MEGATON NUCLEAR WARFARE Pro Edition

☢ MEGATON: Nuclear Warfare

"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." — and now, so are you.

MEGATON is the most complete nuclear arsenal ever built for Minecraft. 114 warheads, every one of them with its own 3D model, its own HD texture, its own crater and its own personality — from a recoilless-rifle round a single soldier can carry to an area weapon that erases one million blocks of terrain in a single strike.

This is not a bigger TNT. A MEGATON detonation is a simulation: a flash that lights up the countryside, a fireball, a volumetric mushroom cloud, a shock front that travels at the real speed of sound, a crater that arrives chunk by chunk, forests torn out by the roots, fallout that drifts with the wind, and — if you set it off at sea — a tsunami with real wave physics that climbs the shore and floods everything behind it.

Built from scratch for Minecraft 1.21.1 · NeoForge 21.1.250+. Every model, texture, particle and sound was generated from code. No dependencies. Install on client and server.

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🎬 Anatomy of a detonation

Mushroom cloud and shock ring rolling across the sea.

Up close: the volumetric stem of the mushroom cloud.

Every warhead in the arsenal plays out the same five acts — and then its own special trait rewrites the script.

1. The flash. Instant, blinding, white. The fireball lights the ground around it with real dynamic light, then fades to orange and goes out.
2. The silence. Sound travels at 343 m/s. Watch from half a kilometer away and you get a second and a half of dead quiet while the cloud starts to climb.
3. The slam. The shock front reaches you: the boom, the rumble, the camera shake — and, if you stood too close, ringing ears that muffle every other sound for a good while.
4. The crater. It doesn't just pop into existence. It walks outward from ground zero, floored with fused Trinitite glass and ringed with Irradiated Earth and scorched ground. Past the rim the shockwave keeps going — it throws players and mobs hundreds of blocks, snaps whole forests and sets the treeline on fire.
5. The aftermath. A fallout zone settles over the area, drifts, stacks with its neighbors and decays over time. Everything alive inside it starts counting rads.

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🧬 The traits — why no two bombs play alike

Two warheads with the same crater can be completely different weapons. These are the behaviors that make the difference:

Trait	What it does in game
☠ Neutron	Barely scratches the ground. Kills everything alive under an enormous radiation dose and leaves the buildings standing.
⚡ EMP	Fries redstone, lamps, consoles and launch pads across the whole area, and blinds whoever is close.
🟦 Cobalt	A "salted" bomb: fallout three times wider and three times longer-lasting.
☣ Dirty	A modest bang — and a whole region contaminated for a very long time.
🔥 Thermobaric	Fuel-air: a shallower crater, but a sea of fire.
⛏ Bunker Buster	Burrows into the ground before it goes off. The crater starts underground — nowhere to hide.
🌊 Tsunami	Displaces 2.2× the water of a normal blast. Even a lake becomes a wall.
🌋 Tectonic	Cracks the crust: seven fissures tear out of the crater all the way down to bedrock.
✴ Antimatter	A perfect sphere of nothing. For a heartbeat before it goes off, everything is pulled inward.
🕳 Dark Matter	Implodes first — for a second and a half every living thing is dragged to ground zero — then detonates.
🌟 Supernova	Three detonations on the same spot: the second (125% size) 2.5 seconds later, the third (150%) at 5.5 seconds.
💨 Vacuum	Burns the air out of the area. A small crater, then a four-second collapse: the low-pressure pocket rips up loose blocks and drags them — and every living thing — back to ground zero, snuffs out every fire and leaves the survivors gasping for air.
🔩 Fragmentation	The casing is built to shatter. Hundreds of fragments are traced as real rays: they crack stone, punch through walls and cut down whatever stands in the open.
🎆 Cluster	The dispenser opens over the target and throws out a ring of 8 to 24 bomblets on real ballistic arcs. Each one lands where the terrain actually is — down in the valley, on the hillside — and goes off as a small nuclear blast of its own.
☢ Radiological	Hardly digs at all. Paints the ground with glowing radioactive slag that keeps dosing anyone who crosses it for days.
🎯 MIRV	Splits near the top of its arc into three independently targeted warheads.
🚀 Hypersonic	Flies at four times the speed of any other missile. A needle nose, a flat trajectory, almost no warning.
✈ Cruise	Flies flat and low, hugging the terrain, instead of arcing over.
🛰 Orbital	Climbs to the edge of the world height and comes back down almost vertically.
🌊 Submarine	Can be launched from a pad sitting under water.
🚚 Mobile	No silo required — an open pad, a launcher or a truck is enough.
🏭 Silo	Needs a silo: the blast hatches have to open before the motor lights.

