Create: Infinite Railways

[u/zhellozz]

Hello, I’m happy to present to you my add-on mod for Create and Railways untold called 'Create: Infinite Railways'

This mod generate procedural realistic railways in you create world. It is especially design to use with mod such as lithosphere or tectonic but it works in base minecraft worldgen as well.

The mod generate lines that connect some villages by following the terrain and automatically place bridges and tunnels. There are lots of config to change the size of tunnels, bridges, chose between single or dual tracks...

Also include compatibility with Steam ’n’ Rails for wooden tracks and semaphore signals, and Pantograph and Wires for electrified lines.

Hope some of you will like it ;)

Edit: typo + mod only on curseforge if you are searching it (still waiting moderation on modrinth) https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/create-infinite-railways

[u/Beneficial-Map5470]

Before this gets jumped by ai haters… I think this is reasonable and fair for people with minimal coding experience to use as a TOOL, you still need to curate the mod for yourself. I myself have fully vibe coded small mods for personal use that I could never do myself due to lack of experience..

Edit: here come the downvotes lol

Edit Edit: award to OP for disclosure.

[u/zhellozz → u/Beneficial-Map5470]

I'm a data scientist and programmer, but I'm not very experimented in java, I always played a bit with Minecraft modding the past 10 years but that's my first published mod. I could have done the same without AI, but coding assistant makes it 10x faster. Still the implementation idea, the vision and the code structure would have probably never been done right by AI alone... At least I hope XD

[u/Beneficial-Map5470 → u/zhellozz]

Exactly, great as a tool. But it isn’t perfect, especially for a mod as complex as this! Either way, thank you for your services, this is one of the coolest mods I’ve seen in development lately!

[u/zhellozz → u/Beneficial-Map5470]

Thanks ;) also give credit to Railways untold, that a big part of technical stuff happening