In this lesson we will use similar code that we wrote in part 1 to make walls that have more interesting shapes using different blocks. Rather than write the code again this time we will ‘import’ code that I’ve already written for you to experiment...
In this lesson we will use the agent to build small farm modules and plant several different crops. You will need to create your own world to complete this lesson. I recommend using the flat grass template, but you might find that way too boring. You should also set...
Introduction This lesson assumes that you have completed part 1 and have all the code ready and loaded. If you haven’t then you should go back and import the code as the instructions will not be repeated here. In this lesson we will use the same functions we...
Step 1: Start the Code Builder From the normal Minecraft game screen (not the settings) press ‘C’ on the keyboard to start the code builder. If it’s the first time you’ve used it you will see the window displayed. Select the first option...
Step 1: In Minecraft press ‘C’ (for code) to enter the code builder Step 2: Click ‘New Project’ Step 3: Give your project a good name Step 4: Click on the word ‘run’ and change it to ‘dig’ Step 5: Drag the code blocks in...
