A Sublime Text 3 package that adds syntax highlighting and other functionality for Minecraft's function file format (.mcfunction) added in the 1.12 prereleases.

WARNING: This package is no longer being maintained! It does not support Minecraft 1.13, or any version afterwards. I recommend moving to Arcensoth's language-mcfunction package, which supports both VS Code and Sublime Text, and is being actively updated.

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Highlights comments, commands, entity selectors, numbers, namespaces, NBT, this.sort.of.thing, blockstates, and more (depending on color theme support).

Points out errors in NBT syntax, as well as invalid forward slashes at the beginnings of lines.

You can add special highlighting to comments by beginning them with #~.

Recommended! Among other things, Package Control will automatically keep this package up-to-date.

0. If you have already installed MCFunction manually, delete the manual installation. Sublime may warn you that it is unable to find the package; this is fine. You'll be adding it back in a moment.
1. If you haven't already, install Package Control. https://packagecontrol.io/installation
2. Follow Package Control's instructions for installing packages. https://packagecontrol.io/docs/usage
   1. Open the Command Palette with Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P.
   2. Select the command "Package Control: Install Package".
   3. Select "MCFunction" from the list of installable packages. Don't see it? Make sure that you have the latest version of Sublime Text 3, and that you have completed step 0.

1. Download the repository. You can do this by using Git or by downloading it as a .zip.
2. Open the Packages folder by selecting "Preferences" > "Browse Packages..." in Sublime Text.
3. Place the (extracted) repository folder in the Packages folder.