Run a Game Studio: Minecraft Java
Minecraft is more than just a game, its a game engine. This is where artists, coders, story-tellers and music-makers come together!
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What you'll do
Team up with 2-3 other kids and create your own studio! It's up to you and your studio to decide what exactly you'll do. You could build an adventure map, design a minigame, alter the world generation, create custom items, or even make your own custom Minecraft update!
What you'll learn
- Project management
- Collaboration
- MC Function (Coding Language)
- Game Design
- 3D Modeling (Blockbench)
- Data Packs & Resource Packs
The tools you'll use
Data Packs
- Data packs are custom content packages that modify game mechanics, recipes, and features without requiring mods. They work by altering the in-game data, such as advancements, loot tables, or structures, using JSON and functions.
Resource Packs
- Resource packs change the visual and audio elements of the game, like textures, sounds, and fonts. They focus on aesthetics while data packs handle mechanics and functionality, often complementing each other for a cohesive custom experience.
How to Join
If you have friends you'd like to take this course with:
- Reach out to your friends first to see if they are interested
- Reach out to Josiah or a data pack guide and we will follow up with your parents
If you are interested in joining the experience but don't have a team, no worries:
- Fill out this form
- We will get back to you soon with some potential team members
Pick a time
Meet the guides
Expert guides leading this course
Course updates
Updates from guides of this course
Nov 12 @ 6:12 PM
Learning about git
In Minecraft Game Studio today, we learned about an essential development tool, git! Git is a tool that's used in programming to help manage code when working with multiple people. Usually, the code only lives on my computer which meant the students couldn't add new features to o...