• 🧠 AI Citizens — talk to citizens, hire workers, assign jobs and give orders.
• 🏙️ Cities & Nations — claim land and grow settlements into cities and nations.
• 💰 Economy & V-Credits — markets, banks, taxes, stocks and town shares.
• 🌍 Crossworld Mode — connect supported worlds and multiplayer servers through the VRRW Universe.
• 🤝 Diplomacy — alliances, ranks, permissions, peace, tribute and war.
• ⚔️ War & Defense — soldiers, raids, bunkers, siege systems and military vehicles.
• 🚗 Vehicles & Logistics — land vehicles, ships, aircraft, submarines, trains and cargo.
• 🏥 Living Cities — police, courts, prisons, hospitals, fire departments and restaurants.
• 🤖 Optional AI & Voice — Ollama, Piper, eSpeak NG, MCEF and related systems.
• 🌐 VRRW.online — community tools, profiles, events, Offers and supported online features.

Most mods add one major system. AI Reborn tries to connect them all.

Citizens need jobs, buildings, resources, money, food, medicine, security, transport and laws.

Cities can become towns, nations, alliances, trade hubs, industrial centers, fortresses or war zones.

Through Crossworld Mode, supported worlds and servers can become part of a larger VRRW Universe.

🧠 Citizens create settlements.
🏙️ Settlements become cities.
🌍 Cities become nations.
🤝 Nations create alliances.
⚔️ Alliances can reshape the universe.

Everything is connected. That is the core idea behind AI Reborn.

AI Reborn is a large experimental mod. Core gameplay works as a Minecraft world simulation, while some advanced systems are optional or depend on additional tools and online services.

• ✅ Core gameplay — citizens, jobs, buildings, city systems, economy items, vehicles, blocks, items and entities.
• 🤖 Optional local AI — Ollama can be used for local AI responses and command understanding.
• 🔊 Optional voice systems — Piper and eSpeak NG can provide text-to-speech voices.
• 🌐 Online / Crossworld — requires Online Mode and VRRW backend availability.
• 🧪 Experimental systems — dynamic AI events, large raids, voice/call features and creative systems may change.
• 🔧 Temporarily limited systems — some AI image, Artist or backend-dependent features may occasionally be unavailable.

⚠️ Always back up important worlds before major updates.

💰 NO PAY-TO-WIN: V-Credits are an in-game fun currency and cannot be purchased with real money.

🧭 Core Gameplay Loop

1. Find a Country Seller and claim your first land.
2. Hire your first worker inside your territory.
3. Build a Town Hall to begin your settlement.
4. Add homes, warehouses and production buildings.
5. Grow your economy with markets, banks, taxes and stocks.
6. Use vehicles and logistics to move resources.
7. Create alliances through the Diplomacy Table.
8. Defend your city from raids, enemies and dynamic events.
9. Connect through supported Crossworld Mode features if you want to join the wider VRRW Universe.

🏙️ Start with a village. Build something that can become a nation.

🎮 How it begins

Your journey begins with a Country Seller, a special villager who controls land ownership. The Country Seller can offer a first land package for new founders. After buying land, your claimed territory becomes the foundation for your settlement systems. To interact with a citizen or special NPC, write the name or role of the target entity in chat.

Example:

• Hello Umberta, how are you?
• For the Country Seller, translated role names may also work depending on language setup.

Basic start path:

• Find the Country Seller.
• Buy your first chunk of land.
• Hire a worker inside your borders.
• Tell your worker to build a Town Hall.

Expand with homes, a Builder's Hut, production buildings and defenses.

Example command:

• Build a Town Hall here.

Your worker can gather resources, chop wood, haul stone, plan foundations and raise the first structure when the required systems are available.

🧠 Living AI citizens

Citizens are more than simple villagers.

They can:

• receive tasks
• respond through chat
• speak through TTS when configured
• gather resources
• help with construction
• use jobs and roles
• work inside cities
• participate in economy systems
• react to player commands
• use memory and context in supported AI setups
• operate as workers, builders, guards, soldiers, traders, pilots, police officers, firefighters, doctors, chefs and more

AI-related systems include:

• citizen conversations
• role-based dialogue
• natural language command parsing
• local AI response handling
• local Ollama support
• optional cloud fallback when configured
• action parsing for citizen tasks
• citizen names, sessions and context systems
• voice output through Piper or eSpeak NG

To talk to a specific citizen, write the name or role of the target entity in chat.

