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Installation

ComponentVersion
Minecraft1.20.1
Forge47.x (tested with 47.4.10)
Java17
Figura0.1.5+1.20.1-forge or newer
Epic Fight20.14.15.1 or newer

Fightura is client-only. Servers don’t need it. If you play on a server with friends, only the players who want the visual integration need to install it.

  1. Download the latest fightura-1.0.0.jar from the Releases page.

  2. Open your Minecraft instance’s mods/ folder.

    • CurseForge / Prism / MultiMC: click Open Folder on the instance, then go into mods/
    • Vanilla launcher: %APPDATA%\.minecraft\mods on Windows, ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods on macOS
  3. Drop these three jars into mods/:

    fightura-1.0.0.jar
    figura-0.1.5+1.20.1-forge-mc.jar
    epic-fight-20.14.15.1-mc1.20.1-forge.jar
  4. Launch the client. You should see this in the log around mod loading:

    [Fightura] Fightura starting
    [Fightura] Fightura registering events
    [Fightura] Fightura attached render layer to Epic Fight PLAYER renderer
  1. Equip any Figura avatar (the dot menu in-game)
  2. Switch to Epic Fight battle mode (default key: R)
  3. Move and attack — your Figura body should follow the Epic Fight animation
  4. Head accessories (hair, hat) should stick to the head during attacks

If the avatar’s body floats above the actual combat pose, or accessories don’t follow, see Troubleshooting.

Just delete fightura-1.0.0.jar. No config files persist outside the jar; Figura and Epic Fight continue to work normally.

  • Naming Conventions — how Fightura decides which Figura part follows which joint
  • Lua API — bind custom bone names + read Epic Fight state from your scripts