Freerunner

Freerunner turns Minecraft's movement into first-person parkour. Build up speed, run along walls, vault over obstacles, climb up to ledges, slide under gaps, roll out of drops and flip through the air. Every move keeps your momentum flowing into the next one. The vanilla player model is kept and animated, so you still look like yourself.

Moves

Feel

• In first person, your hands grip ledges, reach up walls, plant on vaults and trail on slides.
• The camera tilts on wall-runs, leans into fast turns, dips on landings and spins through rolls and flips.
• Your field of view widens with speed, and a rush of wind rises as you go faster.
• In third person (and for other players), your character hangs, climbs, vaults, slides, rolls, flips, leans into runs and braces on hard landings.

Settings

Everything can be adjusted in game: auto-roll heights, double jump timing, camera tilt, flip camera, speed FOV, hands, animations and wind volume. Open the settings with Mod Menu's Configure button on Fabric, the mod list's Config button on NeoForge and Forge, or bind a key under Options → Controls → Freerunner. All keys can be rebound there.

Versions

Download the file for your Minecraft version and loader. Fabric needs Fabric API; Mod Menu is optional.

Multiplayer

Install it on the server as well. The server needs it for rolls to prevent fall damage, for the slide's low pose, and to show your animations to other players. On a server without it, the moves still work, but rolls don't protect you and others see vanilla poses.

Credits

The movement timings follow public community documentation of how Mirror's Edge (2008) handles running, wall-runs, vaults and landings, converted to Minecraft's blocks and ticks. This mod contains no files or code from that game.