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light, medium and heavy vibrations for Sculk Sensor

The new Sculk Sensors look really interesting, and im excited to test them out, but what if the vibrations could be more or less significant depending on what caused the vibration?

for example;

Heavy Vibration - (visual clue; londer 'rattling/particle effect) this could be effected by an Anvil Dropping, players falling from a deadly height (its all in the name of redstone,) an Iron Golem/Ravager walking or a fully charged bow/crossbow - 15 blocks range

Medium vibration - (what it is now) this would be mid-charged bowshot, players/mobs walking (including the horses, donkeys and mules + their undead versions,) gravel falling, or players falling from hurting but not deadly heights.

last but (technically) least 

Light vibration - (no video cue, just low audio) this would be from baby mobs walking, sand dropping nearby, or quick fire bowshots and snowballs.

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    This is a great idea. It would allow for so much more depth and filtering when using Sculk Sensors in redstone contraptions. The different vibrations would give off different redstone signal strengths so you could activate different things with them.

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    We pretty much got this but better with the comparator output for sculk sensors in 20w49a, so I think this suggestion can be marked as done.