Downrange

Build a shooting range that shows exactly where your shots land.

Downrange adds five craftable targets with persistent impact marks, reactive plates, and redstone output based on shot placement. Use them for casual target practice, automated ranges, or ComputerCraft scoreboards.

Five distinct targets

• Paper Bullseye: A framed paper target with precise scoring and small torn-paper impact marks
• Paper Silhouette: A two-block sheet with continuous scoring, shared hit history, and marks across both halves
• Steel Gong: A hanging steel plate that rings and sways when struck, collecting exposed-metal scuffs
• Knockdown Target: A reactive plate that falls on impact. Raise it manually, through rear redstone input, or with ComputerCraft
• Straw Archery Target: A straw-backed target with traditional colored rings and material-specific impact marks

See every impact

Supported hits leave small marks at their recorded impact locations. Marks persist between sessions, letting you inspect your shot placement afterward.

Replace paper faces with paper to start a fresh session. Repaint steel targets with white dye to remove scuffs while keeping their scores and history.

Look at a nearby target with an empty hand to inspect its score, hit count, and output mode. Sneak to see average and best scores.

Turn accuracy into automation

Closer hits produce stronger redstone signals: 15 at the center, decreasing toward the scoring area's edge.

Choose between a short pulse and held output. Comparators retain the latest score after a pulse ends, making targets useful for range lights, counters, and stationary Create circuits.

With CC: Tweaked, read exact hit coordinates, scores, shooters, and session statistics. Run the included downrange command for a live scoreboard on a computer or attached monitor.

Compatibility

Dedicated integrations support Vic’s Point Blank and Scorched Guns Neoforged bullet projectiles. Vanilla arrows and snowballs are also supported. Other projectile mods can work through standard impact callbacks; custom hit systems may require an adapter.