Press Play, pick one of your Minecraft worlds and any Assetto Corsa car you own, and drive it, with Assetto Corsa's real physics, force feedback and graphics.
How each game is in it
Minecraft: Java Edition brings the world: Assetto Craft builds the 512 x 512 blocks around your spawn into an Assetto Corsa track, using your save and the real block models and textures from your own Minecraft install.
Assetto Corsa brings the driving: its cars, physics, force feedback and graphics.
What you get
Free roam: you start on the road nearest your spawn and go anywhere. No laps, no timer.
Grip from the block under your wheels: concrete, concrete powder and dirt path are tarmac; stone, brick and wood a touch less; grass and dirt are loose; sand and gravel drag; snow is slippery; ice is ice; you can even skim across water.
Minecraft's one-block steps become gentle ramps; houses, walls and trees are solid; plants are drawn but you drive through them.
A world you haven't changed loads straight away next time.
Single player.
How to play
Press Play. A small window lists your Minecraft worlds and your Assetto Corsa cars.
Pick one of each and press Drive.
Assetto Corsa starts on your world; click Drive on its session screen.
Good to know
Needs Assetto Corsa (Steam) and Minecraft: Java Edition. Open a world in Minecraft at least once so its game files are on your PC. Nothing else to install.
Your Minecraft worlds are only read, never changed. Assetto Corsa's race.ini is put back when you close the game. The track it writes lives in Assetto Corsa's content/tracks/assetto_craft folder.
Limits: 512 x 512 blocks around spawn (the edge is an invisible wall), one fixed biome colour, no mobs, AI cars or multiplayer.
Credits
Made with Claude (AI). Minecraft is by Mojang Studios; Assetto Corsa is by Kunos Simulazioni. No files from either game are included: everything is read from your own installs when you play.
