i jumped out of water.
so is there any way to disable them?
I have switched to playing Minecraft under Ubuntu, and most of the more annoying problems simply don't occur anyone. I can finally enjoy the game!
I think the underwater tunnel concept is pretty cool but I never gave it a try until this post reminded me about it. After spending too much time dropping sand and picking it up again, I think I came up with a decent method to make underwater walkways in the least amount of time.
So, find a way down to the level you want to work at and make one tiny section of your walkway. You can use sand or dig some nice stairs since you'll probably want to start above the water level. When you have your first section, place two doors and then block off the top two blocks:
The water won't flow through the doors, so you can peek out to the other side and place two ground blocks, then build around with glass and duck back into the doors for a breath. I generally do this for four blocks at a time before placing another set of doors. Here's an artificially brightened shot of a half-built section of tunnel. You can see the doors and the air behind them, and two slices of tunnel with floor and glass placed already.
After you finish a section and place your new doors, removing the water blocks from this section with sand is easy as it's only 4x3x2 and you only have to place two sand blocks per column (n-1 of the walkway height) to clear out all the water. At this point, you can remove the old double doors (and glass padding on top) behind you and repeat from the set in front of you.
And the best part about this method? No currents if you make your top glass layer at least 1 block below the surface!
To conclude; build using this method for the following benefits:
Best Answer
You can change the sound of it with a resourcepack. You could change it to an empty sound file and that would get rid of it. To do this you have to know which sound it is in Minecraft. To change it you have to name a sound file the same as the sound in the game. To remove it, make a empty .ogg file and name it the same as the sound you want to remove. Below is a video on changing sounds in minecraft.