Example:

• Hello Umberta, build a Town Hall here.

🤖 AI downloads, local AI and voice setup

During startup, the mod may ask whether you want to install optional AI and voice components.

Optional components can include:

• Ollama — local LLM support for AI responses and command understanding
• Piper — local text-to-speech voice output
• eSpeak NG — lightweight local text-to-speech voice output
• Whisper-related setup — speech-to-text related systems where configured
• MCEF — optional in-game browser support for web and tutorial features

The mod can work without these components, but advanced AI and voice features require additional setup.

Recommended privacy-first setup:

• Use local Ollama for AI responses.
• Use local Piper/eSpeak NG for voice output.
• Keep Online Mode disabled when you do not want backend-connected systems.

Optional cloud AI may be used when configured or when local AI is not available. Local AI remains the recommended experience for privacy, control and immersion.

Useful commands:

• /ollama setup
• /ollama models
• /ollama test
• /ollama chat
• /tts status
• /tts list-voices
• /tts check-piper

🌐 Crossworld Mode — a server is no longer just a server

In AI Reborn, a server is not just a separate multiplayer world. With Crossworld Mode, singleplayer worlds and multiplayer servers can become part of the same larger VRRW Universe.

A dedicated server can become:

• a 24/7 alliance project
• a capital city
• a trade hub
• a military base
• a fortress
• a war zone
• a diplomatic embassy
• the heart of an entire nation

Build in your own world. Connect through Crossworld. Join your alliance. Expand your influence. Singleplayer worlds become origins. Servers become universe nodes. Alliances become global powers.

⚠️ Crossworld Mode — hard rules

Crossworld Mode is designed for fair survival gameplay. Your starting Crossworld balance is granted only once. The current starting amount is 1,000,000 V. V is the in-game fun currency of VRRW. It can be earned in-game and is not available for purchase with real money. There is no pay-to-win V purchase system. Cosmetic support content may be available separately, such as texture packs. Cheating, hacking, duplication abuse or unfair play will not be tolerated. Players who try to abuse the system may be strictly banned. The backend AI and admins may adjust trade rates, market supply, economic conditions, prices, world events, raid activity and town shares from time to time to create a more dynamic and realistic experience. Crossworld Mode is not meant to be predictable. Markets can change. Events can happen. Raids can escalate. Cities can be attacked. Alliances can rise or fall. Play fair. Think big. Survive the universe.

🌐 Online Mode, backend and Crossworld systems

Online Mode can connect supported gameplay systems to the VRRW backend.

When Online Mode is enabled, backend-connected features may include:

• global V wallet
• backend-defined starting balance
• global market purchases
• supported market items and V progress across worlds and servers
• server-side economy validation
• global market changes
• stock systems
• backend AI events
• daily random AI-generated quests
• personal quests with rewards
• custom events
• economy events
• world events
• Crossworld server and world interaction

The backend and admins may adjust markets, trade rates, supply, events, raids, town shares and economy conditions to create a more alive and less predictable world. For safety and fairness, online purchases and supported economy actions may be confirmed by the backend. Online Mode is intended for players who want their Minecraft world to become part of the larger VRRW Universe.

🔐 Privacy, data and security transparency

Core gameplay focuses on the Minecraft world simulation.

Some systems may optionally interact with external services or local tools, including:

• Ollama for local AI
• Piper or eSpeak NG for local speech output
• optional cloud AI fallback
• VRRW.online ecosystem features
• Online Mode and Crossworld backend features
• optional MCEF browser features
• optional texturepack and reward systems

Online Mode and backend features may require game-related data such as player identity, wallet/balance state, market actions, quest progress, supported inventory/economy actions, server/world identifiers and event states. AI requests may use local AI when configured. Cloud AI should be treated as optional and may send text prompts or conversation context to an external service when enabled.

The most private setup is:

• disable Online Mode when you do not need Crossworld features
• use local Ollama instead of cloud AI
• use local Piper/eSpeak NG for voice output
• avoid optional browser/backend features if you want a local-only experience

Cheat, hack and abuse detection may be used to protect Crossworld Mode, backend economy and fair multiplayer gameplay.

🌐 VRRW.online ecosystem & Offers

AI Reborn is connected to the broader VRRW.online ecosystem. The VRRW Offers page may occasionally host long-term quizzes or challenge programs related to the project.

🎁 Open VRRW Offers →

VRRW.online-related systems may include:

• VRRW Portal
• title screen widgets
• news screen
• server directory
• server information screens
• profile systems
• group systems
• private/friend messaging screens
• creator application tools
• bug report screens
• feature request systems
• texturepack reward systems
• content locker screens
• points/reward-style systems
• optional online content access

The VRRW Portal can highlight resource packs, cosmetic content, texture packs and other VRRW projects.

🏙️ City building, land and blueprints

AI Reborn includes a large building and blueprint system. Citizens and builders can work with planned structures, resource requirements, construction sessions and settlement expansion.

Building and city categories include:

• Town Hall
• Villagers Home
• Builder's Hut
• Warehouse
• Barracks
• Lumberjack Hut
• Mine
• Farm
• Rancher
• Windmill
• Grinding Stone
• Sawmill
• Solar Panels
• Solar Array
• Water Purification
• Marketplace
• Stock Exchange
• Tax Office
• Bank
• Hospital
• Pharmacy
• Fire Department
• Police Station
• Court
• Prison
• Restaurant
• Airport
• Military Airport
• Defense Ministry
• Spy Center
• Research Center
• Bunker
• Weapons Armory
• Oil Pumpjack
• Oil Refinery
• Oil Pipeline

The construction system is designed to support real city growth instead of only placing decorative blocks.

💰 V-Credits, market, banking and stocks

Your world's economy runs on V-Credits.

Current Crossworld starter balance:

• 1,000,000 V

Important currency rules:

• V is an in-game fun currency.
• V can be earned through gameplay.
• V cannot be purchased with real money.
• Cosmetic support content may be available separately.
• Backend-connected economy actions may be validated server-side when Online Mode is enabled.

Economy and finance systems include:

• Bank
• Bank Vault
• Bank Counter
• Bank Teller Window
• Bank Safe
• Bank Card
• Deposit Box
• Money Stack
• Gold Bar Stack
• Marketplace
• Marketplace Collection Box
• Stock Exchange
• Transaction History
• resource stocks
• town shares
• tax systems
• backend market events

Resource stock examples include:

• gold
• diamond
• iron
• emerald
• redstone
• lapis
• coal
• copper
• and more

🤝 Diplomacy, alliances and nation gameplay

Once your Town Hall is built, place a Diplomacy Table to open the statecraft interface.

Diplomacy systems can include:

• create alliance
• set alliance name
• set alliance color
• set alliance emblem
• manage ranks
• manage permissions
• declare war
• request peace
• pay tribute
• send diplomatic messages
• call allies for help
• help allied nations
• manage war status
• view territory colors

Alliances can store:

• color
• ID
• member ranks
• permissions
• diplomatic relations
• enemy information
• ally information

Territory colors can update dynamically on the map and minimap, showing allies and enemies at a glance.

🪖 Soldier requests, war, raids and defense

Through the Diplomacy Table, leaders can send Soldier Requests to allies.

Requests may include:

• unit type
• target coordinates
• support purpose
• defensive reinforcement needs
• offensive reinforcement needs

Supported soldier types can include:

• melee soldiers
• archers
• crossbow soldiers
• guards
• military units

Military and conflict systems include:

• soldier entities
• guards
• barracks
• defense ministry
• spy center
• spy maps
• raid planning
• raid defense
• siege systems
• conquest systems
• occupation systems
• soldier requests
• reinforcement requests
• war score
• peace and tribute systems
• refugee systems
• military command terminal
• weapons armory
• bunkers
• security terminals

Military vehicles and weapons can include:

• tank
• artillery
• catapult
• battering ram
• mortar
• ballista
• AT gun
• SCUD launcher
• rockets and missiles
• Apache helicopter
• B52 bomber
• B2 Spirit
• F22 Raptor
• Patriot system
• Iron Dome style defense
• bombs
• shells
• rockets
• interceptors

The military layer is designed for settlement conflict, defense, nation gameplay and Crossworld escalation.

🚗 Vehicles, transport and logistics

Travel and logistics are powered by real, buildable machines.

Vehicle components and systems include:

• Driver Seat
• Steering Wheel
• Car Engine
• Ship Engine
• Plane Engine
• Submarine Extension
• Ship Extension
• Plane Extension
• Landing Runway
• Vehicle Lift / maintenance station
• Balloon
• Vehicle Inventory
• seats
• mounting logic
• pilot entities
• fuel display
• speed display
• energy storage
• ON/OFF toggles
• vehicle logistics
• optional physics support
• debug tools

Vehicle types include:

• land vehicles
• carts
• trucks
• transports
• ships
• cargo boats
• aircraft
• submarines
• mining trains
• wagons
• emergency vehicles
• military vehicles

Vehicles connect with logistics systems, letting you move materials between warehouses, production buildings and build sites.

🗺️ Map, minimap and controls

Map controls:

• O — Toggle Minimap
• P — Open Full Map

The map can show:

• owned chunks
• claimed territory
• alliances
• enemies
• citizens
• vehicles
• settlement data
• diplomacy colors
• changing borders

Worker setup hotkeys:

• H — Set Home
• J — Set Field
• K — Set Mine
• L — Set Lumber Area
• U — Set Well Crank
• Y — Set Basin

Vehicle controls:

• V — Start vehicle engine
• B — Brake
• Left Alt — Handbrake
• X — Dismount vehicle
• Tab — Vehicle inventory
• Space — Plane up / ascend
• Left Ctrl — Plane down / descend

Combat and utility hotkeys may include:

• M — Order Move
• N — Cycle Formation
• G — Station Guard
• F4 — Architecture Menu
• F6 — Tutorial
• F7 — VRRW Groups
• F12 — Video Tutorial

👮 Law, police, court and prison

The mod includes law and security systems for city gameplay.

Included content can include:

• Police Station
• Police Officers
• Court
• City Court
• Judges
• Lawyers
• Prosecutors
• Jury
• Wanted Board
• Prison
• Prison Cells
• Sentencing Screen
• Security Scanner
• Security Terminal
• Handcuffed player systems
• crime systems
• robbery systems

These systems allow settlements to include law enforcement, punishment, trials and security mechanics.

🏥 Medical, fire department and emergency systems

Medical and emergency-response content can include:

• Hospital
• Pharmacy
• Doctors
• Nurses
• Pharmacists
• Paramedics
• Ambulance Vehicle
• Stretcher
• Fire Department
• Firefighters
• health-related UI elements
• disease systems

Disease and health systems are experimental but help make cities feel more alive.

🍽️ Restaurant, homes and civilian life

Not every city system is about war or production.

Restaurant-related content can include:

• Restaurant
• Chefs
• Waiters
• Food Pot
• Sauce Bottle
• Serving Counter
• Stove Top
• Pizza Oven
• Preparation Table
• Cutting Board
• Dining Plates
• Dining Glasses
• Restaurant Tables
• Tomato Sauce Bowl
• food orders
• serving systems

The mod also includes many interior and decoration blocks for homes, kitchens, bathrooms, restaurants, public buildings and city life.

⚙️ Technology, energy, water and production

Technology and production systems can include:

• Conveyor Belts
• Electrical Cables
• Kinetic Shafts
• Gearbox
• Windmill
• Windmill Rotor
• Solar Panel
• Solar Array
• Kinetic Converter
• Water Purifier
• Water Tank
• Water Pipe
• Evaporation Basin
• Steam Capture Hood
• Pump
• Sawmill
• Mixer
• Sifter
• Grinding Stone
• Oil Pumpjack
• Oil Refinery
• Oil Pipeline
• Crude Oil world generation

These systems support automation, energy, water processing, material movement, industry and city production.

🛢️ Oil and industrial expansion

Oil-related systems can include:

• crude oil generation
• oil pumpjack
• oil refinery
• oil pipeline
• industrial processing
• energy gameplay
• fuel-related gameplay

This expands settlements into more advanced industrial economies.

🧱 Architecture and custom building tools

Architecture and voxel-building tools can include:

• architecture structure block
• architecture hotkey menu
• voxel build mode
• voxel building screen
• material selection
• thickness selection
• shape generation
• model loading
• placement logic
• advanced structure planning

These systems are intended to support larger and more creative building workflows.

🎨 AI image, portrait and creative systems

The source includes systems for image-related and portrait-related gameplay.

Creative systems can include:

• generated image screen
• image preview overlay
• image generation client systems
• vision chat handling
• portrait selection
• portrait image upload
• profile image tools
• easel and display blocks
• artist NPC systems

Important status note:

AI Picture Generation, Artist Entity and Server Artist features may be temporarily unavailable while backend services are being updated.

