Making blackjack work in Minecraft is a bit more difficult than simply adding a card table. You’ll need to create a few files and folders, and then set up some basic game mechanics.
First, you’ll need to create a new folder called “resources” in your Minecraft directory. This will house all of the files and folders necessary for playing blackjack in your game.
Next, you’ll need to create a file called “blackjack.properties.
” This file will house all of the game-specific information, including the card table layout and how many hands each player can participate in.
To set up the card table, open blackjack.properties and add the following lines of information:
tableName=”blackjack” handCount=”2″ dealerBlackjack=”true” dealerHit=”true” betSize=”5″
These lines define the name of the table (in this case, blackjack), the number of hands each player can participate in (two), whether or not the dealer is black (true), and the size of each bet (five gold coins).
Finally, you’ll need to create a file called “main.java.
” This file will contain all of the game logic, including how to handle player input and handle cards being dealt from the card table. Open main.java and add the following code:.
package minecraft; import net.minecraftforge.fml.common.*; import java.util.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Blackjack game = new Blackjack(); game.
setTableName(“blackjack”); game.setHandCount(2); game.setDealerBlackjack(true); game.setDealerHit(true); game.setBetSize(5); GameState state = GameState .PLAYING; state = game.start(); } }.
