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Four outboard motors, on Bedrock and Java: 2 hp, 15 hp, a 90 hp V4 and a silent electric trolling motor. Each has its own model with a spinning propeller, and a recipe.
Motorboats: use a motor on any wooden boat or a bamboo raft to clamp it on. Drive with W/S and A/D; sneak and right-click with an empty hand (or break it) to get the boat and the motor back.
Rafts built from blocks: build anything on the water (up to 256 blocks), clamp motors onto its side at the water line, and right-click a motor or a ship's wheel to cast off. Chests keep their contents, and players and animals on the deck come along. Every motor on the raft pushes; big rafts are slower and turn slower.
- Java Edition: the raft glides and turns smoothly, and is put down as blocks again, lined up with the world, when you stop.
- Bedrock Edition: the raft moves a block at a time and turns in quarter turns.
Fuel: coal, charcoal and blaze rods for the petrol motors, redstone for the electric one. Right-click a motor with fuel to fill it up.
One water model for both editions (speed, drag, steering, fuel use), checked against each other in the tests.
Ship's wheel, Outboard Handbook, English and Danish.

Windows, Android, iOS: download Outboards-0.1.0.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
Then edit or create a world and turn on Outboards under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
Java Edition (Fabric): put outboards-fabric-0.1.0+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

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