Better Jukeboxes for Minecraft

Review Better Jukeboxes

Better Jukeboxes

The jukebox is not a particularly popular block in Minecraft, although the in-game discs are in demand, and many players try to collect them. The latter can be both standard and rare, and users are hunting for them, including on Minecraft servers, where additional mods and plugins are installed. However, the jukebox itself always remains the same as in the vanilla game version, except for the possibility of changing its textures. Even so, you can always rely on our reviews, and this time, we are going to tell you about a mod called Better Jukeboxes.

The Better Jukeboxes add-on will not only change the appearance of the Jukebox in Minecraft but also add a special animation when playing discs. No pack can boast such effects, so this mod is certainly worth considering and adding to your build if you somehow interact with this block. The new animation is suitable for different styles and epochs, so you will be able to make use of this improvement in different ways.

Review of the Better Jukeboxes Mod

The Better Jukeboxes mod changes the jukebox's appearance, although it basically retains its brown shade. It has received patterns and other distinctive features, so if you have already used this block in the vanilla version of Minecraft, you will immediately notice all the innovations. It utilizes MIDI files, but even they can fascinate one with their quality. Indeed, the latest discs have been created by Lena Raine, and they are a separate kind of art. If you have not listened to all the tracks yet, be sure to do that. Put on your headphones, relax, adjust the comfortable sound settings, and do routine tasks.

The appearance of the jukebox is not the most important thing, though. The mod brings a special animation displayed when you listen to any disc. You just approach this block, insert the disc, and see how it is spinning. Besides, you will see information about the track displayed for several seconds in different shades and the notes emitting, and all this looks cool. We have taken several screenshots so that you can approximately evaluate all the advantages of the Better Jukeboxes mod. Be sure to install it and test all the innovations yourself.

The new textures are generated dynamically, so this mod can be used both on the client and server sides when it comes to multiplayer. The disc spins slowly and smoothly, along with all its textures and features. Thus, if the disc is brown, it remains brown — by the way, compared to the preview, the model is made very well. In short, the functionality, while not being particularly important, has proved cool. So if you want fun and variety, you will surely appreciate the Better Jukeboxes add-on.

The screenshots below depict a makeshift audio mixer or equipment for large-scale parties. There are plenty of Minecraft mods for Minecraft that add PCs, laptops, and different types of equipment, and if you make use of all this together with the jukebox, you can feel like a real DJ. All because the mod can boast the cool mechanics, excellent texture quality, smoothness, volume models, and other important points.

So we can say that the mod is certainly noteworthy, even though its functionality will be most likely in demand only by a narrow circle of players from the Minecraft fan community. But if you are reading this review, you are perhaps interested in the in-game jukeboxes, and the add-on under consideration is a great reason to slightly expand the game's potential without using heavy-weight texture or shader packs that affect many items and blocks. So try listening to different discs, add your own tracks, and install user mods that bring even more music content. The Better Jukeboxes mod is fully compatible with them and will select appropriate textures so that a particular disc retains its original look in the jukebox.