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But can it run minecraft? - Atton - 11-06-2019
Is there any guidance on this issue, I kind of want to demo it on a video since I got mc to run on my pi. Can the PBP do the same with the correct magical commands?
RE: But can it run minecraft? - tophneal - 11-06-2019
Have you tried setting up the MC Pi edition yet? This seems to be an available option people with Chromebooks have been using, too: https://mcpelauncher.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html
RE: But can it run minecraft? - fire219 - 11-06-2019
Pi Edition, if you can get it, should just work.
For normal (Java Edition) Minecraft, there's a lot of work to do for it, but it should be possible. From what I remember it's mostly to do with replacing the LWJGL version for x86 that comes with MC, with one compiled for ARM.
RE: But can it run minecraft? - Atton - 11-07-2019
Lol the pi addition is like being forced to have an abortion, but it seems minetest works
RE: But can it run minecraft? - cowsay - 11-08-2019
@Atton this thread on reddit might be of some help if you're feeling adventurous.
https://www.reddit.com/r/chromeos/comments/696yca/has_anyone_had_success_running_minecraft_on_an/dhb6t7k/
RE: But can it run minecraft? - Atton - 04-05-2020
Did some testing on this with various versions of linux. In one cases thanks to software rendering it can work with the following guide. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=78&t=243946
I honestly don't have a clue how to get opengl working on the system so the fps sucks.