Minecraft building and combat in Sekiro’s world
SekiroCraft runs Minecraft alongside Sekiro. Minecraft supplies the player, blocks, inventory and creatures; Sekiro supplies the scenery, enemies and grappling hook. The author’s October 9, 2026 prerelease adds large-boss hit detection and protection during map loading. Boss deathblows still use a temporary simplified system.
What you need
Windows x64, a Direct3D 11 GPU, keyboard and mouse, and your own Sekiro 1.06 and Minecraft Java Edition. Sekiro’s executable must match the exact SHA-256 listed in the README. The documented Minecraft setup uses 1.20.1, Fabric Loader 0.19.5, Fabric API 0.92.12+1.20.1 and Java 21. Controller and other DLL-loader compatibility remain unconfirmed.
How to get started
- Read the author’s executable fingerprint and back up your Sekiro saves and Minecraft worlds.
- Open the October 9 release. Use its paired ZIP for both game components; the MRPACK configures Minecraft only.
- Follow the README’s installer and version checks in a separate Minecraft instance. Keep the installation record and backups.
- Start both games, then use /sekirobridge on in Minecraft. Follow the author’s AutoBossPhases guidance for Minecraft combat; disable the bridge for normal Sekiro play.
Was this made with AI?
No AI involvement established by the checked author README or release notes.
Original sources
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