Hacking Minecraft!
summary
Shows concrete how-to and what breaks: uses Spigot and Canary plus Minecraft Forge and Sponge workarounds, demonstrates a pyramid of TNT that sometimes crashes Java, installs a Ruby adapter (Perugium/Rubicon) to script block drawing and explosions, and builds simple Canary plugins (hello command, arrow→explosion, herring→TNT) that actually run. Notes ecosystem fragmentation after Bucket died, mentions OpenComputers and ComputerCraft, cites Minecraft’s $2.5B sale and 20k early buyers as context for scale.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Minecraft introduction
- 7:59Family Minecraft world tour
- 17:19Bukkit modding rise and fall
- 24:41Ruby modding with Spigot demo
- 30:00Java mods with CanaryMod
- 39:00OpenComputers legacy tools
- 40:49Why modding is worth it
