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  • Andrew L

    Hi there Aleece Landis. Because Minecraft: Education Edition is not compatible with custom behavior packs, this method may not work as intended. I apologize for the trouble here. Have a great day!

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  • Andrew C

    Hi, I'm also interested in the /function command as a way of setting up and facilitating more dynamic environments for my students. I understand how it is supposed to work but I am unclear about the syntax <name: filepath>

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  • Aleece Landis
    Bug Zapper Beacon of Knowledge Super Star

    Well, it is totally possible to do in education edition. 

    You just have to create a behavior pack.

    I have done a basic behavior pack for being able to use Structure blocks, Dialogues and Functions.

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  • Andrew C

    Thanks Aleece Landis. I will have to level up my skills a bit to learn how to make a behaviour pack. I found a guide online for how to do it in Bedrock. Does it work the same way in M:EE?

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  • Aleece Landis
    Bug Zapper Beacon of Knowledge Super Star

    Pretty much (you just need to find the files for M:EE to place the pack in the right place or package it correctly.) I probably have the basic pack some where I could link to for you.

    I posted it in the minecraft education edition discord but now I don't seem to be able to post it here.

    I've tried to post it in the next post down but it is "pending" so may never show up.

     

     

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  • James RAJEK

    Send me a screenshot of how the function command actualy works😎

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  • Aleece Landis
    Bug Zapper Beacon of Knowledge Super Star

    ?screenshot?

    to use the function command you literally type /function
    and then you type the name of your function that is inside of the functions folder of your behavior pack.
    What is inside the functions folder are basically text files with the extension of .mcfunction
    inside the .mcfunction files you place your commands one command per line
    You do not use / in the .mcfunction files
    Here is an example of what a simple function file to handle tags might look like

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