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📖 The complete arsenal

Crater is the diameter in blocks. Fallout multiplies the size and duration of the contaminated zone. Tier (★ to ★★★★★) sets how expensive it is to build.

🪖 Tactical — 23 warheads

Battlefield weapons. Small enough to survive behind a hill, big enough to end any argument.

Warhead	Crater	Fallout	Tier	Dossier
Davy Crockett M-388	16	×0.6	★	The recoilless-rifle round that turned a jeep into a nuclear power. A drab olive shell with a tiny, brutal footprint.
SADM Backpack Nuke	20	×0.7	★	The Special Atomic Demolition Munition: one soldier carries it in, sets it against a bridge pier or a dam, and walks away fast.
W48 155mm Shell	14	×0.5	★	Nuclear artillery in the smallest caliber ever fielded. A surgical hole in exactly one place.
W54 Light Warhead	18	×0.6	★	The ultralight cone that fit everything from a rifle round to an air-to-air missile.
W74 Guided Round	12	×0.5	★	The tightest crater in the entire arsenal. When you want that building and not the one next door.
B61 Mod 3	36	×0.9	★★	The classic tactical gravity bomb: sleek, finned, dependable. A clean, round crater every time.
B61 Mod 4 Penetrator	32	×0.9	★★	⛏ Bunker Buster. Buries itself before it goes off — your underground base is exactly where it wants to be.
RA-115 Suitcase	22	×0.8	★	The legendary briefcase bomb. Worn leather, a handle, and a very bad day for whoever finds it.
W85 Rapid Response	30	×0.8	★★	A quick-reaction reentry cone built to be ready in minutes.
B43 Sub-kiloton	24	×0.7	★	The low-yield setting of a big bomb: a tidy crater, very little fallout.
W80-0 Cruise Warhead	28	×0.8	★★	The compact cone that rides on cruise missiles, here as a standalone charge.
Neutron Micro-Bomb Mk-1	20	×2.4	★★★	☠ Neutron. A glowing mint-green sphere. The walls survive. Nothing behind them does.
Tactical EMP Warhead T-1	24	×0.3	★★	⚡ EMP. Knocks out every circuit, lamp and console in range. Perfect for blinding an enemy launch site.
Mini Thermobaric Nuke	26	×0.5	★★	🔥 Thermobaric. Less hole, much more fire — the whole area goes up in flames.
Radiofrequency Pulse Bomb	20	×0.2	★★	⚡ EMP. Almost no fallout at all: a clean electronic kill.
M-29 Nuclear Round	18	×0.6	★	The nuclear shell for the NC-203 Pion howitzer. Place it and arm it, or load it in the howitzer and fire it downrange.
LADM Light Demolition	16	×0.6	★	An engineer's charge for cutting passes through mountains and dropping cliffs.
Tactical Plasma Grenade	14	×0.4	★★	🔥 Thermobaric. A glowing amber grenade with a firestorm inside.
MADM Land Mine	22	×0.9	★★	The Medium Atomic Demolition Munition: bury it at a chokepoint and wait.
B48 Subsurface Charge	28	×1.0	★★	⛏ Bunker Buster. A buried mine that opens the ground from below.
F-9 Shrapnel Nuke	18	×0.5	★★	🔩 Fragmentation. A small blast wrapped in a casing designed to shatter — the danger zone is far wider than the crater.
VB-3 Vacuum Charge	24	×0.4	★★	💨 Vacuum. A pop, a silence, then everything loose rushes back toward the center. Every fire in range goes out.
R-2 Radiological Charge	16	×3.5	★★	☢ Radiological. A shallow scar full of green, glowing slag. The bang is not the point.

