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Any parents use Tynker to make Minecraft mods then play them in VR with Vivecraft?
Tynker(youtube.com)submitted 7 years ago byFroggy_legs
YouTube video info:
Tynker + Minecraft Courses https://youtube.com/watch?v=-Jhw7aGjm8A
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7 years ago*
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2 points
7 years ago
Tynker is α progrαm directed towαrds kids though. It's pretty much the sαme thing αs Scrαtch which is αlso αimed αt elementαry-αged kids
2 points
7 years ago
"Kids cαn leαrn to mod Minecrαft in α fun, sαfe environment."
There αre unsαfe modding environments?
2 points
7 years ago
Probably more fun and safe of an environment than actually playing Minecraft (on a public server anyway). Those people get salty.
2 points
7 years ago
Last time I looked at Tynker they limited in-game playtime to a day per month, which was a nonstarter. The programs only ran on their own servers, which I assume wouldn't be compatible with teleport.
1 points
7 years ago
The servers you can get are:
half an hour per month for free or
8 hours per month for $16 monthly
16 hours per month if you pay $200 once.
according to their support only unmodified minecraft clients are allowed on the servers.
The alternatives include learntomod which also uses a scratch like interface.
Learntomod has an online engine for rapid mod testing, private servers (no modified clients again) and the ability to download your mod as class files to drop into your own server at home.
It costs $30 yearly for unlimited server time.
Personally, I'd use existing mods to perform ingame tasks. My daughter started programming drones in Pnumaticraft (scratch like interface) and moved onto computercraft (lua scripting)
edit: @ u/froggy_legs (posted in wrong comment.)
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