Hearts of Minecraft utilizes the plugin Movecraft to feature various types of vehicles on the server. These aren’t just decorations — they move, fight, and can carry you across land, sea, and sky!
With Movecraft, you can build and operate:
Movecraft allows players to build functional vehicles, known as crafts. Each craft has a specific purpose and block requirements. To pilot one, simply stand on top of it and use the /pilot command. Most crafts require fuel to operate, and fuel consumption varies depending on the type of craft and how it’s used.
Each craft type has a specific list of allowed blocks. You must only use these blocks when building your craft. Every craft also has minimum and maximum size limits, and your build must stay within that range.
The table below lists all the available crafts and craft types.
| Naval | Ground | Aviation | Civilian | Industrial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corvette | Light Tank | Fighter | Car | Drill |
| Frigate | Medium Tank | Bomber | Truck | Harvester |
| Destroyer | Heavy Tank | Zeppelin | Steam Locomotive | |
| Light Cruiser | Sailboat | |||
| Heavy Cruiser | Container Ship | |||
| Battleship | ||||
| Carrier | ||||
| Submarine |
Just like in real life, large vehicles such as ships and tanks work best when several people operate them together. In Hearts of Minecraft, this is done through the Multicrew mechanic.
Multicrew gives players different ranks, each with its own role in running the craft. You can change your rank at any time, but there’s a 30-minute cooldown. To open the rank menu, use the command:/ranks
Here are the available ranks and what they do:
Some crafts require fuel to move. You can place any of the following fuels in a Furnace on the craft:
Coal blocks last longer that individual coal and can reduce the need to refuel more.