I have been asked a few times if I can share it, so, I have put the Minecraft: Pi Edition Worksheet on google docs and made it public. Please feel free to use it, share it, copy it - although a link back is always welcome :)
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Minecraft: Pi Worksheet
I quite often run workshops about programming Minecraft on the Raspberry Pi either at Raspberry Jam's or Pycon or schools or just about anywhere else you can power on a Pi and if you have attended one of these you will have no doubt used my worksheet.
I have been asked a few times if I can share it, so, I have put the Minecraft: Pi Edition Worksheet on google docs and made it public. Please feel free to use it, share it, copy it - although a link back is always welcome :)
I have been asked a few times if I can share it, so, I have put the Minecraft: Pi Edition Worksheet on google docs and made it public. Please feel free to use it, share it, copy it - although a link back is always welcome :)
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Martin, thank you for sharing. With my students I have made Latvian translation for this worksheet.
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1o-9lD_GugjCQWHRKpaDNtGFnsLapCejftAA_XgzkuLg/edit?usp=sharing
I've updated this document for:
ReplyDelete* New 2015 desktop (IDLE icon is no longer on the desktop; it is named "Python 2" and is found under Menu - Programming)
* Note use of the TAB key to release the mouse and swtich between Minecraft and IDLE windows
* Note that Minecraft must be running with Steve in a world for the programs to work
* Use the backslash \ to indicate line continuation in Python, for word-wrapping (because whitespace and newlines are significant in Python [grrr!], so it's easy to get confused)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oigZ1uwSpKvSmngR9qke5gUtFTf14hJy4UxovW6R9Js/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks for your feedback, I've just made some changes and I have incorporated a number of your comments.
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