/r/MCPi
Welcome to /r/MCPi!
Minecraft: Pi edition is a version of Minecraft made specifically for the Raspberry Pi, a miniature computer board made to teach people about computers and programming. You can learn how to install Minecraft Pi Edition as well as texture packs for Pi Edition at our new wiki!
Read more about the Pi, and find out what you need to get started, at their official site and dedicated wiki.
www.elinux.org/RaspberryPiBoard
Have fun!
/r/MCPi
Okay, in a few months I'm going to get a Raspberry pi 4 (the 8gb model) and I was thinking; "Can you mod Minecraft Pi edition so much it has the ender dragon?" I bet you can guess the question I'm about to ask.
I am really confused.
MCPI-Reborn is my personal project to modify and extend Minecraft: Pi Edition! MCPI-Reborn is part of the MCPI-Revival organization.
Most of its modifications just bring it up to parity with its base version, MCPE v0.6.1. However, it also has some extra modifications like a working chat and a dedicated server!
As of v2.2, it now has sound support just like MCPE v0.6.1! It uses OpenAL for 3D sound and proper distance attenuation. It does however, require a copy of MCPE v0.6.1's libminecraftpe.so
for audio data, but apart from that it should just work.
Extra Sound Documentation: https://gitea.thebrokenrail.com/TheBrokenRail/minecraft-pi-reborn/src/branch/master/docs/SOUND.md
Download: https://jenkins.thebrokenrail.com/job/minecraft-pi-reborn/job/master/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/out
Changelog: https://gitea.thebrokenrail.com/TheBrokenRail/minecraft-pi-reborn/src/branch/master/docs/CHANGELOG.md
Source: https://gitea.thebrokenrail.com/TheBrokenRail/minecraft-pi-reborn
EDIT: Fixed Something Being A Link That Shouldn't Be
i cant afford a raspberry pi so please help me without an emulator
I dont know if it belongs here, but i got a raspberry pi lately, and since all my Friends are playing Bedrock, i wanted to setup a server with my new Raspberry Pi 4 model b 8GB Ram, but after some research i didnt found a proper way to get it to work, anyone got some tricks and tips for me?
Hi! I just purshared a new SD Card, and i wanted to use it on my dusted pi 3B+, so i installed Raspbian, and installed all of the apps… Because rn i have really slow internet error appeared and Linux is Linux… i doesn’t give you mercy… so i got to bed and after 3 days (i wasnt home) i wanted to install MCPi (modded one) and it showed error… I was thinking „What if i install Normal MCPi by Official repository?” but NO. It completly disappeared.
BTW sorry for my english Someone can help?
EDIT:RESOLVED
Since I don't know much about Linux, I'm asking here.
I have a Raspberry PI 3B (i think???)
im able to get a remote desktop connection to my raspberry pi just fine using xrdp, but with the preinstalled minecraft pi edtion on raspbian, when i launch it, all i see is a black screen. is this a graphics problem? is there any way around it? do i need to plug a monitor into my raspberry pi to use mcpi? any help would be appreciated
heres some extra info about the machine, ive also done apt-get update/apt-get upgrade/apt-get dist-upgrade
pi@raspberry ~ $ uname -a Linux raspberrypi 4.1.19-v7+ #858 SMP Tue Mar 15:56:00 GMT 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux pi@raspberry ~ $
Hello if anybody is out there!! I’ve searched the web looking for python code able to set ‘night mode’ but to no avail.
Nearest thing I found was this article suggesting installing a MCPE survival map onto Minecraft Pi and through that getting (amongst other things) “night and day modes” https://teachwithict.weebly.com/computing-blog/minecraft-pi-edition-survival-mode-
If that’s possible (haven’t tried it and no hint how you’d trigger a switch between modes anyway) - then does that mean the code to do it in python must be attainable? And if not, why not? How can it present in Pi without being codable in that language? (Pi is my only experience of Minecraft and “coding”, so may be basic misunderstanding here)
Thank you!!