🏙 Strategic — 34 warheads

City-sized. The bombs that shaped the twentieth century, and a few that shouldn't exist.

Warhead	Crater	Fallout	Tier	Dossier
Fat Man HD	60	×1.2	★★	The plutonium implosion bomb: round, yellow-tan, finned with a box tail. The icon of the atomic age.
Little Boy HD	52	×1.2	★★	The gun-type uranium bomb: long, dark and cylindrical. The first ever used.
B61 Mod 11 Bunker Buster	56	×1.0	★★★	⛏ Bunker Buster. A hardened nose that drives deep into rock before it goes off.
B83 Thermonuclear	88	×1.3	★★★	The heavy standard of the modern arsenal. Big, clean, devastating.
W76-1 Submarine Warhead	68	×1.1	★★★	🌊 Submarine. The workhorse of the ballistic-missile submarine fleet. Can be launched from beneath the waves.
W78 ICBM Warhead	76	×1.2	★★★	A land-based ICBM reentry cone, now available on its own.
W87 Reentry Warhead	80	×1.2	★★★	An advanced, hardened reentry vehicle: the precise one.
W88 High Yield	92	×1.4	★★★★	The most powerful submarine warhead ever fielded.
RDS-1 First Lightning	56	×1.4	★★	The first Soviet test — an unmistakable Fat Man silhouette in a darker bronze.
RDS-3 Implosion	60	×1.4	★★	The improved Soviet implosion design: rounder, heavier, stronger.
RDS-4 Tatyana	54	×1.2	★★	The first Soviet tactical aviation bomb, slim and practical.
Orange Herald	64	×1.2	★★★	Britain's giant fission device, finished in bright orange.
Yellow Sun Mk 1	72	×1.2	★★★	Britain's first megaton-class bomb: a fat, blunt-nosed yellow body.
Yellow Sun Mk 2	84	×1.3	★★★	The thermonuclear follow-up — same yellow skin, much bigger hole.
Mark 7 Aviation Bomb	52	×1.0	★★	The first bomb small enough for a fighter to carry.
Mark 14 Thermonuclear	96	×1.4	★★★	The first deliverable solid-fuel H-bomb.
Mark 15 Heavy H-Bomb	100	×1.5	★★★★	A full hundred blocks across: heavy, finned and grim.
Mark 17 20-Ton Bomb	112	×1.6	★★★★	The heaviest bomb of its era. It barely fit inside the biggest bomber of its day.
Mark 21	92	×1.4	★★★	A refined, more reliable Mark 15.
Mark 28 Modular	80	×1.3	★★★	The modular bomb with a swappable yield — the most-produced of its generation.
Mark 36 Megaton	104	×1.5	★★★★	A megaton-class gravity bomb for the long-range bomber fleet.
Mark 39	96	×1.4	★★★	The bomb famous for the accident that almost happened.
Mark 41 25 Megaton	120	×1.8	★★★★	The most powerful bomb ever fielded by the West. The biggest crater in the strategic tab.
Mark 53 Bunker Breaker	108	×1.5	★★★★	⛏ Bunker Buster. A megaton-class earth penetrator built for command bunkers under mountains.
W56 Minuteman	76	×1.2	★★★	The warhead of the early Minuteman missile, as a standalone charge.
W62 MIRV Warhead	60	×1.1	★★★	🎯 MIRV. One of the first multiple-reentry warheads — three for the price of one.
W68 Poseidon	64	×1.1	★★★	🌊 Submarine. A light, sea-launched MIRV warhead.
W70 Neutron Bomb	60	×2.6	★★★★	☠ Neutron. The enhanced-radiation warhead: it stops an armored column and leaves the town standing.
W71 ABM Interceptor	88	×1.3	★★★★	⚡ EMP. Built to kill incoming warheads above the atmosphere — down here it blacks out everything in range.
Cobalt Bomb C-50	68	×4.0	★★★★★	🟦 Cobalt. The doomsday "salted" bomb in deep cobalt blue. A modest crater, and fallout that won't go away.
Hydra HC-12 Cluster Bomb	36	×0.9	★★★	🎆 Cluster. Opens over the target and scatters 11 nuclear bomblets across the area.
Vakuum V-40 Vacuum Bomb	60	×0.8	★★★	💨 Vacuum. A city-sized version of the VB-3: a huge low-pressure pocket that swallows debris, fires and air.
Shrapnel Storm SS-30	52	×0.9	★★★	🔩 Fragmentation. Hundreds of steel fragments tear through a whole district.
Blackout EMP-X	68	×0.3	★★★	⚡ EMP. Turns off the lights on an entire base. Almost no fallout.

