Reimagined Features

[techno-sam]

Block additions/changes:

• Radio transceivers now have a (configurable) limited range, that can be extended by elevating them further above sea level or by adding iron bars on top
• The satellite system now provides unlimited range radio, split into a satellite station which broadcasts and needs a rocket, and a satellite receiver which is meant to be cheaper (there's no built-in crafting recipes yet). The motivation for this is that server admins may want to broadcast unlimited-range messages, and want anyone to be able to receive them, without giving everyone access to unlimited-range broadcasts. These satellite radios operate in their own "frequency band", so they do not interfere with radios
• To provide the former wav-uploading functionality of Satellite Stations, the Ender Jukebox is introduced, which can hold up to 15 tracks. These are selected by signal strength on the side, and play/stop is controlled by a signal on the bottom
• Wired and wireless microphones allow Simple Voice Chat users to transmit their voice through a Phonos network, using a less hacky solution than was present on Blanketcon. These microphones emit a redstone signal when somebody is linked to them.
• The Audio Switch is a new block that has two inputs and two outputs. When it is unpowered, input A connects to output A, and iB to oB. When it is powered, this flips and iA connects to oB and iB to oA. This allows for a variety of dynamic options, such as muting jukebox playback when someone is speaking through a mic.

Fixes and QoL

• A few deduplication fixes for Create chutes extracting from jukeboxes
• When a player joins a server and a long-running sound is in the middle of playing (for example an uploaded WAV or a music disc), the server sends a "resume sound" packet to the player, and, using a seeking implementation that allows skipping forward 30 minutes in 32 concurrent sources with ~0.5 seconds client-side delay, syncs up the sound
• Because some mods don't provide accurate values for their music disc lengths, Phonos can now client-side generate a datapack with the correct tick lengths and when loaded on the server this will fix jukebox playback for those discs.
• Probably a few more miscellaneous things that I'm forgetting right now