Minecraft Modding For Kids For Dummies
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Writing mods and testing them is fun, but being able to have your friends test them in their Minecraft worlds can help you and your friends come up with creative mods, because you can get new ideas.

After you write some code, have your friends test it for you — it’s a good way to find bugs and become a better modder.

Sharing a mod with your fellow LearnToMod modders is easy. Just follow these steps:

Click on the Back button in your mod.

Click on the Back button in your mod.

The Back button is located at the top of your screen.

Click on the image box on the top left.

Click on the image box on the top left.

This is located on the top left.

Add a screen shot and description for the mod.

Add a screen shot and description for the mod.

Just follow the steps on the screen.

Click the indicator to make the mod public.

Click the indicator to make the mod public.

When you’re finished, click save.

If your friends have LearnToMod, they can click the Find a Mod button on their own home pages.

If your friends have LearnToMod, they can click the Find a Mod button on their own home pages.

Your friends need to have LearnToMod for you to share your mods with them.

Then they can search for your mod.

Then they can search for your mod.

Just let them know the name of your mod so that they can find it.

Your mod appears.

Your mod appears.

The other person can click on it to test it and see your code.

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About the book authors:

Sarah Guthals, Ph.D. is the CTO of ThoughtSTEM and has dedicated her life to coding education.

Stephen Foster, Ph.D. is the CEO of ThoughtSTEM, a company that teaches computer science to kids across America.

Lindsey Handley, Ph.D. is the COO of ThoughtSTEM and has hundreds of hours of experience as a classroom instructor for Minecraft based science and computer science classes.

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