Python notebook interface reference

Worasait SUWANNIK

February 01, 2021 23:24
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I'm using Minecraft Education Edition v1.14.50 There is a difference between Python in the Makecode interface and the Notebook interface. For example, in the Makecode interface, we wrote:

def on_travelled_walk():

player.say(player.position())

player.on_travelled(WALK, on_travelled_walk)

In the Notebook interface, we wrote:

def on_player_travelled(location, mode, distance):

say(location)

I can find a list of commands in the Makecode interface but cannot find the list for the Notebook interface. Where is the reference for Python commands in the Notebook interface?

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Debbie Alexander

August 28, 2021 23:56

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There is an incomplete list here:

http://tech.grandmadeb.com/index.php/2020/11/11/minecrafts-new-notebook-style-python-editor-a-list-of-commands/

I haven't edited it recently, but I hope it helps somewhat. =]
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Bob Irving

August 29, 2021 12:39

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Thanks so much for posting this, Deb! Awesome work.

Though I have to ask why the devs haven't posted something like this. I would love to use Notebooks to teach Python (which I did with Raspberry Pi and other modded Java packs). But the lack of an API we can all reference plus no way to save code are major stumbling blocks.

Perhaps the devs can weigh in on where we are with this? I know we might be a small number of instructors that want this, but it certainly makes sense to teach Python this way, and we could keep the engagement factor of Minecraft.

Thanks again for collating and posting that reference!
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Albert Radvan

March 13, 2023 11:18

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The Reference Guide for Azure Notebooks interface is now accessible both in the game and online on:

https://notebooks.minecrafteduservices.com/everglade/ci/index.html

I am posting it here for the sake of present and future searches.

I hope this will help.
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