🌋 Massive — 28 warheads

Beyond cities. Tests that were never meant to leave the proving ground — and experimental weapons that exist only here.

Warhead	Crater	Fallout	Tier	Dossier
Tsar Bomba (RDS-220)	220	×2.2	★★★★★	The largest weapon humanity ever detonated. A silver giant, a fireball you can see from anywhere in the loaded world.
Tsar Bomba Original (100 Mt)	280	×2.6	★★★★★	The full-yield design they never dared to test. Now you can.
Castle Bravo	192	×2.4	★★★★★	The test that came out three times bigger than planned — and its fallout shows it.
Ivy Mike Cryogenic Device	184	×2.2	★★★★★	The first true H-bomb: a building-sized cryogenic cylinder, frosted blue.
TX-21 Shrimp	160	×2.0	★★★★	The dry-fuel device that made the H-bomb deliverable.
Mark 24 Heavy	140	×1.8	★★★★	A monster gravity bomb from the early thermonuclear era.
W91 SRAM-T	128	×1.6	★★★★	A tactical standoff warhead with a strategic-sized punch.
Antimatter Bomb A-1	240	×1.4	★★★★★	✴ Antimatter. A glowing magenta sphere. Everything is pulled in, then a perfect sphere of the world simply ceases to exist.
Dark Matter Bomb D-1	200	×1.6	★★★★★	🕳 Dark Matter. A second and a half of implosion drags every living thing to ground zero. Then it goes off.
Mantle Breaker	180	×2.0	★★★★★	🌋 Tectonic. Seven fissures rip outward from the crater and split the land down to bedrock.
Supernova S-100	210	×2.4	★★★★★	🌟 Supernova. Three detonations, each bigger than the last. The third is 315 blocks across.
Dirty Bomb X	80	×6.0	★★★★	☣ Dirty. The most contaminating weapon in the arsenal: a small crater and a fallout zone six times normal.
Atmospheric Super-EMP	140	×0.4	★★★★★	⚡ EMP. The widest electronic blackout in the game.
Muon-Catalysed Fusion Device	168	×1.8	★★★★★	Cold-fusion theory made very, very hot.
Hydraulic Tsunami Bomb	152	×1.8	★★★★	🌊 Tsunami. A torpedo built to move the sea. Drop it in the ocean and watch the coast.
Deep Thermonuclear Charge	176	×2.0	★★★★★	⛏🌋 Bunker Buster + Tectonic. It digs in, it goes off underground, and it cracks the crust.
Hafnium Isomer Bomb	136	×1.6	★★★★	A nuclear-isomer weapon: bright, polished and far too compact for what it does.
Neutron Super-Bomb N-10	144	×4.5	★★★★★	☠ Neutron. Neutron radiation on a strategic scale. Ghost towns, not craters.
Vacuum-Atomic Bomb V-9	156	×1.4	★★★★★	🔥 Thermobaric. A fuel-air cloud with an atomic detonator. The horizon catches fire.
Primary Radiation Bomb B-100	148	×5.0	★★★★★	🟦 Cobalt. Salted fallout on a massive scale — an area that will be off-limits for a very long time.
Stratospheric Bomb P-200	172	×1.8	★★★★★	⚡ EMP. A high-altitude burst that kills electronics across a huge area.
Giga Bunker Buster G-1	132	×1.4	★★★★	⛏ Bunker Buster. The deepest-reaching penetrator in the game. No base is deep enough.
Massive Chain-Fission Bomb	188	×2.6	★★★★★	🌟 Supernova. A chain reaction that doesn't stop: three blasts, growing each time.
Titanium Cased Fusion	164	×1.8	★★★★	A fusion device in a gleaming titanium casing. Pure, clean power.
Abyssal Megaton Bomb	196	×2.2	★★★★★	🌊🌊 Tsunami + Submarine. A deep-water torpedo that raises a wave big enough to drown a continent's coastline.
Inferno TB-90 Thermobaric	140	×1.0	★★★★	🔥 Thermobaric. A firestorm the size of a city.
Isotope Storm IS-80	120	×5.0	★★★★★	☢🟦 Radiological + Cobalt. Glowing slag everywhere, and fallout three times wider and longer on top of it.
Swarm M-7 Mega Cluster	110	×1.2	★★★★★	🎆 Cluster. Releases 19 nuclear bomblets in rings. Not one crater — a whole field of them.

