Modding is short for modifying — using code to change the Minecraft rules. Modding is a time-tested way to learn to code.
By Tyler Ortman
August 1, 2022
Of course, you can edit skins, items, and mobs without learning how to code at all.
If you want to take total control of Minecraft, you'll need to write code. You can start by controlling something simple, like your inventory or how time passes.
Give yourself endless blocks
Enter an amazing world!
After getting the hang of the basics, you might go on to change Minecraft's rules or add features.
Summon a Boss
Platform Chase Game
Make a fireworks show!
Dig a hole to the Void!
Give yourself superpowers!
But can you write your own original code to extend the mods? True coders love to push the envelope and put their own spin on things.
Free Fallin'
Explore recursion!
Multi-player games!
Build a railway
You can publish your work, too, on one of the hottest places to find and share mods, skins, and more. Get Minecraft famous! Some of Tynker's Community projects have millions of views.
Both popular versions of Minecraft work with Tynker. Need to get it yourself? You can purchase a copy from minecraft.net ✔ Minecraft: Java Edition ✔ Minecraft: Bedrock Edition ✔ Teachers can use Education Edition, too!
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