TarkovCraft: Core

Core module that provides the technical foundation for a project inspired by games like Escape From Tarkov. This centralized software framework integrates multiple game mechanics into a unified system: character skill progression, equipment weight management, statistical data display, and various additional attributes.

As a standalone modification, this component offers limited functionality to regular players - its primary purpose is ensuring compatibility between all parts of TarkovCraft. However, developers are free to use it as a foundation for creating their own additions.

Each available gameplay element can be individually disabled through the mod's settings menu, allowing complete flexibility in customizing the gaming experience.

About the TarkovCraft Project

This development is a fan-made project created under the influence of the atmosphere and mechanics of games such as Escape From Tarkov, Grayzone Warfare, and Arma. Originally conceived as a single large-scale mod, the project was divided into several independent components that can work either together or separately. For example, if you're only interested in the medical system - you can install only that specific module.

In the long term, there are plans to create a specialized server with an open world on a unique map, where players can capture territories from opposing factions, use special vehicles, set up ambushes, or simply gather resources near their main base.

TarkovCraft Ecosystem

• TarkovCraft: Core - Released - Central module with common functionality
• Medical System - Released - Realistic health system with unique damage zones for mobs, status effects, and medical items
• Weapons - Planned - Realistic firearm mechanics with deep customization adapted for Minecraft
• Vehicles - Planned - Framework for various vehicles: land, water, and air
• TarkovCraft (complete version) - In development - Final project combining all the above components

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I view my skills and statistics?

A: All available interface screens open with the O key (default). Use the navigation at the top of the opened menu to switch between different sections.

Q: Can I disable the skill system?

A: Yes! The skill system (and other features) can be disabled through the configuration menu - either from the game's main menu or by directly editing the configuration file.

Q: Will older Minecraft versions be supported?

A: No. The project uses functionality only available in newer Minecraft versions. Supporting outdated versions would require complete rewriting of core systems, significantly slowing down overall development.

Q: Which Minecraft version is supported?

A: Currently, development is targeting Minecraft 1.22. Porting to newer versions is possible if technical changes in the game's codebase allow it. After reaching a stable state, the optimal version for continued development will be determined.