LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

[Glanni Glæpur]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

I chose the resource pack.

[xXx_LI_xXx]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

Although I understand that Forge lets you do more, I know nothing about coding a mod - just editing the game's existing files using add-on packs provided by Mojang. Furthermore, some users only have the mobile edition of Minecraft, which can install add-ons but not Forge (last time I checked). When I learn more about Java I'll definitely give Forge modding a shot, though!

Creating an MCJE mod would be cool. I have a lot of ideas for features, like adding the LT characters as mobs, and a world type where the Overworld is the same as the LT universe’s Earth in terrain and structures. For example, Stingy would try to kill you if you look in the chests in his house. He likes stealing from your chests, too. Robbie Rotten would be a miniboss. These mobs would be invincible except for Robbie. You can also trade with Pixel, Stephanie and Sportacus like Villagers, and they would sell redstone components, cakes and their ingredients and fruits and vegetables, respectively. I have a lot of ideas, so I’ll talk about more of those later.

[TheOtter]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

Furthermore, some users only have the mobile edition of Minecraft, which can install add-ons but not Forge (last time I checked).

Yeah, that's the issue with not officially supporting modding in a device where you can't actually access application files.

When I learn more about Java I'll definitely give Forge modding a shot, though!

You don't really need to know Java to mod - you just need to be fairly familiar with the syntax (basically C's) and have lots of internet access. But yeah, good luck.

[Petey]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

No offence, but by choosing to do an 'add-on' you are seriously limiting yourself.

I suggest actual PC Minecraft 'modding' with Forge, which will give you much more control and input over the game.

Although I understand that Forge lets you do more, I know nothing about coding a mod - just editing the game's existing files using add-on packs provided by Mojang. Furthermore, some users only have the mobile edition of Minecraft, which can install add-ons but not Forge (last time I checked). When I learn more about Java I'll definitely give Forge modding a shot, though!

[TheOtter]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

No offence, but by choosing to do an 'add-on' you are seriously limiting yourself.

I suggest actual PC Minecraft 'modding' with Forge, which will give you much more control and input over the game.

[Petey]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

Make all signs triagonal and make the zombies and creepers dress like Robbie.

That could be a valid option. Thanks for the idea!

[Jay Guzmán]

Re: LazyTown MCPE Add-On - Ideas?

Make all signs triagonal and make the zombies and creepers dress like Robbie.

[Petey]

I do understand that there are a few LazyTown x Minecraft threads but what I'm planning on doing is different. I'm getting into Minecraft Add-On development (wait, is that too strong a term? Ah whatever.) and am thinking of making a LazyTown add-on as a starter project. If you don't know what add-ons are then look at this page and some info on the all-mighty Minecraft Wiki.

However, I'm seem to be having writer's/artist's block (miner's block? ) because I have no idea where to start, so I figured I might as well ask the GetLazy community. What should I add to this add-on?

As a start to this thread, I've made a poll to show what type of add-on people want the most. When it expires, feel free to discuss any ideas for that particular add-on type.