🚀 ICBMs & Missiles — 26 missiles

They fly. Load one on a launch pad, the Heavy Missile Launcher or the NC-TEL truck, type in the coordinates — up to 10,000 blocks away — and watch it climb out of sight.

Missile	Crater	Fallout	Tier	Launch & flight	Dossier
RS-28 Sarmat (Satan II)	220	×2.2	★★★★★	🏭 Silo · 🎯 MIRV	The heaviest ICBM ever built. Splits into three warheads over the target.
R-36M2 Satan	200	×2.0	★★★★★	🏭 Silo · 🎯 MIRV	The Cold War giant. Three massive warheads from a single silo.
LGM-30G Minuteman III	140	×1.6	★★★★	🏭 Silo	The backbone of the land-based deterrent: white, slender, ready in minutes.
UGM-133 Trident II	152	×1.6	★★★★	🌊 Submarine · 🎯 MIRV	Launch it from a pad under the sea. Three warheads come down on the target.
DF-41	168	×1.8	★★★★	🚚 Mobile · 🎯 MIRV	A road-mobile ICBM with multiple warheads. No silo, no warning.
DF-5B	176	×1.8	★★★★	🏭 Silo	A liquid-fuel silo giant.
RT-2PM2 Topol-M	144	×1.6	★★★★	🚚 Mobile	A road-mobile ICBM in forest green.
AGM-183 ARRW	88	×1.0	★★★	🚀 Hypersonic · 🚚 Mobile	A hypersonic air-launched weapon with a needle nose. Four times faster than anything else.
Avangard Glide Vehicle	136	×1.4	★★★★★	🚀 Hypersonic · 🏭 Silo	A red hypersonic glider launched from a silo. By the time you see it, it has already arrived.
BGM-109 Tomahawk Nuclear	80	×1.0	★★★	✈ Cruise · 🚚 Mobile	Flies flat and low over the terrain, under the radar, fins deployed.
Kh-102 Cruise Missile	92	×1.1	★★★	✈ Cruise · 🚚 Mobile	A stealthy long-range cruise missile.
Poseidon Status-6 Torpedo	240	×3.0	★★★★★	🌊 Tsunami · 🌊 Submarine	The nuclear drone torpedo. Its purpose is a radioactive tsunami — and it delivers.
LGM-118 Peacekeeper	172	×1.8	★★★★★	🏭 Silo · 🎯 MIRV	Anything but peaceful: a heavy MIRV missile in brilliant white.
UR-100N	148	×1.6	★★★★	🏭 Silo	A reliable silo-based workhorse.
R-29RMU2 Layner	140	×1.6	★★★★	🌊 Submarine · 🎯 MIRV	A submarine-launched liquid-fuel missile with multiple warheads.
JL-3 SLBM	144	×1.6	★★★★	🌊 Submarine	A modern sea-launched ballistic missile.
M51 SLBM	148	×1.6	★★★★	🌊 Submarine · 🎯 MIRV	A sea-launched missile with three independent warheads.
Jericho III	128	×1.4	★★★★	🚚 Mobile	A compact, mobile long-range missile.
Agni-V	132	×1.4	★★★★	🚚 Mobile	A canister-launched long-range missile in desert tan.
