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  • zbyforgotp3 hours ago
    How do you run code in Bedrock? I don’t use computer games at all, but my son plays Minecraft a lot and is into programming. I investigated options for programming in Minecraft, there is Tinker, an app that lets you program in scratch, but it is not very usable, and there are Minecraft servers where you can program in Java, but the learning process is rather steep for that one and also it works only for Java Edition Minecraft, while most of my sons friends use Bedrock. Supposedly there is also Education Edition, but I have no idea how to install it - it seems that it is only available for schools.
    • Soumame3 hours ago
      When I teach people to learn to code in Minecraft, I basically recommend using Minecraft Education Edition. This combines the Bedrock edition with the original editor called Makecode. They run as two separate apps within the application and are connected via Websockets. Websockets are supported in both the Bedrock and Education Editions, but the editor is only included in the Education.Java Edition does not support Websockets and requires the use of a mod or server.<p>By the way, TutoriaLLM hacks this mechanism of Minecrafft to create code in the browser and run it in Minecraft Bedrock without installation on a small VM thread created on the server. Currently only some of the functionality is available as it is still under development, but in the future it will offer the same functionality as Minecraft Education for free (at least until Microsoft finds it and block them...).
      • Soumame3 hours ago
        <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;education.minecraft.net&#x2F;en-us" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;education.minecraft.net&#x2F;en-us</a> This is Minecraft Education. You can try it with purchase an year license.
  • amrrs2 hours ago
    This is impressive, the fact the dev is high school student is mind blowing! Curious what LLM is used and what kind of role LLM plays?
    • amrrs2 hours ago
      Looks like it uses OpenAI - <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;TutoriaLLM&#x2F;TutoriaLLM&#x2F;blob&#x2F;bac952b288ededed40fad83483a5953d243cd07c&#x2F;src&#x2F;server&#x2F;session&#x2F;llm&#x2F;index.ts">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;TutoriaLLM&#x2F;TutoriaLLM&#x2F;blob&#x2F;bac952b288eded...</a><p>Would be interesting to see if we can replace it with openai-compatible local llm end point to run this locally
      • Soumame1 hour ago
        Correct, I am using OpenAI through the software, includes, gpt-4o, 4o-audio-preview(for multi-modal response, includes audio and text), and whisper(speech to text for generating transcript for user).
  • namanyayg6 hours ago
    It&#x27;s so cool that you&#x27;ve done so much work in high school already!<p>This project looks great, do you have any active users yet?
    • Soumame5 hours ago
      As this service is under development, so there are no active users. But user testing has already started in programming schools in Japan with 10~20 kids from primary school. In the future, the aim is to make the software available to programming schools and primary schools worldwide.
  • esperent10 hours ago
    Best of luck! You&#x27;ll probably get a better response here if the readme also has English. It&#x27;s typically the first thing other software developers will look at in a project.
    • Soumame9 hours ago
      Thank you! Now, I have updated readme files with English.