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This repo contains sample GameTest behavior files for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Minecraft supports GameTests - a combination of JavaScript + MCStructures - for validating facets of Minecraft behavior. You can use GameTests to validate facets of your creations, as well!

Getting started with GameTest

To get started with GameTest Framework in Minecraft, see this GameTest Framework Introduction page.

A tutorial for creating your first GameTest is available here. The sample code for the tutorial is within this repo, at /behavior_packs/StarterTestsTutorial.

Behavior packs & tests

NOTE: The main branch is compatible with the latest released main version of Minecraft. The beta branch is generally compatible with the latest updated beta version of Minecraft.

Name	Link	Description
StarterTestsTutorial	Open	Starter "Hello World" sample used in the tutorial at https://aka.ms/newgametest.
MobBehaviorTests	Open	Simple tests of interesting mob behaviors.

Using these behavior packs

To use these behavior packs with an installed Windows 10 version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition:

1. Copy the desired behavior packs into the development_behavior_packs (%localappdata%\Packages\Microsoft.MinecraftUWP_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\games\com.mojang\development_behavior_packs) folder
2. Create a new world in Minecraft with the following options:

• Enable the GameTest Framework Experiment
• Set to Creative mode
• Add the desired Behavior packs

Contributing

This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. For the GameTests you'd like to submit for inclusion in this sample repo, please make sure:

• the GameTest(s) are small and self contained
• can run in a short amount of time, with clear pass/fail criteria
• are generally passing, or used to document an unexpected failure and are tagged as such (with the .tag function on .register)
• do not have any external dependencies (e.g., on extra behavior or resource packs)
• for JavaScript, that files are formatted consistent with the settings defined in prettierrc.json (mainly, two-space indentation)

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This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.

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