Hwasong-17	184	×1.9	★★★★★	🚚 Mobile · 🎯 MIRV	The largest road-mobile missile ever built.
Hwasong-18	160	×1.7	★★★★	🚚 Mobile	A solid-fuel mobile ICBM.
3M22 Zircon	84	×1.0	★★★	🚀 Hypersonic · ✈ Cruise	A hypersonic cruise missile: low and fast. The hardest thing in the game to see coming.
9M730 Burevestnik	116	×4.0	★★★★★	✈ Cruise · ☣ Dirty	The nuclear-powered cruise missile. It contaminates the whole way down.
Titan IV ICBM	192	×2.0	★★★★★	🏭 Silo	A towering white heavy missile with a heavy warhead.
FOBS Orbital Missile	180	×1.9	★★★★★	🛰 Orbital · 🏭 Silo	Goes up to the edge of the world height and comes back down almost straight — from a direction no one watches.
Doomsday ICBM D-600	600 × 600	×3.0	★★★★★	🏭 Silo	☠ The one missile that is also a cataclysm. Six hundred by six hundred blocks of nothing, delivered anywhere within range.

Plus the original World Breaker Missile from version 1.0 — the one warhead whose crater is whatever the server owner decides it should be.

☄ Cataclysms — 3 area weapons

This is what the mod is named for. These do not make a crater — they remove a region. The land is pressed down into a vast, flat bowl of glass and ash, and everything for hundreds of blocks beyond is flattened by the shockwave. The server owner has a separate ceiling for them (maxCataclysmRadius).

Weapon	Area	Fallout	Dossier
Horizon N-500 Area Bomb	500 × 500	×3.0	A pale, sand-colored sphere. When it's over, the horizon is where your village used to be.
Continental Titan T-750	750 × 750	×3.5	A steel-gray cylinder the size of a house. Over half a million blocks of surface, gone.
Oblivion G-1000	1000 × 1000	×4.0	The end of the arsenal. A black sphere, one million blocks of terrain erased in a single strike — and, thanks to the async engine, your server keeps running while it happens.

Standing inside a cataclysm crater — the horizon is the crater rim.

The same crater from above: an entire landscape erased in a single strike.

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🎯 Delivery systems

A bomb is only as good as the way you get it there.

The launch terminal: live HD camera, target marking and full telemetry.

The orientable missile launcher — servos, siren and rotating beacon.

Drivable war machines: the NC-TEL launcher truck, the NC-T9 tank and the NC-203 howitzer.

