I see the game you mean.

Minecraft?

Yes. Take care. The player is ready to reach a higher level in it, they may soon see the code.

They read our thoughts like they were code on a screen. All they need to do is reach out and make changes.

Change the code, and change the universe. You can do whatever you want. There's unlimited freedom.

Go out and make something cool.

Join others as they create their own universes.

Craft a mod...

Never made a mod? It's the perfect time to build one. For inspiration, check out:

• A wakatime tracker • the code
• a combustion plugin • the code
• 2D Minecraft mod • the code
• strings chat plugin • the code

More of a social coder? You can also hang out online with other high schoolers learning to build their first mods

Spend the time...

Spend at least 8 hours on your mod! Track it with Hackatime, a teenager made fork of Wakatime.

Place the blocks...

Publish your mod to the blocky world on Modrinth or Hangar to get a Minecraft account.

FAQ

- How much time do I need to spend on my mod?

At least 8 hours! Track it with Hackatime

- What are the rewards?

Stickers for everyone! Plus you get to choose one of the following:

• A Mincraft licence
• Server hosting credits
• More to be added!

- Can I submit an old mod?

Sorry! But it needs to be new

- When does it start?

Now!

- Can I use MCreator?

No. You must code the mod yourself

- Can I use Forge, spigot, paper etc.? Can I use Kotlin?

Yup!

- Other questions?

Join our slack channel (#mc-modding) on Hack Club's Slack, follow the instructions on the slack to join.