Blender Game Engine Rockets

  • October 20, 2014
  • 579 Downloads
  • 2 Likes
  • Blender 2.7x
  • Render: Blender Internal
  • Creator: 3DHaupt
  • License: CC-BY-SA
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Description:

Here are two controllable rocket types for the Blender Game Engine.

You can shoot those rockets with the left and right mouse button.

Rocket 1 (Left mouse button)

A Rocket which tracks the mouse cursor, as we know it from some Games.

Rocket 2 (Right mouse button)

A Rocket with a built-in camera is controlled by mouse movement.

Basic Controls:

P-Key.................Starts the Game Engine

W-Key.................Move forwards

S-Key.................Move backwards

D-Key.................Move to the right

A-Key.................Move to the left

Hold Spacebar.........Player moves faster

Q-Key.................Jump

F-Key.................Changed the daytime forward

B-Key.................Changed the daytime backward

This Blend file only works correctly with Blender 2.72 and with higher versions, i hope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjOA38Ey8tg

blender Game Engine controllable rocket types

Comments:

  • lawi01 profile picture
    lawi01

    very useful, thank you.

    Edited October 21, 2014
  • 3DHaupt profile picture
    3DHaupt

    I am glad that you find it useful :)

    Edited October 21, 2014
  • Waldo81 profile picture
    Waldo81

    Is this working yet.. I wasted 14 MB on this yesterday..

    Written October 21, 2014
  • 3DHaupt profile picture
    3DHaupt

    Waldo81 do not download it again !!! :)

    Use 61 MB to download the new Blender 2.72a, then it should work ;)

    I use Blender 2.70 at my employment-project and so I need to switch constantly between 2.70 and 2.72a because all the newer versions of Blender make some performance problems with that project (18fps) :(

    When I try this rocket thing I made in an older version than 2.72 I get a white screen and nothing goes as it should go, I guess you had the same problem.

    Written October 21, 2014
  • solarforge profile picture
    solarforge

    Super ! Thanks for sharing that, I am sure it will come in handy for many. I see you added in some very interesting scripts, GJ !

    Written October 24, 2014
  • ErfinGames profile picture
    ErfinGames

    I was hoping to see the destruction

    Written January 29, 2015
  • alaska14 profile picture
    alaska14

    Very cool

    Written April 17, 2015
  • brandon10 profile picture
    brandon10

    so can I use is for my beta demo?

    Written December 29, 2016
  • JohnOrtega profile picture
    JohnOrtega

    Thanks

    Written December 02, 2024
  • FinnTurner profile picture
    FinnTurner

    thanks for info!

    Written May 30, 2025
  • JonnieSilver profile picture
    JonnieSilver

    Seeing Blender projects where people test rockets in the game engine always gives me that same mix of curiosity and thrill — watching something launch, guessing how it’ll behave, waiting for that split second where everything either stabilizes or blows up — and it reminds me of what some fans enjoy when they follow matches with a little extra engagement through platforms like 1win app ios where betting becomes its own small experiment: tracking the flow, sensing the shift in momentum, making quick calls that feel natural and adding a bit of spark to the whole experience without turning it into anything heavy.

    Written December 03, 2025