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FabLab IOT Workshop

FabLab IOT Workshop

The FabLab IOT Workshop is designed for use in an educational setting. The Pack is centered arround the Mod Mineqtt which adds Home Automation Capabilities to Minecraft.

Who is this Pack for?

This pack is mainly designed for Educators to have a one click solution for workshop participants to install. While its main use is in these Workshops, anyone is welcome to try it out and play around with Home Automation in Minecraft.

Whats inside the pack?

Next to the Mineqtt Mod this Pack includes some quality of life mods like Roughly Enough Items and Journeymap. In addition the Pack includes Simple Voice Chat to allow players to communicate ingame without the need of external voice chats.

How to setup:

What can I do with it:

Take a look at this recording where I show what the Mineqtt Mod is currently capable of. The simplest use case is to connect redstone inside your world.

A more Advanced use case is to connect redstone between different servers. You could setup a bunch of servers using this Pack and have them all connect to the same MQTT-Broker. Now you can Send and receive Redstone signals between them or even between a server and your singleplayer world (disclaimer: The world needs to be loaded to process the blocks, so communication between two local worlds is not easily possible, retained messages will make this somewhat possible in the future thou.)

Update Cycle

This Pack will evolve over the next Year or so alongside the first Workshop. Updates to the Mineqtt Mod will likely come on a weekly basis and the Pack will update accordingly. More QoL Mods will be added as needed. If you are interested in using this pack in an educational setting as well feel free to contact me by opening an Issue on github.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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