Gyro

Fly an elytra like an aircraft. Gyro swaps Horizon's locked horizon for full six-degree-of-freedom control: bank into a roll, pull through it to carve a turn, push the nose past vertical and loop. Inspired by the feel of the Java mod Do a Barrel Roll, written from scratch on Horizon's native hook points.

In third person your avatar, elytra and held item stay pinned to the camera while the world, sky and entities roll around you. When you stop gliding, the view eases back to level and the mouse is an ordinary camera again. Everything else stays vanilla — no keybinds, no config, no setup, just one row in Options > Mods.

What it actually touches. Client-side camera matrices and the player's own model only. There is no network, filesystem or process access anywhere in the source, no server hooks and no server component; the server never hears about the roll. It declares hooks: 3, so the launcher builds it on any Horizon whose native hook API is ≥ 3 rather than one pinned commit. Built and tested against Horizon ba6344a with horizon-mixins d9c83d70. The whole mod is seven short Rust files plus one mixin manifest under mixins/gyro/ — read them before you build.

Native mods are unsandboxed code running with your account's permissions; install only from authors you trust.

Source & build guide: https://github.com/CGRLabs/gyro

Community discovery & mod docs: https://horizon-hub-seven.vercel.app (independent, unofficial — indexes the official registry)