
scratch2mcpi
Interface to connect Scratch and Minecraft. You can move the player, place blocks, send chat messages, etc. in Minecraft from visual programming environment, Scratch.
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Scratch2MCPI(Scratch2MinecraftPi)
With Scratch2MCPI, you can control Minecraft Pi Edition from Scratch on Raspberry Pi.
On the latest 2.0, it supports Minecraft Graphics Turtle.
Demo Movie on YouTube
Tested Environments
- NOOBS 2.9.0 (2018-10-11)
- Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (2021-12-8)
Installation
Install Minecraft Pi Edition if you don't have. You can either install from http://pi.minecraft.net/?p=68 or use the following installation script.(If you install Raspbian OS from the latest NOOBS, Minecraft Pi may be pre-installed. If the Minecraft Pi icon exists on the Desktop, skip this step.)
# curl http://scratch2mcpi.github.io/mcpi.sh | sh
Install Scratch2MCPI
# curl http://scratch2mcpi.github.io/install.sh | sh
Getting Started
- Start Minecraft, click "Start Game", then "Create New". Wait until the new world is generated.
- After the world is generated, double click Scratch2MCPI icon to start Scratch and Scratch2MCPI.
- On Scratch, click Green flag, and run the script. "hello minecraft" should be displayed on Minecraft chat window.
How to use
You can send the following commands by "broadcast" block of Scratch.
- hello_minecraft: Send "hello minecraft" message to chat section.
- setPos: Move the player to the position specified by Scratch variables: "mcpiX", "mcpiY", "mcpiZ".
- setBlock: Place the block at the position specified by Scratch variables: "mcpiX", "mcpiY", "mcpiZ". The block type and block data can be specified by Scratch variables: "blockTypeId" and "blockData".
- getPos: Get the current position of the player. The position values can be gotten by Scratch sensor values: "PlayerX", "PlayerY", "PlayerZ".
- getHeight: Get the y position of the highest block at the position specified by Scratch variables: "mcpiX" and "mcpiZ". The y postion can be gotten by Scratch sensor value "posY".
- pollBlockHits: Get the block event information of the last block hit by the player. The event info values can be gotten by Scratch sensor values: "blockEventX", "blockEventY", "blockEventZ", "blockEventFace", "blockEventEntityId".
- reset: [WARNING] Reset the world. This will delete clean up the world, so please be aware to use it.
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Reviews

user_gxvoFogr
Scratch2mcpi is an amazing tool for connecting Scratch to Minecraft: Pi Edition. Its ease of use and clear instructions make it perfect for educational purposes and creative projects alike. I've found it incredibly useful for teaching coding concepts in a fun and interactive way. Highly recommend!