RocketCraft

Minecraft stays exactly as it is - but now you can drive Rocket League cars through it.

What you get

• Your Rocket League garage in Minecraft: the Car Key (RocketCraft creative tab) opens a garage with every car body found in your own Rocket League install, shown with Rocket League's own thumbnails. Pick one, choose blue or orange paint, and you're in.
• Rocket League physics: throttle, braking, powerslide, boost, jump, double jump, flips and air control use Rocket League's numbers (1410 uu/s on throttle, supersonic at 2200, ~230 uu jumps), and each car gets the closest of RL's six hitboxes. Driving into a one-block step lifts you onto it, so Minecraft terrain stays drivable.
• The real ball: place Rocket League's ball anywhere. It bounces, rolls and takes RL's extra hit impulse when you smash it. Punch it to kick it.
• Goals and boost pads: build your own goals out of Goal Blocks and score for the goal explosion. Boost Pads refill you to 100.
• RL controls and cameras: W/S drive, A/D steer, Space jump/flip, left mouse boost, Shift powerslide, Q/E air roll, R toggles ball cam, G gets out. Sneak-punch picks a car or ball back up.

Car, wheel and ball models and textures are read from your own Rocket League installation while you play. Nothing from either game is included, and Rocket League itself is never started or changed. The garage shows every car in your install (Rocket League keeps which cars you own on its servers); a few of the newest cars can't be read yet.

Single player. Needs Minecraft: Java Edition and Rocket League installed (Epic or Steam).

Credits: RocketCraft by 001Marlon (MIT, remixes welcome). Package format notes from UE Viewer (Konstantin Nosov, MIT) and RLUPKTool (AltimorTASDK, MIT); key list from rl-item-mod (ISC); physics constants from the RocketSim/RLBot community. Ships with Prism Launcher (GPL-3.0) and Fabric API (Apache-2.0).