Msaint Ltd.
In this course you will start from scratch and build an amazing Minecraft mod by step by step instructions. Some parts of the mod to show you the basics of Minecraft mod writing but some parts are real fun. You will create your own tools, armor, block, item, crop etc. And you will write your name with blocks in the sky with a command, you will build huge structures just with a few clicks.
This course is for especially young people who like playing Minecraft and want to learn programming. As a parent if you are also interested in programming and want to have good time with your kid this course is for you. By taking this course you will learn basics of object oriented programming in Java in a fun way.
Teachers who want to teach programming to a class, you can also get much benefit from this course.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Write Minecraft Mods With Your Kid (1.11.2)
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17 reviews for Write Minecraft Mods With Your Kid (1.11.2)
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| Price | $15.99 |
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| Duration | 7.5 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$15.99
Aaron Farris –
Tells you exactly what to do but all of this information could be found on youtube for free. But this is also for Minecraft version 1.11.2 so it is more relevant than most of the videos you would find on youtube.
John Fowler –
sort of boring
nabil assine –
this instructor teaches slowly very precise ,very professional,thanks again , your the best , minecraft modding to the mooooonnnn yahooo!!!
Leonardo Peixoto –
Too little explanations it s just copy my code and it will work, but it s impossible to understand why we we have to do any of the steps the author takes. Plus, there are some code that just appears, like the proxy propertie.
Fred Nunez –
Easy and clear
Ryan Biltz –
easy to understand. would be nice to get suggestions on other IDEs that are worth checking out. Cloud IDE maybe?
Erik Mizo –
Cours de tr s bonne qualit .. J’appr cie particuli rement la r activit du formateur. Pour info j’ tais d j familiaris avec Java et Eclipse.
James Fisher –
Most details seem to be covered but at times I’ve found myself having to look at the included resource files because some of the code was skipped in the video.
Daniel Cowen –
Solid foundation with no unnecessary rambling. Great teacher!
Dev Patel –
Because i feel like this Course is going to teach me how to make a minecraft mod
Nick Ramsay –
As a parent of a Minecraft addict, I was attracted to this course by its title. The course is very well structured, and the lecturer makes a good effort to keep things clear. Unfortunately, making Minecraft mods is not a simple task. Various programs need to be downloaded and installed, you need to run the command prompt and type things like gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse, and create environment variables in the Windows control panel. I copied the lecturer step by step, fixed mistakes I made like installing the latest version of the Forge JDK instead of an older one (so as to be compatible with a program called Eclipse), but eventually gave up 32% into the course on Section 4, lecture 15, before I had even started writing my first mod. Why? Something to do with my working directory not existing. It was the last in a series of frustrations when all I wanted to do was write some code. I suggest the lecturer include troubleshooting sections and review the steps that need to be completed for something to run properly. Otherwise, I can only recommend this course to people with prior development experience.
Jeff Slack –
Very Good
Angel Sandiga –
este curso es muy interesante y muy entretenido para los ni os y adolesentes o programadores o a los que les guste minecarft y los mod
Grace Xie –
it is fun
Aviv Mutsafi –
good step by step tutorials. I am still on the go 🙂
Siraj Nazir –
SOO GOOD
Melissa –
For my son, this part of the process was very boring for him to sit through. For myself, It was very informative and easy to follow. I think it would have been better to address the installs to be done before engaging the children.