Old School RuneScape's Gielinor, drawn with OSRS's own models inside Minecraft: NPCs, skills, prayers and the minimap.
Gielinor as OSRS draws it, inside Minecraft. GielinorCraft reads the Old School RuneScape data that RuneLite keeps on your PC and draws Gielinor with OSRS's own 3D models, colours and lighting: the terrain, the buildings and roofs, the walls, trees, rocks, furniture and scenery. You walk it as a Minecraft player at OSRS's own scale, with your hotbar.
OSRS NPCs where they stand in OSRS. Men in Lumbridge, guards, archers, cows and more appear at their OSRS spawn points with their OSRS models, names and combat levels. The ones you can attack in OSRS fight back with OSRS max hits and drop bones.
Skills that need the right equipment:
Prayers on your hotbar. All 29 OSRS prayers have their real icons, level requirements, prayer points and drain rates. Press P for the prayer book: click a prayer to switch it on, or right-click it to put it on your hotbar. Protect from Melee really blocks zombie hits, and Piety boosts your sword.
An OSRS minimap sits in the top right, with OSRS's map colours and icons, walls, doors, NPC dots and the compass. You also get the prayer orb, xp drops, OSRS mouseover text ("Chop down Willow tree"), a skills tab with OSRS icons (press K), doors and gates that open, ladders and staircases between floors, and bank booths.
Survival or Creative: choose on first start. Both worlds are on the title screen afterwards.
You need: Minecraft: Java Edition and Old School RuneScape with RuneLite. RuneLite opens alongside Minecraft. While it sits on its login screen, OSRS downloads the rest of the map and models, and they appear in your world as they arrive. Single player.
A fan-made mashup. No OSRS or Minecraft files are included: Gielinor is read from your own copy while you play. NPC positions come from the Old School RuneScape Wiki (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0). Not affiliated with Jagex or Mojang.