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In short they have .JSON files which people can easily modify the values and get results such as a creeper riding a sheep or how often does a baby ender man spawn opposed to a adult enderman. This would be great for newbies getting into code. As it would allow people to mix and match stuff very easily.
I would suggest using JSON.net opposed to the built in .Net JSON parser.
Microsoft / Mojang is also doing some other stuff like compiling at run time, sand boxing the code, etc.
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Since the Mod API has not been started according to the roadmap
I just thought that I would throw this out there.
At MineCon 2016 - The Devs behind the C++ version of Minecraft (Windows 10 / Pocket Edition) started to talk about the future plans for the Mod API.
https://youtu.be/e2MNYIa411k?t=3m33s
In short they have .JSON files which people can easily modify the values and get results such as a creeper riding a sheep or how often does a baby ender man spawn opposed to a adult enderman. This would be great for newbies getting into code. As it would allow people to mix and match stuff very easily.
I would suggest using JSON.net opposed to the built in .Net JSON parser.
Microsoft / Mojang is also doing some other stuff like compiling at run time, sand boxing the code, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: