Create: Escalated

What Create: Escalated Does Create: Escalated adds functional escalators to Minecraft when used with the Create mod. These escalators move players up or down using rotational force, similar to how Create belts work. The mod includes two material variants for the escalators and walkways, letting you match them to your build's style. It also adds decorative blocks called ponders that help with constructing walkways and escalator frames. A few small advancements are included to guide new users through the basics. The mod is purely client and server side, meaning it must be installed on both to work correctly. It's designed as an expansion for Create, focusing on vertical transportation that fits the mod's mechanical theme. ## Who It's For This mod is for players who already use Create and want to add realistic moving walkways or escalators to their bases or factories. It suits those building large structures, multi-level designs, or industrial setups where stairs or ladders feel out of place. If you enjoy the aesthetic and mechanical logic of Create, this mod extends that feeling to vertical movement. And it isn't a standalone mod and requires Create to function. ## Main Capabilities The core feature is the rotational-powered escalator block, which moves entities when powered by Create's cogwheel system. Two material types are available for the escalator and walkway blocks, offering visual variety. Ponder blocks are included to assist in placing and aligning walkway and escalator components, reducing guesswork during construction. The mod also adds a handful of advancements that trigger when you first use or craft its items, providing light guidance. All features depend on Create's rotation system and do not work without it. ## Compatibility and Requirements Create: Escalated requires both client and server installation. It supports Minecraft versions 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. The mod is compatible with Neoforge, Forge, Fabric, and Quilt mod loaders. It doesn't currently support Create v6, though future updates are planned according to the project's documentation. The mod is licensed under the MIT License. No other dependencies or incompatibilities are stated in the verified sources.