THIS IS A FAN MADE PORT OF VM COMPUTERS BY Delta2Force

Transfers VM Computers to modern Minecraft version (1.20.1)

Original Mod

Check out the original VM Computers mod by Delta2Force:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/vm-computers

If you have problems with this port, please submit them to my GitHub.

Join the VM Computers Discord server:
https://discord.gg/gNgaxZa4yX

Donate to the original creator (Delta2Force)

Note: Only accepts Bitcoin and BitcoinCash

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Dependencies

• Minecraft 1.20.1
• Fabric
• Fabric API (0.92.7+1.20.1)
• VirtualBox 6.1

How to use

Ordering

1. Craft an Ordering Tablet
   

2. Wait until it detects a satellite (they appear quite often)
   

3. The rest is (hopefully) self‑explanatory.

Creating a Hard Drive / Importing an ISO

Virtual Hard Drives are created by right‑clicking while holding a hard drive.
It does not matter if it already has a disk image assigned — the menu will always open.

You can either:

• use an existing hard drive located in
  .minecraft/vm_computers/vhds
• create a new one

ISO images (CD/DVD images) should be placed in:

.minecraft/vm_computers/isos

After placing them there, they can be selected in the PC case menu.

Building the Computer

You will need the following items (purchased using the Ordering Tablet):

• PC Case
• Motherboard
• RAM
• GPU
• Monitor

Note:
Keyboard and mouse are currently decorative only, and the VM can start even without a hard drive or ISO.

Steps

1. Place the PC Case
   

2. Right‑click the case
   

3. (Optional) Select an ISO image.

4. Open the case
   

Note: Buttons will be disabled if the required item is not in your inventory.

1. The rest should be self‑explanatory.

Using the Computer

• Press Power On in the PC case menu to start the computer.
• Right‑click the monitor to interact with it.

Note:

• Pressing Alt + F4 will close Minecraft, not the virtual machine window.

To stop interacting with the computer, press the keys shown in the top‑right corner of the screen.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute:

1. Fork the master branch.
2. Make your changes.
3. Submit a pull request.

For larger changes, create an issue first to discuss the idea.

Guidelines

1. Use lambda expressions when appropriate

   • Writing (), {} is often faster and cleaner.

2. Follow the existing code style

   • This keeps the project readable and consistent.

3. Write clear commit messages

   • Avoid messages like Update file.
   • Briefly describe what changed and why.

4. When creating a pull request, ensure all intended changes are included

   • Continually pushing changes after opening a PR can make review messy.