What projectiles can I use in Target Practice?

You have four options: egg, snowball, bow, and crossbow. Each handles a bit differently, so it's worth trying all of them to see which feels hardest with the wind drift.

Does wind actually affect where my shots go?

Yes. Wind drift is part of the map's mechanics, so you need to lead your shots and account for the push. It's what separates this from a plain static shooting range.

Do I need any mods installed to play this map?

No mods required. Just place the folder in your .minecraft/saves directory and load it from Singleplayer.

Can I play Target Practice with friends on a server?

Yes. Upload the map folder to your server's world directory and set it as the active world. Most features should work fine in multiplayer.

Why do I need Render Distance set to 12?

Some map elements won't load at lower render distances, which can break how the map looks and plays. Set it to 12 or above before launching.

Target Practice Map for Minecraft 1.20.4, 1.19.4

Target Practice is a small aim-training map by sShiba. You pick a projectile, shoot at targets, and the wind plus moving targets make sure it’s never as simple as it sounds. No mods needed, and the minimal layout keeps the focus entirely on your aim.

What the Map Is About

The goal is to hit as many targets as possible. Sounds easy. The targets move, wind pushes your shots off course, and background distractions are thrown in to mess with your focus. The map is deliberately tight and stripped-back so there’s nothing pulling your attention away from actually aiming.

Four Shooting Modes

You get to pick from four projectiles:

Egg
Snowball
Bow
Crossbow

Each one behaves a bit differently. Snowball and egg shots are a solid warmup for learning how the wind drift works. If you mainly play with a crossbow in survival, this map is good practice for learning lead time on moving targets.

Before You Play

Only play on 1.19.4 or 1.20.4. Other versions may break things.
Set your Render Distance to 12 or higher. Lower settings can cause map elements to not load correctly.

How to Install

Download the map file below.
Extract the ZIP if needed.
Move the extracted folder into your .minecraft/saves directory.
Open Minecraft, go to Singleplayer, and the map will appear in your world list.

Need more detail? See the full guide: How to Download and Install Minecraft Maps

Target Practice Map (1.20.4, 1.19.4) Download Links

For Minecraft 1.16.x to 1.20.4

Target-Practice-Map.zip
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Size: 1.2 MB
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What the Map Is About

Four Shooting Modes

Before You Play

How to Install

Target Practice Map (1.20.4, 1.19.4) Download Links

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