Mod Minecraft Pi with our latest Essentials books
By Russell Barnes. Posted
Make games, transform your Minecraft world, give Steve super powers, and have Steve interact with the real world in Hacking and Making with Minecraft
We’re back again with yet another amazing book in our Essentials series. We know you love them, and we also know that a lot of you love Minecraft. So here is Hacking and Making with Minecraft, the best place to learn about how to mod Minecraft Pi using the power of code.
Hacking and Making with Minecraft is out this very second for you to go and get online.
Packed into its pages, which you can download for free as a PDF, are a load of chapters based on articles in the magazine, as well as plenty of brand new tutorials created by the Minecraft Pi Mastermind himself, Martin O’Hanlon. You may have heard of him – he helped get the SpaceCRAFT code working that was run on the International Space Station by Tim Peake!
Here’s some of the amazing things you’ll find in the 13 chapters squeezed into the book:
- Play the game and write your first program
- Learn how to control blocks using code
- Create your first mini games
- Interact with the GPIO pins through Minecraft
- Control Minecraft with Node-RED and Sonic Pi
- And lots more exciting stuff!
We reckon it will help improve your coding skills, which you should remember when your parents start asking why you’re playing a bit more Minecraft than usual.
You can buy Hacking and Making with Minecraft in our app for Android and iOS, as well as grabbing the free PDF. Print versions are coming soon too.
Russell runs Raspberry Pi Press, which includes The MagPi, Hello World, HackSpace magazine, and book projects. He’s a massive sci-fi bore.
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