Team Fortress 2 classes and weapons inside Minecraft
FortCraft runs a local Team Fortress 2 mod hidden beside Minecraft. Minecraft supplies its world, blocks, mobs, dimensions and saves. Team Fortress 2 supplies movement, classes, weapons, buildings, menus and HUD. Release 0.6.0 adds the Ghost Town Mann vs. Machine dimension, TF2 waves, robots, a bomb objective and village-raid battles. The creator published it on October 22, 2026 UTC. This older release was added to the catalog on October 29.
What you need
Windows 10 or 11, or a 64-bit Linux desktop; Steam signed in with Team Fortress 2 and Source SDK Base 2013 Multiplayer on its default branch; Minecraft: Java Edition 26.3 with Fabric Loader 0.19.5; internet; and about 3 GB of free disk space on Windows or 6 GB on Linux. Windows setup needs Java 25 and Git but can offer to install them. Linux setup also needs git and podman. Steam Decks and Linux systems that cannot load the TF2 engine directly need Steam Linux Runtime 3.0 (sniper).
How to get started
- Read the creator README, the release notes and the installation guide for your operating system. Back up Minecraft worlds before changing the setup.
- Download the Windows, Windows Low-End or Linux ZIP from the creator’s 0.6.0 release. Verify the published SHA-256 digest before extraction.
- On Windows, extract to a writable path without spaces and run START-HERE.cmd. On Linux, extract the archive and run bash setup.sh. Setup downloads Valve’s Source SDK 2013 and builds or installs the local TF2 side.
- Start PLAY-FORTCRAFT.cmd on Windows or ./play.sh on Linux. Keep the launcher window open while Minecraft and the hidden TF2 process run.
Was this made with AI?
The repository description says FortCraft was made using Claude and ChatGPT. The creator does not quantify their contributions.
Original sources
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