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Just putting this out there: You don't need a windows machine. Minecraft, including programming mods like ComputerCraft run fine on Ubuntu (and therefore probab
by blackbrokkoli 6y ago
Just putting this out there: You don't need a windows machine. Minecraft, including programming mods like ComputerCraft run fine on Ubuntu (and therefore probably on a lot of other distros).
- mjevans 6y ago"Java Edition" is, assuming the system can run "modern" games decently well. I've also heard good things about "ro blocks", but having watched a stream or two I'm less sure of it as a good introduction. Computercraft turtles and LUA aren't terrible, but when I see a FOR loop I think C style, while LUAs is the other kind and I'd really love for that for to be named something like ITER instead.
- Cyph0n 6y agoI think you mean Roblox.
- sriku 6y agoI was considering this initially - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/code-minecraft/ https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/code-minecraft... - but ComputerCraft (& ComputerCraftEdu) look like a lot more fun. Thanks!
- blackbrokkoli 6y agoWell I never heard of MakeCode, but I can say that I really liked ComputerCraft, especially because it does not try so hard to be educational. Instead it just adds to the gameplay. Quite fund indeed! (I would recommend playing a bigger modpack where ComputerCraft is included)