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Logic Lab V1
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Logic Lab V1

by MineLife_Playz · on CurseForge

Turn Minecraft into your own programmable sandbox. Create scripts, build visual logic, automate tasks, and experiment with programming directly in-game…

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🧪 Logic Lab

What if you could program Minecraft from inside Minecraft?

Logic Lab is a programming-focused addon that brings scripting and visual logic into your Bedrock world. Instead of relying entirely on external development tools, you can create programs directly in-game and use them to control and interact with your Minecraft world.

At the center of the system are Program Blocks. Each Program Block represents its own individual script, giving you a physical place in your world to create and manage your programs.

🧩 Program Blocks

Place a Program Block in your world and interact with it to create a new script.

When creating a script, you choose how that particular script will be written:

The choice is made when the script is created, and the script stays in that scripting mode.

Your programs are tied to their Program Blocks, making your code feel like an actual part of your Minecraft world rather than something completely separate from it.

«⚠️ Destroying a Program Block containing a script permanently deletes that script.»

🧩 Visual Scripting

Visual Scripting lets you build programs using nodes instead of writing every instruction manually.

You can work with the visual editor to build logic using nodes and connections, making it easier to understand how a program flows from one operation to another.

The visual editor is designed around the idea of building your program piece by piece:

Event → Logic → Action

You can add nodes, connect them, disconnect them, remove them, and construct increasingly complex systems.

Whether you're experimenting with simple logic or building a larger automated system, the visual approach makes the flow of your program easier to see.

📝 Text Scripting

Text Scripting is for players who prefer writing their programs directly.

When a script is created as a Text Script, its editor is dedicated to writing code. You can write your program line by line and run or save it directly from the editor.

Text Scripting is intended for players who want more direct control over their programs and want to learn the Logic Lab scripting language.

⚙️ Built for Experimentation

Logic Lab is designed around one simple idea:

Minecraft should be programmable from inside Minecraft.

Programs can eventually become anything from small experiments to complex systems, depending on what you build with the available logic.

You can use programming concepts such as:

The goal isn't to give you one predefined machine.

The goal is to give you the tools to build your own.

📖 Guide Book

Logic Lab includes an in-game Guide Book to help you understand the system.

Use it to learn about the addon, its programming concepts, scripting features, and how the different parts of Logic Lab fit together.

It's designed to be useful whether you're completely new to programming or already comfortable with scripting.

🚧 Version 1

This is the first major version of Logic Lab.

The project is still actively evolving, and more advanced systems are planned for future versions.

Future development may expand the programming language, world integration, program management, visual scripting tools, and interoperability with other addons.

One of the planned areas for future development is a public Logic Lab API, allowing other addon developers to create their own Logic Lab nodes and extensions without modifying Logic Lab itself.

That system is planned for V2 and is not part of the V1 feature set.

💡 The Idea

Logic Lab isn't meant to turn Minecraft into another programming IDE.

It's meant to make programming feel like a natural part of Minecraft.

Build something.

Program it.

Test it.

Break it.

Figure out why it broke.

Then build something even crazier.

Welcome to the lab. 🧪

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