Infinite Firework
Elytra flight changed the way players explore Minecraft, but it came with one annoying chore: constantly crafting stacks of fireworks. The Infinite Firework add-on solves that problem with a single, powerful item. Once you craft it, you will never need to fill your inventory with rockets again.
What Is Infinite Firework?
Infinite Firework is a mod that adds a custom item called the Infinity Rocket. Instead of consuming a stack of fireworks, this item lets you add one firework to your inventory at a time, on demand. That means you can keep flying without stopping to raid your chests or hunt down creepers for gunpowder.
The smartest way to use it is to hold the Infinity Rocket in your off hand while keeping your main hand empty. A quick double right click then gives you an instant elytra boost, exactly like a normal firework would. It is a small change in routine that makes long-distance travel feel effortless.
Crafting the Infinity Rocket
The recipe is expensive, and that is intentional. This is an endgame item meant for players who have already conquered the Nether and the End. You will need the following materials:
- 4 Netherite Ingots
- 3 Phantom Membranes
- 1 Regular Firework
- 1 Nether Star
Every ingredient comes from a serious challenge. Netherite requires ancient debris and a smithing setup, Phantom Membranes drop only from phantoms that spawn after sleepless nights, and the Nether Star means defeating the Wither. The payoff is worth it: a permanent solution to firework shortages. There is also an achievement tied to crafting your first Infinity Rocket, which gives completionists one more reason to chase it down.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Infinite Firework for Minecraft is built for modern Java Edition releases, and it works best on current 1.20.x and 1.21.x builds. The add-on is distributed as a Fabric mod, so you will need the Fabric Loader and Fabric API installed before it will run. Some community ports exist for other loaders, but Fabric remains the primary and most reliable option. Always check the version list on the download page, because a mismatched build is the most common cause of crashes on startup.
If you prefer a smoother setup, the foxygame.net launcher handles the heavy lifting by installing Infinite Firework and its dependencies in a single click, so you can skip manual file management entirely.
How to Install Infinite Firework
Getting the mod running takes only a few minutes if you follow the right order.
Step-by-Step Setup
- Install the Fabric Loader for your exact Minecraft version.
- Place the Fabric API jar into your mods folder.
- Download Infinite Firework from a trusted source and confirm the file matches your game version.
- Drop the mod jar into the .minecraft/mods directory.
- Launch the Fabric profile and check that the mod appears in your mod list.
When you download Infinite Firework, avoid renamed or repackaged files. Stick to official release pages, verify the version number, and keep a backup of your world before adding any new mod. Once loaded, the Infinity Rocket will appear in the creative inventory and become craftable in survival.
Tips for Using the Infinity Rocket
Keep the rocket in your off hand and leave your main hand free for blocks or a sword. This lets you boost mid-fight or mid-build without swapping items. Combine it with an elytra, a stack of food, and a bed for respawn anchoring, and you have a travel kit that can cross thousands of blocks without restocking. On servers, remember that some communities restrict flight items, so check the rules before relying on it in PvP zones.
Final Thoughts
Infinite Firework removes one of the last tedious chores in late-game Minecraft. The steep crafting cost is a fair trade for unlimited elytra boosts, and the achievement adds a satisfying goal for players who like to complete everything. If you are tired of farming gunpowder just to cross a mountain range, this add-on deserves a spot in your mods folder.