Getting Started
Learning a new tool always takes time, but this guide should help you get up and running with MCCompiled as soon as possible so that you can win back time through using it.
If you are looking to make this as easy as possible: Installation.
If you want more control over the installation process: Manual Installation
If you want to integrate MCCompiled into your Regolith projects: Regolith Installation
Choice of Editor
There are three primary ways of compiling/running MCCompiled code.
Through the official editor, the recommended choice for most users as of now.
Through the command line, which offers more granular control over compilation and output.
Through Regolith, integrated with other various tools.
All of these options have their uses, so it's up to you to decide which fits you best. If you're learning/evaluating MCCompiled, the web editor is the best choice since it's zero effort to get started, and you get to enjoy all the language features out of the box without any setup.
Developers may choose to do a hybrid of the editor and manual compilation via things like build scripts. See here on how to compile code manually through the command line.
Additionally, developers can choose to use the officially supported Regolith filter to use MCCompiled features alongside other community-developed plugins. See here on how to set it up for a project.
What this Guide Will Use
Examples, language, etc. across this documentation will use the official editor to keep everything as clear and easy as possible.