This is a minecraft datapack which changes music for the player dependent on biome type

To enable the datapack instantiate the setup call by calling the following function:

/function #biometunes:setup

Apart from just removing the datapack you might also want to clear all scoreboards associated with it. This command will remove all tags and scoreboards associated with every player:

/function #biometunes:uninstall

BiomeTunes support configuration for each individual user in the control panel. The control panel is reacable without op permission by every player. To access it simply call the following command:

/trigger biomeTunes

1. Make sure the sound file you want to use is saved in .ogg format. This is very important since this is the only file extension supported by Minecraft, all other formats will not be executed.
2. Enter the biometunes resource pack and locate the folder game.
3. Take your file and replace it with another file in this directory and name your file to the name of the biome you want it to play in.
4. When the file is integrated into the pack you know need to customize the data pack to let it know the length of the track. This is done by entering the file managing the selected biome. All biome function files are stored under biometunes/data/biometunes/functions/triggers/<yourbiome>.mcfunction.
5. The value you want to change is the after musicLength, this is the length of your sound file in ticks. To calculate the length from seconds to ticks you need to multiply by 20. Example: You have a music file which is 44 seconds long, 44 * 20 = 880. 880 would be the value to enter in this case.
6. Congrats! You have now changed a music file for a biome and given the data pack the correct information about the length of the soundtrack