🖥️ MCEF browser, tutorials and video features

Newer browser-enabled builds can use MCEF for in-game browser and tutorial features.

Recommended dependency for browser-enabled NeoForge 1.21.1 builds:

• MCEF 2.1.6 for NeoForge 1.21.1

MCEF-related systems can include:

• optional MCEF browser screens
• VRRW browser screens
• projector browser support
• YouTube-related UI
• tutorial/video screens
• browser recommendation screens

If MCEF is not installed, browser features may be unavailable depending on version and configuration.

Official tutorial video:

🌍 Languages and voice limitations

AI Reborn is playable in multiple languages, including:

• English / en
• German / de
• French / fr
• Spanish / es
• Croatian / hr
• In-game text, menus and chat interactions can be translated.

Ollama AI can understand and reply in supported languages depending on the installed model. TTS voices through Piper or eSpeak NG are language-dependent. Citizens can only speak aloud in languages for which a matching voice is installed.

🎵 Music, sound and creative tabs

The mod includes custom music and sound content.

Registered sounds may include:

• AI Reborn DE
• AI Reborn EN
• VRRW Sunrise Day
• AI Don't Sleep
• AI Don't Sleep Instrumental
• Alarm sound

Creative tabs can include:

• Citizens
• Buildings
• Vehicles
• Military
• Medical
• Law & Order
• Finance & Entertainment
• Restaurant
• Kitchen & Food
• Living & Decor
• Technology

⌨️ Commands and admin tools

Useful commands can include:

• /ollama test
• /ollama models
• /ollama chat
• /ollama setup
• /ollama_models
• /tts status
• /tts set-citizen "<name>" <voiceId>
• /tts set-type <type> <voiceId>
• /tts set-nation <nation> <voiceId>
• /tts list-voices
• /tts reset
• /tts check-piper
• /voicechat status
• /voicechat reload
• /voicechat clear
• /voicechat clearall
• /voicechat test
• /addv
• /findoil
• /vehicledebug info
• /vehicledebug fix
• /vehicledebug fuel
• /vehicledebug activate
• /ivdebug chunkowner
• /ivdebug vehicle
• /ivdebug chunks
• /ivdebug registry
• /ivdebug validate
• /ivsafezone select
• /ivsafezone info
• /ivsafezone clear
• /ivsafezone remove
• /aabbs debug
• /aabbs info
• /aabbs test

Some commands may require permissions or may be intended for testing, admin use or debugging.

📊 Technical scale and content size

AI Reborn is a very large mod.

Current source structure includes approximately:

• 2,500+ Java source files
• 350+ registered blocks
• 600+ registered items
• 90+ registered entities
• 130+ registered block entities
• 60+ menus/screens
• 300+ recipes
• many client screens, renderers and network packets

Large registered systems include:

• citizens
• workers
• city blocks
• economy blocks
• military entities
• vehicles
• projectiles
• law/court systems
• medical systems
• restaurant systems
• architecture systems
• voice systems
• online/VRRW systems
• browser/MCEF systems

⚠️ Performance notice

AI Reborn is a large experimental mod.

Performance depends on:

• number of citizens
• number of active workers
• settlement size
• vehicle count
• render distance
• AI configuration
• installed resource packs
• texture resolution
• war/raid activity
• server CPU
• client GPU
• local Ollama model size
• voice/TTS setup
• MCEF/browser usage

Recommended:

• Use Java 21.
• Allocate enough RAM.
• Keep world backups.
• Start with small settlements.
• Expand gradually.
• Test large cities before committing to survival worlds.
• Use performance mods if needed.
• Be careful with very high-resolution texture packs.
• Avoid spawning too many vehicles or soldiers at once on weak systems.

✅ Recommended for / not recommended for

Recommended for players who enjoy:

• AI villagers
• city building
• nation simulation
• economy gameplay
• land ownership
• diplomacy
• war systems
• vehicles
• transportation
• voice interaction
• local AI experiments
• roleplay servers
• long-term survival worlds
• complex settlements
• high-end modded Minecraft setups

May not be ideal if you want:

• a tiny vanilla-plus mod
• no external tools at all
• no complex systems
• no experimental features
• guaranteed world stability between every update
• low-end hardware performance with huge cities