RIAutomobility

A powerful addon for Automobility — More vehicles, more freedom, more fun.

Introduction

RIAutomobility is a Forge addon for Automobility, bringing a rich new vehicle experience to Minecraft 1.20.1.

Whether you want to drive unique automobiles in survival mode, or you are a map / modpack author looking to create custom vehicles for your players, this mod has you covered.

Features

Ready-to-Drive New Vehicles

The mod includes a variety of carefully designed built-in vehicle components, available directly in the creative inventory or craftable at the Auto Mechanic Table:

• Double Motorcar Series — Wooden, Copper, Steel, Golden, Bejeweled (5 variants)
• Quad Motorcar Series — Wooden, Copper, Steel, Golden, Bejeweled (5 variants)
• Special Vehicles
  • Lorry — Large truck with container storage
  • DMC12 — Classic sports car styling
  • Standard Formula — Formula racing style
• Matching Wheels — Custom wheels for DMC12 and Standard Formula

Multi-Seat Vehicle System

RIAutomobility adds true multi-seat support. Invite your friends for a ride, or switch seats while driving for a different travel experience.

Datapack Custom Vehicles

The most powerful feature of this mod: create your own vehicles using only JSON — no coding required!

• Define new frames and wheels via datapacks
• Freely adjust vehicle stats: weight, dimensions, grip, seat layout, hitboxes, camera position
• Attach custom models and textures through resource packs
• Optional: add Auto Mechanic Table recipes for survival-mode crafting

Dual Rendering Engine Support

Whether you are a modeling beginner or veteran, RIAutomobility has the right tools for you:

• JsonEM — Simple JSON entity models, great for getting started quickly
• GeckoLib — Powerful animated models with complex animation support

Safe & Stable Resource Handling

• Missing resources won't crash the game. A placeholder model is shown with a friendly tooltip warning.
• Custom models are automatically loaded after entering a world — no manual refresh needed.

Dependencies

Installation

1. Install Forge for Minecraft 1.20.1
2. Place the following jars into your mods folder:
   • automobility-0.4.2+1.20.1-forge.jar
   • geckolib-forge-1.20.1-4.x.x.jar
   • riautomobility-1.0.x.jar
3. Launch the game. New vehicle components can be found in the RIAutomobility creative tab.

Screenshots

Built-in vehicles: DMC12, Standard Formula, Quad Motorcar, and Lorry

For Content Authors

Want to add exclusive vehicles for your modpack or server? RIAutomobility makes it simple:

1. Write JSON definitions for vehicle stats in a datapack
2. Put your models and texture files in a resource pack
3. Optional: add Auto Mechanic Table crafting recipes
4. Place the datapack in the world's datapacks/ folder and the resource pack in resourcepacks/

For detailed JSON format documentation, field explanations, and a complete example, please refer to the README in the GitHub repository.

Open Source & License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT License.

• GitHub Repository: Click to visit
• Found a bug? Feel free to report it on GitHub Issues

Developed and maintained by Shinonome Shakusora.

RIAutomobility

A powerful addon for Automobility — More vehicles, more freedom, more fun.

Introduction

RIAutomobility is a Forge addon for Automobility, bringing a rich new vehicle experience to Minecraft 1.20.1.

Whether you want to drive unique automobiles in survival mode, or you are a map / modpack author looking to create custom vehicles for your players, this mod has you covered.

Features

Ready-to-Drive New Vehicles

The mod includes a variety of carefully designed built-in vehicle components, available directly in the creative inventory or craftable at the Auto Mechanic Table:

• Double Motorcar Series — Wooden, Copper, Steel, Golden, Bejeweled (5 variants)
• Quad Motorcar Series — Wooden, Copper, Steel, Golden, Bejeweled (5 variants)
• Special Vehicles
  • Lorry — Large truck with container storage
  • DMC12 — Classic sports car styling
  • Standard Formula — Formula racing style
  • Matching Wheels — Custom wheels for DMC12 and Standard Formula

Multi-Seat Vehicle System

RIAutomobility adds true multi-seat support. Invite your friends for a ride, or switch seats while driving for a different travel experience.

Datapack Custom Vehicles

The most powerful feature of this mod: create your own vehicles using only JSON — no coding required!

• Define new frames and wheels via datapacks
• Freely adjust vehicle stats: weight, dimensions, grip, seat layout, hitboxes, camera position
• Attach custom models and textures through resource packs
• Optional: add Auto Mechanic Table recipes for survival-mode crafting

Dual Rendering Engine Support

Whether you are a modeling beginner or veteran, RIAutomobility has the right tools for you:

• JsonEM — Simple JSON entity models, great for getting started quickly
• GeckoLib — Powerful animated models with complex animation support

Safe & Stable Resource Handling

• Missing resources won't crash the game. A placeholder model is shown with a friendly tooltip warning.
• Custom models are automatically loaded after entering a world — no manual refresh needed.

Dependencies

Installation

1. Install Forge for Minecraft 1.20.1
2. Place the following jars into your mods folder:
   • automobility-0.4.2+1.20.1-forge.jar
   • geckolib-forge-1.20.1-4.x.x.jar
   • riautomobility-1.0.x.jar

• Launch the game. New vehicle components can be found in the RIAutomobility creative tab.

Screenshots

Built-in vehicles: DMC12, Standard Formula, Quad Motorcar, and Lorry

For Content Authors

Want to add exclusive vehicles for your modpack or server? RIAutomobility makes it simple:

1. Write JSON definitions for vehicle stats in a datapack
2. Put your models and texture files in a resource pack
3. Optional: add Auto Mechanic Table crafting recipes
4. Place the datapack in the world's datapacks/ folder and the resource pack in resourcepacks/

For detailed JSON format documentation, field explanations, and a complete example, please refer to the README in the GitHub repository.

Open Source & License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT License.

• GitHub Repository: Click to visit
• Found a bug? Feel free to report it on GitHub Issues

Developed and maintained by Shinonome Shakusora.