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Welcome to the ComputerCraft Blockly Editor wiki! This wiki serves as a comprehensive guide to using our visual code editor for ComputerCraft and ComputerCraft:Tweaked.
This application provides a visual code editor for ComputerCraft, a Minecraft mod that introduces in-game Computers. With the Blockly interface, users can create Lua scripts for ComputerCraft effortlessly.
- Visual Code Editor: Utilize a block-based interface to create Lua scripts for ComputerCraft.
- Export Functionality: Seamlessly export your code to ComputerCraft for in-game usage.
No installation is required for online usage. Simply visit our website to start coding. Alternatively, you can download the files for offline usage.
- Download the
cc-blockly-editor-1.x.x.zip
file from the latest releases. - Extract the files.
- Open the
index.html
file in your browser. - Start coding.
We have discontinued the Windows installer due to the lightweight nature of our application.
Follow these steps to make the most out of our editor:
- Open the application in your browser.
- Start coding using the Blockly interface.
- Export your code to ComputerCraft.
- Run the code in the game.
We welcome contributions from the community! Please refer to our Contribution Guidelines for more details.
Learn about the origins of this project and its evolution over time.
- Created to facilitate Lua coding for ComputerCraft beginners.
- Modified version of the original Blockly project tailored for ComputerCraft environment.
- Google Blockly for providing the Blockly libraries.
- Mirka1405 for the original ComputerCraft Blockly project.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. For more information, refer to the LICENSE file.
Please note that this project is independent and not affiliated with ComputerCraft or Google Blockly. It's designed to aid beginners in learning Lua coding with ComputerCraft.
For any inquiries or assistance, feel free to contact us via email or by opening an issue in this repository.