Bonnie's Source Engine

Created by BonnieRobloxRIP · Property of The Bonnie Team

Run. Think. Shoot. Live. Source.

Overview
Download Notes
Why People Use It
Feature Highlights
Block Overview
- Tool Blocks
- Info Blocks
- Logic Blocks
- Game Blocks
More Than Just Source-Style Tools
Commands and Admin Tools
Good Fit For
Documentation
Usage and Credits
Final Notes

Overview

Bonnie's Source Engine is a Minecraft Bedrock add-on inspired by the workflow of Source Engine mapping tools, redesigned to function inside Bedrock Edition. It gives map creators a structured set of in-world blocks and utilities for building minigames, story maps, puzzle maps, horror projects, multiplayer encounters, and heavily scripted custom experiences.

This is not just a decorative content pack. It is a builder-facing toolkit with configurable trigger zones, teleport routing, invisible collision helpers, logic systems, spawn management, chat utilities, custom UI, map tools, weapons, and a handful of extra sandbox features that do not try to imitate Source at all.

Download Notes

Enable Beta APIs before using the add-on.
Engine blocks are invisible when placed by default, but they become visible while you are holding them, which makes setup much easier.
If you want them visible all the time while building, use /brr engine_blocks_always_visible true.
If you want to temporarily shut the entire system down while placing or editing, use /brr tools_enabled false.
Block configuration is intended for Creative Mode.

Why People Use It

Build real gameplay logic directly in the world instead of wiring everything through command blocks alone.
Create cleaner map workflows with named blocks, inputs, outputs, and reusable systems.
Mix gameplay scripting, world tools, utilities, chat features, and cosmetic extras in one add-on.
Use the add-on as a foundation for larger Bonnie Team style projects or your own custom maps.

Feature Highlights

Custom block UI with dedicated tabs for class data, outputs, inputs, and advanced editing.
Tool Blocks that can define physical areas for triggers, teleports, collision, and utility behavior.
Logic Blocks for timers, branching, score checks, random events, automation, and co-op logic.
Named output and input system so blocks can communicate without hardcoding everything into one place.
Area-based building workflow for minigames, adventure maps, story sequences, and puzzle logic.
Engine Locator utility to help find saved engine blocks and move around large projects faster.
Building tools including Destroy, Fill, Copy, Rotate, Shape, and Displace.
Optional dynamic lighting, colored lighting, and other visual features for supported setups.
Custom chat and username systems with nametags, anti-spam tools, mute tools, and visibility toggles.
Extra content including weapons, plushies, fun utility items, and various mapmaking helpers.

Block Overview

These are the main blocks most players and map creators will care about first.

Tool Blocks

Trigger - Runs conditions inside a zone and can fire outputs or commands when those checks pass or fail.
Area Portal - Teleports matching players or entities to coordinates or to a named destination marker.
Invisible - Acts like a controllable invisible barrier that can be enabled or disabled through logic.
Player Clip - Blocks players from crossing an area while still allowing specific exceptions such as operators, gamemodes, or selectors.
NPC Clip - Keeps non-player entities out of an area while leaving room for selected exceptions.
Blocklight - Utility helper used to suppress unwanted light bleed in map builds.

Info Blocks

Info Playerspawn - Controls world spawn behavior and can also assign spawn points to selected players.
Info Target AreaPortal - Serves as a named teleport destination for Area Portal blocks.

Logic Blocks

Logic Auto - Runs startup or repeating logic automatically, useful for boot sequences and recurring events.
Logic Branch - Checks a condition and splits behavior into true or false results.
Logic Case - Lets one block store multiple cases so different conditions can trigger different actions.
Logic Compare - Watches scoreboard values and reacts when they become higher, lower, equal, or not equal to a target.
Logic Random Outputs - Picks from random result slots, which is useful for chance events, loot logic, or encounter variation.
Logic Timer - Fires outputs or commands after a configurable delay for loops, pulses, and timed map events.
Logic Coop Manager - Tracks paired states and is useful for co-op mechanics, dual switches, and synchronized objectives.

Game Blocks

Game Nametag - Applies custom player name or chat styling to matched players, making ranks, role labels, and lobby formatting easier.

More Than Just Source-Style Tools

Bonnie's Source Engine also includes content that is not trying to be faithful to Source at all, but still adds value to the pack.

Plushies - Decorative and cute blocks based on me, a few friends, and other characters.
Builder Tools - Fast map editing tools for copying, shaping, rotating, destroying, filling, and displacing structures.
Engine Locator - A utility item that helps track down saved engine blocks in bigger worlds.
Dino Speecher - A separate utility item for players who aren't able to chat normally.
Weapons - Includes several Black Mesa-inspired weapons and other combat content.
Misc items - Small extras made for fun and additional gameplay mechanics.
Visual features - Dynamic lights, colored lighting, shaders, and related visual experiments where supported.

Commands and Admin Tools

The add-on includes useful world-management and chat controls alongside the block systems.

/brr engine_blocks_always_visible [true|false] keeps engine blocks visible while building.
/brr tools_enabled [true|false] globally enables or disables engine block behavior.
/brr dynamic_lights [true|false] toggles the dynamic lighting system.
/brr hide_usernames [true|false] hides player usernames for cleaner presentation or party-style modes.
/brr randomize_usernames [true|false] applies randomized usernames for fun or special events.
/brr adjust_chat_cooldown [seconds] changes the anti-spam cooldown.
/set_spam_message [text] sets a custom anti-spam notice.
/reset_spam_message restores the default anti-spam notice.
/mute [player] [duration] [reason] and /unmute [player] [reason] provide in-world moderation tools.
/emojis opens the add-on emoji interface.

Adventure-mode control options are also available through the add-on command set, including toggles for entity hits, player hits, containers, buttons, doors, levers, trapdoors, redstone components, shelves, pots, note blocks, candles, daylight sensors, jukeboxes, item frames, pressure plates, incompatible respawns, and a combined can_use_all option.

Good Fit For

Minigame maps
Story-driven adventure maps
Horror projects
Puzzle maps
Co-op challenge maps
Lobby systems and hub worlds
Maps that need technically advanced mechanics
Projects that need both map tools and gameplay scripting in one pack

Documentation

This page is meant to give a solid overview for downloaders. If you want the full breakdown of block fields, conditions, output behavior, or advanced setup, use the official Wiki.

Usage and Credits

If you plan to release a public map using this add-on, follow the creator's credit and approval requirements.

Public uploads require direct approval from BonnieRobloxRIP.
Released projects should properly credit BonnieRobloxRIP and The Bonnie Team.
For approval requests, feedback, bug reports, or feature suggestions, use our Discord server.

Final Notes

Bonnie's Source Engine is still experimental and actively evolving. Expect features to expand, UI to improve, and systems to be refined over time. If you want a Bedrock add-on that gives you more control over map logic, custom interactions, world tooling, and a few extra fun surprises on top, this is what the pack is built for.

If you want to see all planned updates to all BRR Projects, check out our roadmap!