Vehiclery

v0.0.0-beta.1 - First public build

First public release of Vehiclery, a port/continuation of Automobility (FoundationGames, MIT) for Minecraft 26.2 / NeoForge 26.2.0.37-beta.

This build is the result of porting the mod through NeoForge 26.2's client rendering API overhaul (block/entity model baking, GUI, item and vehicle renderers, entity data serialization). It compiles and runs, but a handful of visual/UX features are temporarily incomplete while their replacement APIs get implemented properly. See below.

Features

• Assemble custom vehicles from frames, engines, wheels and attachments using the Auto Mechanic Table and Automobile Assembler.
• Drive with full controls: accelerate, brake, steer, drift, burnout.
• Build roads, ramps and off-road terrain with slope blocks, dash panels and off-road tiles.
• Data-driven vehicle parts via data packs and resource packs.
• Autopilot signs to guide unmanned vehicles.

Known limitations in this beta

• Automobile and component items (frame/wheel/engine/attachments) currently show a flat 2D icon instead of their custom 3D render in hand/inventory.
• The banner pattern overlay on the rear attachment flag pole doesn't render yet (the pole itself does).
• Passengers riding a vehicle don't visually tilt with the vehicle's motion.
• The Auto Mechanic Table's recipe list only loads on singleplayer/server side; on a dedicated server the client-side recipe browser may appear empty until a proper sync packet is implemented.
• The automobile speedometer HUD doesn't currently respect the F1 "hide GUI" toggle.

This is an early beta of the 26.2 port. Please report issues on the project page — feedback on the above limitations and anything else you run into is very welcome.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.2
• NeoForge 26.2.0.37-beta+
• Install on both client and server