MakeCode for Minecraft Education Extension

This repository is an approved extension in Microsoft MakeCode for Minecraft Education. If you would like to make changes or add features to this extension, feel free to open a PR or file an issue!

Overview

This extension add music blocks to Microsoft MakeCode for Minecraft Education. Using the /playsound command underneath, the music blocks can help you hear popular Minecraft music discs like pigstep or make fun compositions with instruments or mob sounds.

Note

The extension can modify the volume at which the music plays, but will not modify the in-game music volume. If your music volume in your Minecraft Education world is low or off, you will not be able to hear the music from the blocks.

Contributors

We want to express our gratitude to the following individuals who have contributed to this project:

• @dbjorge
• @kduenke

Thanks for your valuable contributions! Your help has been greatly appreciated!

Contributing

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