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Steve Hurt Sounds

Steve Hurt Sounds

RESOURCE PACK
Replaces the hurt sounds with the classic one, as well as adding more!
by MaxFire64
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Did you know that the original Minecraft hurt sound wasn’t made by Mojang? It was originally by a user called thecheeseman, on freesound.org.
However, there are 2 more hurt sounds uploaded by thecheeseman. That’s where this resource pack comes in.

 

This is a relatively simple pack that aims to give Steve a voice in-game by replacing the player hurt sounds with the ones by thecheeseman.


Demo video:


I recommend using this pack with a Steve skin applied! As far as I know, this is the closest thing to an in-game Steve voice that you can get currently.

 

This resource pack changes:

- The main player hurt sounds (replaced with thecheeseman’s hurt sounds)

- The fall damage sounds (replaced with the classic fall damage sounds from older versions)

- Berry bush player hurt sounds (replaced with edited versions of thecheeseman’s hurt sounds)

- Player drowning hurt sounds (replaced with edited versions of thecheeseman’s hurt sounds)

- Player burning hurt sounds (replaced with edited versions of thecheeseman’s hurt sounds)

 

This resource pack has been made and tested to work with 1.16.5, but it should work on some other versions too.

 

Credit to Wackywars for the port to Bedrock Edition!
Download the Bedrock Edition port here!

 

If you find any issues in the resource pack, please let me know and I’ll see what I can do to fix them!



Sounds originally from:
Hurt & Pain sounds - thecheeseman
hurt1.wav - thecheeseman
hurt2.wav - thecheeseman
hurt3.wav - thecheeseman

Steve Hurt Sounds.zip
MC 1.16-Snapshot, 1.16.3, 1.16.1, 1.16, 1.16.5, 1.16.4, 1.16.2
Release 2021-03-19 Get

Requirements & install

How to use this resource pack in Minecraft
Resolution
16x
Minecraft
1.16-Snapshot – 1.16.5
Install folder
.minecraft/resourcepacks

How to install resource packs

  1. Download the resource pack .zip file (do not extract it).
  2. In Minecraft open Options → Resource Packs → Open Pack Folder.
  3. Drop the .zip into the resourcepacks folder (.minecraft/resourcepacks).
  4. Move the pack to the Selected column and click Done.
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