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This wiki page is a work-in-progress as I transfer over information from the original document, but the full current documentation can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Au_XEj6Pr1-INgXnX59j_P3n8qex3JdE4uXu8PJdcik/edit?usp=sharing

Overview - What Is MC Engine?

MC Engine is a game engine-like interface that aims to help with the creation of games and experiences within Minecraft. It adds visual interfaces to various vanilla features like gamerules, weather, time, etc… It also adds custom features to facilitate the easier management and making of custom game systems with features like Regions, Interactions, Custom Music, and more.

What Is It Made For?

Minecraft Servers:

MC Engine is fully networked to function on servers and its Region Mechanic is particularly designed to help with lore servers having regions in which the player’s permissions need to be altered or effects need to run based on a player’s status in a region.

Minecraft-Based Games / Adventure Maps:

MC Engine is also designed to help with adventure maps or fully-fledged games within Minecraft due to its Regions Mechanic and vanilla feature UIs aimed to streamline the work behind adventure maps.

How To Use It?

Game Versions:

Fabric 1.21.1

Where To Download:

Modrinth (Coming Soon) Curseforge (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/mc-engine)

Mod Environment:

Server Side And Client Side MC Engine must be installed on both the Server and Client for all the features to work. Mod Status: MC Engine is currently in a public alpha, with most of its planned features still a work in progress. Please give feedback on features you’d like to see and how the current features are working out for you.

How To Access The Engine UI:

MC Engine has a custom UI built with ImGuiMC that all centers around a central Nav Bar. If you're in a singleplayer world or an operator on a server with the mod installed, you can click "O" (rebindable in the keybinds menu) to toggle on and off the engine's Nav Bar.