Hello!
First of all, this is not a petition, this is just an announcement... We are trying to bring MCPI back!
How? Modding, but we are trying to do a lot more than just using and abusing the API, we are building extensions to the API, a compatibility layer for joining modern BE servers, a Launcher and much more!
Who? A bunch of random people that joined forces to develop this.
Where? Well, we have a GitHub Organization for sharing code, a Discord server for sharing ideas and general chatting, and a simple website.
More concrete stuff? The Launcher comes with a T-Chat patch that doesn't move you if you press WASD, for example. There is a MCPI server called PiCraft, with 24/7 uptime, hosted by one of the members of the community. We host a Realms-like API for server discovering.
Well, I hope someone is reading this, that the MCPI community isn't completly dead, and that someone is intersted in reviving MCPI.
i suddenly encounter with this "drained data" error.
and now any of my code always stuck on that error. those code was previously works.
i've searching in google with no luck.
kindly any advise on this? thank you
I've worked hard on this mod
You can find it here: https://github.com/scratchermatch/MCPI-World-Edit/releases
Open terminal and type pip3 install pynput
once it finishes, open the file and click the green arrow.
It should just work.
Functions:
Cube, Hollow Cube, Sphere, Hollow Sphere, Walls, Center, Replace, Replace Near.
Commands:
Right Shift: Change function
Left and Right arrows: Pos1, Pos2
Down Arrow: Set blocks
Right Control: Create savestate
Right Alt: Load Savestate (This is your undo function. Use it wisely!)
Up Arrow: Change world type. You can choose between Void, short superflat, large superflat.
Well, I want to start learning python-for-minecraft, but I've a problem. I open Minecraft Pi (I've tried both with the icon and from terminal), and it starts in fullscreen mode.
The problem is that, from that point, I can't make it go to windowed mode. I've read some people saying that F11 or F12 solves the problem, but it doesn't work for me. I'm using a Raspberry Pi 4.
I want to put it in windowed mode so I can open a terminal side by side and start working on it.
Thanks in advance!
I am Trying to set up Pi 4 B for my kid to learn Python. Not much Linux experience myself. I set up Raspbian Buster with NOOBS. It boots directly to desktop as default pi user.
Trying to start Minecraft-Pi from the menu results in a quick flash of a window and then nothing. If I start it from console I get the following error:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ minecraft-pi
X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
Major opcode of failed request: 153 (XFree86-VidModeExtension)
Minor opcode of failed request: 10 (XF86VidModeSwitchToMode)
Value in failed request: 0x37d
Serial number of failed request: 137
Current serial number in output stream: 139
I tried to:
edit:
What else to try?
I've seen people say that they know how to add a survival mode but I've never seen how to.
I am trying to make a section of wall for a castle and when I try and run the code it makes everything one height not differing heights here is my code from mcpi.minecraft import Minecraft
import time
global mc; mc = Minecraft.create()
length = 10
width = 10
height = 0
x,y,z = mc.player.getPos()
def wallSecX(x,y,z,):
mc.setBlock(x,y,z,99)
mc.setBlock(x,y+1,z,99)
mc.setBlock(x,y+2,z,99)
mc.setBlock(x+1,y,z,98)
mc.setBlock(x+1,y+1,z,98)
mc.setBlock(x+1,y+2,z,98)
mc.setBlock(x+1,y+3,z,98)
mc.setBlock(x+1,y+4,z,98)
for i in range(length):
wallSecX((x-length/2)+i,y,z
how would I make a function of set of code run every other time in a range loop?
It looks like this sub is borderline dead, is this something worth getting into? id like to learn some basic coding and maybe interest my son into computers.
Will games created on Pi edition work on the Nintendo Switch?
This is a simple question for the developers. Will this be updated even slightly any time soon, or do we have take it upon ourselves to re-create the game?
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