Note that this is just an experiment I made for fun.
Limitations:
- Each MIDI file can only have one tempo, you can't change the tempo mid song.
- Since this is using vanilla minecraft note blocks there are some notes that it won't be able to play (replaced with bedrock)
- Notes between (F♯1 - F3) will use bass (wood)
Notes between (F♯3 - F♯5) will use piano/harp (grass block)
Notes between (G5 - F♯7) will use bell (gold block)
Notes below / higher than that will not be played. - It cannot play more than 3 notes at the same time
How to use:
- Place your MIDI files inside the midi folder (inside the plugin's folder)
- Use "/midi" to open the selection GUI (You must be op to use)
- Select which MIDI file you would like it to build
- Check that the tempo shown matches your MIDI file tempo
- Wait a few seconds for it to build
- Done
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