knoxcraft 0.0.2

Python client code for Knoxcraft Mod. Basically 3D Logo for Minecraft, with parallelism.

Knoxcraft

Python library for Knoxcraft Mod

Knoxcraft enables students to write code in Java, Python, Blockly, or other languages that build 3D structures inside Minecraft using a Logo-like set of instructions.

Student code can have multiple "threads" of execution.

Students can upload their code to a modded server, run their programs, and watch their Terrapin turtles (or Terps) move around to build their structures.

NOTE You need a Minecraft server modded with Knoxcraftmod. See https://github.com/jspacco/knoxcraftmod for more details.

Example Serial (single-threaded) Python code

from pyterp import Terp, TerpBlockType

# Get the URL from your instructor
# Or just run the mod yourself
url = 'http://localhost:8080/upload'
# Your minecraft playername
minecraftPlayername = 'spacdog'
# If your instructor has username/password enabled
# These are very basic
username = 'test'
password = 'foobar123'

# this draws a pyramid that is 10x10 at the base, and then tapers
t = Terp("pyramid", "Draw a pyramid")
for base in range(10, -1, -2):
    for i in range(base):
        for j in range(base):
            t.forward()
            t.set_block(TerpBlockType.SANDSTONE)
        for h in range(base):
            t.back()
        t.right()
    for i in range(base):
        t.left()
    t.forward()
    t.right()
    t.up()

# upload to the server
response = t.upload(url, minecraftPlayername, username, password)
print(response)

Example Parallel (multithreaded) Python code

from knoxcraft import ParallelTerp, TerpBlockType

# Get the URL from your instructor
# Or just run the mod yourself
url = 'http://localhost:8080/upload'
# Your minecraft playername
minecraftPlayername = 'spacdog'
# If your instructor has username/password enabled
# These are very basic
username = 'test'
password = 'foobar123'

programName = "ptunnel"
description = "Draw a tunnel IN PARALLEL"

# 
terp = ParallelTerp(programName, description)
def thread1(t):
    t.left()
    for _ in range(3):
        t.forward()
        t.set_block(TerpBlockType.DIRT)
def thread2(t):
    t.right()
    for _ in range(3):
        t.forward()
        t.set_block(TerpBlockType.STONE)
def thread3(t):
    t.up()
    for _ in range(3):
        t.forward()
        t.set_block(TerpBlockType.SANDSTONE)

def thread4(t):
    t.down()
    for _ in range(3):
        t.forward()
        t.set_block(TerpBlockType.BRICKS)

terp.add_thread(thread1)
terp.add_thread(thread2)
terp.add_thread(thread3)
terp.add_thread(thread4)

# upload to the server
response = terp.upload(terp, url, minecraftPlayername, username, password)
print(response)