A structured reference for loaders, versions, aircraft and troubleshooting. This guide focuses on practical, version-aware steps and avoids assuming that every release or add-on behaves the same way.
Core reference points
The base project describes vanilla-friendly aircraft for exploration and transport, and current project listings include Fabric, Forge and NeoForge among mod loaders.
Where to verify details
For version-specific technical information, use the project source documentation and the exact release page. This site summarizes common setup and troubleshooting paths without replacing release notes.
Installation and safety checklist
- Back up important worlds before changing mods.
- Match the Minecraft version and mod loader to the selected file.
- Use the correct profile’s mods folder.
- Check release-specific notes when updating.
Use guides as a starting point
A general wiki-style page is useful for learning the main concepts, but version-specific details should always be checked against the release you are actually using. Controls, recipes and compatibility can differ over time.
For practical learning, start with installation, then move to flying, crafting and troubleshooting. That order makes it easier to understand where a problem is coming from if something does not work as expected.
Keep version notes with your setup
If you maintain a long-running modded world, write down the Minecraft version, loader and key mod versions you use. A small record can save a lot of time when you update later or return to the world after a break.
Related guides
- Immersive Aircraft Mod Download Guide
- Immersive Aircraft Mod Guide: Getting Started
- Immersive Aircraft Mod: How to Fly
Practical tip
Use this reference as a starting point, then confirm version-specific details against the files you actually install. Loader support, controls and add-on behavior can differ between setups, so the active profile should always be your final reference.