Mod Sound Volume Options Mod (1.21.5, 1.21.4) | Mute Any Mod Sound

Imagine crafting the perfect Minecraft world, every block meticulously placed, every build grand, only to have your immersion shattered by an unrelenting, mechanical clang or an overbearing mod sound. We've all been there, enduring those audio intrusions that pull us from the pixelated dream. But what if you could take back control, finely tuning the auditory landscape of your game, muting the intrusive roars and preserving the sweet hum of creation? The Mod Sound Volume Options Mod offers a silent revolution, granting individual volume control for every mod sound, letting you silence a specific mod entirely without sacrificing the rest of your immersive experience. It's not just about turning down the noise; it's about curating your Minecraft symphony, a true artist's touch for your digital canvas. Supporting Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, this mod is a seamless addition, simple to use, and a must-have for anyone who believes their game's soundtrack should enhance, not detract from, their masterpiece. Its about finding peace in your digital world, one perfectly muted sound at a time. Dive in and reclaim your soundscape!

If you’re like me you see the boring icons for things like the F4SE launcher or Archive2 with squinty eyes of disapproval. Here’s a mini tutorial for changing the icon of any application you like (modern Windows only). First you need to get/make an ico file for the icon’s appearance. There’s a handy collection of Fallout themed icons available on Nexusmods.com. I used the holotape icon (icon_55.png) for Archive2. 

First convert your img file to an ico file using an online converter (just google png to ico converter for example). Store the ico file where you like. Right click on the .exe of the application you want to change and select Properties. In the bottom center is a button to Change Icon, select that and you can browse to your newly created ico file to select it. Say OK on both screens. You should now see a new icon!

If you want your F4SE launcher icon to look like the default Fallout launcher icon you can skip the creating ico step and go right to the icon changing step. Browse to the Fallout 4 directory (above Data) and select the Fallout 4 main .exe file. It will automagically get the embedded ico file from that .exe and allow you to apply it.