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Audaki Cart Engine Mod Wiki & Guide

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Overhauls minecart mechanics and physics for improved handling and control.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to build a fast rail line that keeps its momentumThe mod keeps carts moving through hills, corners and diagonals, so a track designed around that works well. Normal…How to change the global minecart speed with the gameruleThe mod's main control is a single gamerule that sets how fast carts can travel in your world. Steps 1. Make sure you…How to set different speeds for player, mob and empty cartsYou can give each kind of cart its own speed, for example fast for players and gentle for mob transport. The…How to stop a fast cart exactly at a stationThe mod includes precise one-tile braking, so a station can be short even on a fast line. You build it with standard…

Frequently asked questions

How do I make minecarts faster?
Run `/gamerule minecartMaxSpeed ` in your world to set the global cart speed. The mod can raise the cap from vanilla's 8 m/s up to 34 m/s, depending on the value you set.
How do I check what my current minecart speed is set to?
Type `/gamerule minecartMaxSpeed` with no value and the game will report the current setting. Do the same with the rider-specific gamerules to check those.
Can I have different speeds for player carts and mob carts?
Yes. Use `minecartMaxSpeedPlayerRider` for carts you ride, `minecartMaxSpeedOtherRider` for mobs and other entities, and `minecartMaxSpeedEmptyRider` for empty rideable carts. For example, you can keep your own ride fast and leave empty carts slower.
My gamerule command says unknown or doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?
Check that the spelling and capitalization match exactly (e.g. `minecartMaxSpeed`), and that you have operator permissions or cheats enabled. Gamerules are also saved per world, so set them in each world you play.

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