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How do I make a playsound command follow the player?

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kalyn last edited by

I'm in Minecraft 1.12.2 (because of mods I use), and would like to have game music in the background. So, I want the sound made by a playsound command to follow the player.

I use this command:

/tp @e[tag=sound] (which makes sound) @p /execute @e[tag=sound] ~ ~ ~ playsound music.game voice @a ~ ~ ~ 0.3 (to change the volume of sound) 1 0.1

..but it won't run.

What can I do to make this work?

Note that I don't want to change the 0.3 1 0.1 values.
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/playsound minecraft:music.game voice @a[tag=sound] ~ ~ ~ 0.3 1 0.1

Does this work for you?

Also I changed @e to @a so it would only target players, unless that's what you want.
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