Drip Sounds Mod FAQ

Place a water or lava block above another block so drip particles form, then stand close enough to hear them land. The mod only plays sounds where the particles appear, so if you see no particles you will hear nothing.

Check that drip particles are actually spawning and that your volume for the drip sound category isn't turned down. If the particle count is set very low or off, drips will rarely or never trigger a sound.

No, the mod works client-side, so you can hear drip sounds on any server without the server having it installed. Other players without the mod simply won't hear the sounds you do.

Open the mod's config file and adjust the volume setting for droplet sounds, which is quiet by default. Raise it if you want drips more noticeable or lower it if they're distracting.

Use the config option that controls drip particle frequency to increase or decrease how often drips spawn. More particles means more frequent sounds, fewer means sparser dripping.

Yes, the config lets you toggle between the default Dripstone sounds and the older drip sounds. Change the sound option in the config file and reload or restart as needed.

Lava drips play a sizzle or hissing sound when the droplet lands, matching the hot liquid hitting a surface. Water drips instead play a water pop sound.

Particles and sounds are linked, so if you hear drips the particles are likely just hard to see against certain blocks or lighting. Try moving closer or checking your particle settings in video options.

The mod is lightweight since it only adds sounds tied to existing drip particles. If you set the particle frequency very high in config, you may notice more particles and sounds, so lower it if performance drops.

It generally works alongside other mods, but mods that heavily change drip particles or sound events could overlap with it. If drips sound wrong or doubled, check your other sound and particle mods first.