EldenCraft

Minecraft as a live overlay on Elden Ring. While the game runs, the EldenCraft bridge composites Minecraft into Elden Ring's world: fly around the Lands Between, place and break blocks, fight bosses, and spawn Minecraft mobs that actually interact with Elden Ring - dealing damage and fighting its enemies.

You play both games at once on one PC: Minecraft handles the player, blocks and mobs; Elden Ring draws the combined scene, including Minecraft's blocks and characters, with depth occlusion. Input flows from the game window into Minecraft; F8 hands control back to Elden Ring and back. Once Elden Ring shows its world, Minecraft drops into the bridge world by itself.

What works

• Movement and camera: walk, sprint, jump, crouch and fly with Minecraft controls
• Building: place and break Minecraft blocks; your builds persist in the bridge world
• Combat: Minecraft mobs and attacks send damage to Elden Ring's enemies; enemy hits reach you
• Native interactions: doors, levers, items and Sites of Grace with R
• Terrain: Elden Ring's world is rebuilt as blocks around you as you explore

How it plays (one click)

Melty installs the bridge into the Elden Ring folder and a portable Minecraft (Prism + Fabric 1.21.1) beside it. Press Play: Melty sets Minecraft up once with your Minecraft sign-in, starts both games, and Minecraft opens its bridge world automatically when Elden Ring is running.

Controls

| Input | Action | |---|---| | WASD / mouse / Space / Shift | move / look / jump / crouch / fly | | E | Minecraft inventory | | F8 | switch control between Minecraft and Elden Ring | | R | Elden Ring interaction: doors, levers, items, Sites of Grace |

Requirements: your own copies of Elden Ring (2.7.0.0-2.7.1.1, offline single-player) and Minecraft: Java Edition. The dinput8 loader in the game folder stays passive unless the game was started with the bridge marker, so normal online play from Steam is untouched.

Credits: based on minecraft-crossover-bridge by justbustin (MIT) with the EldenCraft Windows port. Uses ModEngine2 (installed by Melty) and a portable Prism Launcher with Fabric to run Minecraft alongside. This release also carries the harmless, fully readable melty-canary self-test (canary.c/host.c) that runs once per session inside the game process - it demonstrates what a game-side DLL can do and logs everything to %TEMP%\melty-canary.log. Unofficial fan project, unaffiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, FromSoftware or Bandai Namco.