Fixed Crash when using Custom Break Sound

[Reyxs712]

This PR fixes a client-side crash triggered when the Custom Break Sound feature attempts to parse a sound identifier.

The Problem

The crash was caused by using String.valueOf(SoundEvents.ALLAY_AMBIENT_WITH_ITEM) (or similar toString() calls) inside Identifier.parse().

In many Minecraft versions/mappings, calling .toString() on a SoundEvent object returns a formatted object string rather than the raw namespace ID (e.g., minecraft:entity.allay.ambient_with_item). This causes the Identifier class to throw an exception because the input contains invalid characters or an incorrect format.

The Solution

I have updated the logic in PingOffsetMinerClient.java to ensure the parser always receives a clean, valid string:

1. Config First: The system now checks if Config.soundpath is valid and uses it.
2. Safe Fallback: If the config is missing or invalid, it falls back to a hardcoded string literal: "minecraft:entity.allay.ambient_with_item".

Testing Status

I have verified that the game no longer crashes when using the following sound paths in the configuration:

• block.note_block.bit
• block.anvil.fall
• block.basalt.break
• Probably every Sound

Changes

• File: src/client/java/pom/v1/PingOffsetMinerClient.java
• Action: Replaced problematic Identifier.parse logic with a safety check and string-based fallback.

Log

https://mclo.gs/SesV25s