How to Make Jetpack in Minecraft
Jetpack
The Jetpack is a worn chest-slot EU flight device from Ala Industrial — hold jump to thrust at 50 EU/tick and glide softly when the 30,000 EU buffer drains.
Description
Crafting the Jetpack takes a full 3x3 workbench — an Energy Pack at the center, two Batteries beside it, an Electronic Circuit on top, iron in the top corners, and two tin ingots around a Copper Coil at the bottom. The charge held by the central Energy Pack and the two Batteries carries over into the finished Jetpack: a full Energy Pack (20,000 EU) plus two full Batteries (2,000 EU each) hand it up to 24,000 EU right off the table. The pack charges in a Battery Box slot, from a carried Energy Pack, or from other mods' chargers at the LV ceiling of 32 EU/tick. Out of charge mid-flight — or above the altitude ceiling of Y=320 — the same held jump turns into a free powerless glide that caps the fall at 0.3 blocks/tick for a soft, damage-free landing, but only if the engine actually fired during this flight. The Jetpack is not vanilla armor: no durability, no enchantments, no repair; it still grants 5 armor points through an attribute modifier.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:jetpack
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:jetpack
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Java Edition | 26.2 |
Java Edition Guide
How to use the Jetpack in Minecraft
-
1
Craft the Jetpack on a 3x3 workbench
Place an Energy Pack in the center, a Battery on each side, an Electronic Circuit on top, iron ingots in the top corners, and two tin ingots around a Copper Coil across the bottom row.
-
2
Charge it in a Battery Box slot
The Jetpack has no durability and recharges only with EU. Drop it into the Battery Box charge slot at up to 32 EU/tick (the LV ceiling) until the 30,000 EU buffer is full.
-
3
Equip it in the chest slot and jump
The Jetpack occupies the chest slot instead of armor. Hold the jump key while airborne — the engine thrusts upward at 50 EU/tick for about 30 seconds of flight on a full charge.
-
4
Keep holding jump for a safe landing
If the buffer runs out or you pass the Y=320 altitude ceiling, the same held jump glides you down at 0.3 blocks/tick for a soft, damage-free landing — but only if the engine fired during this flight.
The Jetpack's glide engages only after the engine has thrust during the current flight. Letting go of jump mid-air is a normal, damaging fall — hold it all the way down.
How to craft this block
Iron Ingot
x2
Electronic Circuit
x1
Battery
x2
Energy Pack
x1
Tin Ingot
x2
Copper Coil
x1
Frequently asked questions
Does the Jetpack give armor?
Yes. The Jetpack grants 5 armor points through an attribute modifier — one point under an iron chestplate's 6 — even though it is not vanilla armor and has no durability or enchantments.
How long does a full charge last?
The 30,000 EU buffer burns at 50 EU/tick, which gives roughly 30 seconds of continuous thrust. Gliding and idling are free.
Can I charge the Jetpack from other mods?
Yes. Beyond the Battery Box charge slot and a carried Energy Pack, the Jetpack also charges from other mods' chargers at up to 32 EU/tick — the LV ceiling.
Can I wear the Jetpack with an elytra?
No. The Jetpack and the elytra occupy the same chest slot and are never worn together — compatibility is an honest either-or.
What happens if I run out of EU mid-flight?
If the engine already fired during this flight, holding jump turns into a free powerless glide that caps the fall at 0.3 blocks/tick for a soft, damage-free landing. Releasing jump mid-air is a normal damaging fall.
Is the Jetpack enchantable?
No. The Jetpack has no durability and no ENCHANTABLE component, so Unbreaking and Mending do not apply. Repair means recharging EU.