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Create Coasters: Simulated - Backport
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Create Coasters: Simulated - Backport

Java mod listed for Minecraft 1.21. File opened and checked on 5 Oct 2026; downloads from the MC Java Mods app on Android.

by kamrandoesstuff · on Modrinth

Port of Create Coasters: Simulated 0.1.2 patched to be compatible with Sable 1.2.1 and additional compatibility with mods like Aeroengine

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DISCLAIMER

THIS BACKPORT IS UNAFFILIATED WITH SILVERGOLD, AND IS A FORK OF CREATE COASTERS: SIMULATED. IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES, REPORT THEM TO SILVERGOLD.

About

Build thrilling coasters with loops, inversions, and even jumps using a new set of blocks and items from this Create mod add-on! Simulate real roller coaster physics with chain lifts to bring your carts up and gravity that does the rest.

Compatibility

This mod uses Sable, a physics library developed by the team behind Create: Aeronautics. This mod does not require Create: Aeronautics to be installed, but is built to be highly compatible with the mechanisms added by Simulated, Aeronautics, Offroad, and its other add-ons.

Existing Features

Roller Coaster Tracks / Track Anchorpoint Blocks Support for loops, inversions, chain lifts, and jumps Dyable tracks Carts / Cart Linking Rivets that hold sublevels together Balloons as a utility for moving assembled contraptions

Planned Features

Hydraulic launches Coaster stations More colors for balloons 2 wide cart bogeys

!! Early Bird Warning !!

We believe the mod has reached a fairly stable state suitable for release. But, for the first few weeks after release expect bugs and performance issues that may have slipped through the cracks of development. If you find any issues, please immediately report them to my discord server.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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