YOUR MINECRAFT WORLD, IN YOUR DISCORD. BOTH WAYS. Chat, joins, deaths, achievements, commands and proximity voice, on servers and now Realms. Plugins, moderation and verification, all from one dashboard at bedrockrelay.com.
Your character, your HUD! Move and resize your Paper Doll with in-game sliders, choose from 8 position presets, or keep it always visible. Easy to install for Bedrock v26+
This add-on adds more useful and convenient recipes for wood-type blocks. With the woodcutter, you can craft any wooden block—like planks, doors, or slabs—from a single log or wood block.
A cinematic AFK camera add-on for Minecraft Bedrock that automatically activates after 15 seconds of inactivity, creating smooth orbiting showcase shots around your player until you move again.
Take full control of your world by choosing which Mobs you want to see and which ones you don't, from Creepers to Chickens and Vex's to Villagers the choice is yours.
Heating Rotten Flesh in a furnace or smoker transforms a previously useless drop into a viable and efficient source of fuel for your base, saving your coal and charcoal for other projects.
The "Simple What Am I Looking At" addon adds a minimal interface that displays block, entity, or item details when players look at them, enhancing exploration and interaction without cluttering the screen.
A tiny, silent addon that tells BedrockToolchest who your players are. It does one thing, it does it well, and it never asks for attention. The introvert of addons.
In Java Edition, item durability is visible for all items with that component. In Bedrock, it’s hidden—unless you use a script! This script lets you view your items' durability. It's awesome!
Minecraft Bedrock will add the ability for players to talk to each other when they approach each other, similar to the simple voice chat mod in Minecraft Java.
This Hitbox addon is a behavior pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that lets you visualize entity hitboxes in real-time. It creates 3D debug shapes around entities near the player — including their head position, and local coordinate axes