NeoSpeed Zero: Custom Speedrun Goals and Tracking

Configuring Speedrun Challenges

NeoSpeed Zero turns Minecraft survival into structured speedrun challenges, allowing players to initiate targeted item-gathering runs and custom milestones. Through commands like `/neospeed list` and `/neospeed start`, runners select an objective using its "Goal ID" from packs like "NeoSpeed Zero: Built-in Pack" or community presets such as "All Vanilla Items". Runs can be configured under varied difficulty tiers that determine starting mobility gear.

Players looking for a pure challenge can choose "Start From Zero", which provides no initial equipment whatsoever. Mobility-focused tiers supply starting flight kits: "Elytra Travel" offers standard gliding wings, "Fireworks Only" provides propulsion, while "Basic Travel" combines wings with consumable rockets. Higher tiers like "Advanced Travel", "Unbreakable Wings", "Infinite Adventure", and "Classic" grant enduring flight setups with limitless propulsion supplies to accelerate long-distance exploration.

Tracking Objectives and Finishing Runs

Once a challenge commences under an assigned "Record ID", runners can monitor current milestones and item requirements. Pressing the Show Speedrun Progress key assigned in the Controls menu opens the tracking dialog, detailing gathered targets and remaining objectives. Alternately, command variants like `/neospeed view raw` and `/neospeed view dialog` display these logs directly.

Completing every prerequisite stops the timer and announces a completion summary displaying "Finished in" alongside the final split time. In multiplayer sessions, enabling "Broadcast Speedrun Message" alerts everyone in the world to completed objectives or milestones. If a runner needs to abort an active session, typing `/neospeed stop` ends the current run cleanly.