Step 1 – Press ‘C’ to enter the code builder
Then select the first option which should say Microsoft MakeCode.
Step 2 – Click the Import button
Step 3 – Click the Import URL option
Step 4 – Copy this URL into your clipboard
Select one of the following URLs and then press Ctrl-C or right click and select ‘Copy’. Remember to select the whole URL:
Step 5 – Paste the URL into the address box
URL | Description |
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https://makecode.com/_a0TXYcWYohbi | Building Structures 2.3 – requires operator permissions |
https://makecode.com/_iwraHrcwjF5e | v2.0: Tunnel, stairs, room, wall, square, house, walls and pyr (pyramid) commands |
https://makecode.com/_0Dva7MVkP6Jw | v1.1: Tunnel, stairs, room, wall, square and house commands |
https://makecode.com/_iR4CPFJe7RE5 | v1.0: Mining commands: Tunnel, stairs and room |
Use Ctrl-V to paste the URL (address) into the text box (see below) then click the ‘Go ahead!’ button.
Step 6 – Examine the imported code
There are 2 main chat commands, but you will notice something different about them (see red arrows).
Step 7 – Test the chat commands
When you call or run the digd or tun chat commands you must provide a parameter. This tells the code how many levels to dig down (digd) or how long to make the tunnel (tun).
Tip 1 – Turn on coordinates in settings
It’s a good idea to change your settings to display your coordinates when you are mining. You should keep an eye on the ‘y’ coordinate as it gets closer to zero. Why?
More Commands to Experiment with
- Room N M – create an underground room with agent
- Square X – create a flat square on ground using the builder
- House X Y – create a square house X blocks wide and Y blocks tall using the builder
- Wall X Y – create a wall that is X blocks wide and Y blocks tall using the builder
- Walls X Y – create 4 walls that are X blocks wide (square) and Y blocks tall using the builder
- Pyr X – create a pyramid (or roof) shaped structure that is X blocks wide (square) using the builder
Minecraft https://makecode.com/_iR4CPFJe7RE5