• Launch Pad + Silo Hatches + Launch Console — seat the missile on the clamp, type the target coordinates, press the big red button. The hatches grind open, the motor lights, and the missile rides a column of fire out of sight.
• Heavy Missile Launcher — a 3×3 installation with a 360° turret and an elevating rail. Its fire-control terminal streams live video from four cameras (launcher, exterior, a drone over the target, missile telemetry), zooms up to 16×, lets you click on the map to mark the target, and shows a full diagnostics panel: range, apogee, flight time, CEP and kill probability. Two-key launch, air-raid siren, rotating beacon and an HD exhaust plume.
• NC-TEL "Goliath" Missile Truck — drive it into position, drop the jacks, raise the erector, open the covers — fire.
• NC-52 "Sledgehammer" Bomber — fly it yourself. Gear up, bay doors open, bombs away.
• NC-203 "Pion" Self-Propelled Howitzer — lob Heavy HE Shells, or the M-29 Nuclear Round.
• NC-T9 "Bastion" Main Battle Tank — for when you'd rather do it up close.
• And the classics: redstone, flint and steel, the remote detonator, or a countdown with the air-raid siren wailing.

Vehicle controls (rebindable): G gear / erector / spade · B bay doors / ammunition · V fire-control panel / salvo · Left click fire / release.

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☢ Radiation: a real survival system

Every crater leaves a fallout zone that drifts, stacks where zones overlap and decays over time. Every living creature accumulates a dose in rads, through four stages of radiation sickness. Carry a Geiger counter — you'll hear it before you see anything wrong.

Protective suit	Radiation	Blast	Extras
Hazmat	~92% (full set)	—	Cheap, early-game
MOPP Level 4	~88% (full set)	20%	Sealed mask, its own air supply, Geiger readout in the visor
SCP-NB-5 Juggernaut	Immune (full set)	95%	Sealed, cancels fall landings, night vision and thermal imaging

Build your shelter with reinforced concrete, lead glass and blast doors — and pray it's deep enough for whatever your neighbor just built.

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⚙ Engineered not to melt your server

A thousand-by-thousand crater is a lot of blocks. MEGATON was built for it from day one:

• Crater planning runs on background threads from chunk snapshots; the server thread only writes the result.
• A time budget per tick, shared by every active blast, that backs off automatically when the server is under load.
• Terrain is loaded in the background ahead of the blast front — no stalls.
• All visual effects are rendered client-side from a single network packet, with a configurable particle budget.
• Measured: a full 1000 × 1000 crater in about 160 seconds with zero "Can't keep up!" warnings.

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Want to see everything at once? /nuclearcraft showcase builds a full museum hall with every bomb, missile and vehicle on display.

🖥 Commands

Command	What it does
/nuclearcraft rads [clear]	Your dose and suit protection (clear: op)
/nuclearcraft fallout [clear]	Fallout zones and the dose where you stand (clear: op)
/nuclearcraft detonate <pos> [radius]	A plain warhead at a point, radius up to 1000 (op)
/nuclearcraft warhead <id> <pos>	Any weapon in the arsenal, traits and all (op)
/nuclearcraft zone <pos> <radius>	A fallout zone without the explosion (op)
/nuclearcraft launch <pad> <target>	Fires a loaded pad at a target (op)
/nuclearcraft vehicle <tank|artillery|tel|bomber> <pos>	Spawns a vehicle (op)
/nuclearcraft status	Progress of every blast currently running

🔧 Configuration

Server — config/nuclearcraft-common.toml. Every destructive system can be capped or switched off without losing the flash, the sound or the cloud: terrainDamage, maxBlastRadius, maxCataclysmRadius, blastMillisPerTick, asyncBlastPlanning, dynamicLight, startFires, shockwaveLaunch, treeDestruction, tsunami, tsunamiReach, radiation, falloutTicks, remoteStrikes, maxStrikeRange, strictSiloLaunch and more. Terrain damage also respects the vanilla mobGriefing game rule.

Client — config/nuclearcraft-client.toml: fxQuality (LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH / ULTRA), maxFxParticles, volumetricCloud, targetFps.

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📦 Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• NeoForge 21.1.250 or newer
• No other mods required · Install on both client and server

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114 warheads. 4 war vehicles. One million blocks in a single strike.

Now y'all go on and light up the sky — just don't forget your Juggernaut suit. ☢