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Immersive Vehicles Official Automobile Pack Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I start playing with cars in survival mode?
You'll need to gather the required crafting materials and use a crafting table or workbench to assemble your first vehicle. Check the crafting recipes in your inventory or use JEI/NEI to see what materials each car requires.
What's the difference between the car types?
Sports cars are fast and lightweight, coupes offer a balance of speed and capacity, and station wagons prioritize cargo space and stability. Choose based on whether you need speed for travel or storage for resources.
How do I enter and drive a car?
Right-click on the car to enter it, then use WASD to drive and your mouse to steer. You can interact with buttons and controls inside the vehicle for features like headlights and doors.
Why is my car getting dirty or covered in ice?
This is a visual feature that happens over time as you drive through different weather and terrain. You can clean your car to restore its appearance using maintenance mechanics.
Can I customize or paint my cars?
The mod includes unique models with custom colors for each vehicle type, though customization options depend on the specific version you're using. Check if your car has any dyeable components or if there are additional cosmetic mods that work with this pack.
Do cars need fuel or maintenance?
Cars have working engines that produce sound and physics effects as you drive. Refer to the maintenance guide to learn how to keep your vehicle in good condition and what upkeep might be required.
Why does my car feel slow or unresponsive?
Make sure you're using the correct controls and that your car is fully assembled with all parts. If performance seems off, check that your game settings aren't limiting entity rendering or physics updates.
Can I use this mod with other vehicle mods?
This mod is designed as a standalone automobile pack, but compatibility with other mods depends on how they handle vehicles and entity rendering. Test in a separate world if you're combining it with other large mods.
What do I do if a car gets stuck or won't move?
Try exiting and re-entering the vehicle, or check that the terrain isn't blocking it. If the car is damaged or missing parts, you may need to repair or rebuild it.
Are there any performance tips for running this mod smoothly?
Limit the number of active vehicles in your world at once, and consider lowering entity rendering distance if you experience lag. Disabling some visual effects like dirt accumulation in settings may also help if performance is an issue.