In every complex Minecraft creation you build, you’ll want to run through your gameplay scenarios over and over again, to make sure that everything is working the way you expect. The easier it is to replay or try out certain experiences, the quicker you can get back to building. Over the years, many creators have used careful systems of base save worlds, test environments, and reset functions to replay everything in various states of their worlds. At the same time, Minecraft is an ever-evolving game, and new capabilities can sometimes cause wrinkles in existing Add-Ons and worlds. So – in addition to scaffolding and testing during the building process, you’ll want to double check your creations as Minecraft evolves to ensure that everything works the way you expect.
GameTest Framework – an experimental feature in Minecraft – is a scaffolding toolset that allows you to build, test, and run your custom Add-Ons and worlds. With GameTest Framework, you can build out individual tests and mechanisms to try out ideas and validate that those environments work as expected. Minecraft itself comes with over 300 built-in tests, which you can run by enabling the GameTest Framework experiment in a world and running the /gametest runset command. See our published guide for more on how to get started with GameTest Framework.
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