aircraft mod
飞行器mod
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About this mod Machine translation
Airplanes allow us to fly freely in the sky, but there is no airplane that we can fly in the game. However, we can use mods to achieve this function. Today, the editor of Game Park brings you a mod called aircraft. With this mod, we can fly freely in Minecraft. Come and take a look. I hope you like it! Minecraft aircraft mod download
API requirements:|Not required|
Language support: English
Compatibility with multiplayer games: Yes
Installation method: Drag into the mods folder (requires API support)
The Airplane MOD allows you to fly in Minecraft. This MOD adds a piece called pyxis in Minecraft that you can add to the built airplane when right-clicking. You can pilot the ship using the Num numeric keypad.
Compass block added. Place it on a specific block structure and you can right-click to lift it up in the air to achieve forward, backward, left, right, up and down translation and horizontal rotation operations.
MOD gameplay
On the small keyboard, 8 means ascending and 2 means descending.
4 means left shift, 6 means right shift
1 is forward, 3 is backward
7 is left-handed, 9 is right-handed
5 is still
Speed changes are achieved by pressing repeatedly
Configuration file.minecraftconfigmod_HariboteAirCraft.txt
creativeOnly=false - whether it can only be used in creative mode
IdPyxis=209 - Compass block ID
blockAppend= - Appends an acceptable block ID after blocktarget
craftBodySize=-1 - collision volume size (-1 is the size of the composed block)
enable=true - whether MOD is enabled
renderIgnore= - If there is a rendering problem with a block, add the ID here to render it as wool.
moveKeepTime=60 - Inertial movement time without input
blockLimit=2000 - The spaceship block limit
blockTarget= - append the original block ID that is not there
blockIgnore=2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 31, 32, 37, 38, 78, 87, 121 - Block ID that cannot fly
Install & use Install: Java Edition mods (mod loader required)
- Install a mod loader first: Fabric, Forge or NeoForge — pick the one the mod requires and match your game version (without a loader, Java Edition mods do nothing).
- Unzip and read the bundled readme; in multi-version packs, pick the build that matches your game version — a mismatched build is refused at launch.
- Put .jar mods into .minecraft/mods; resource packs go into resourcepacks, saves into saves, and shaders into shaderpacks (with a shader mod installed).
- Launch the game — the loading log lists every loaded mod; seeing this one there means it is installed.
Mods with dependencies (such as Fabric API) need those installed too; mods, resource packs and saves each use a different folder.