EuForia Bedrock Debug

A real-time diagnostic HUD overlay for Minecraft Bedrock Edition — the F3 debug screen experience, rebuilt to feel like a native Bedrock feature.

✅ Achievement-friendly — uses product_type: addon metadata; world achievements remain enabled

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About This Addon

EuForia Bedrock Debug overlays a live stream of diagnostic data directly onto your Minecraft Bedrock screen. If you are familiar with the F3 debug screen from Java Edition, this is its Bedrock counterpart — designed from scratch for the modern Scripting API with an emphasis on feeling like a native, built-in feature rather than a third-party mod.

The HUD renders using Minecraft's own JSON UI system and the default in-game font (Mojangles), scaled cleanly to blend into the vanilla interface. There are no external rendering engines, no texture hacks, and no visual elements that break the game's art direction. It sits in the actionbar — a native HUD layer already present in unmodified Bedrock — so the experience is seamless: join a world, and your diagnostics are simply there, as if Mojang shipped it themselves.

Once installed, the HUD appears automatically the moment you join a world. No commands to run, no settings to configure. It updates every 0.1 seconds and covers eight categories of real-time information: your precise position down to 2 decimal places, which direction you are facing, what biome and dimension you are standing in, your exact health and hunger numbers, how fast you are moving in blocks-per-second, what your XP progress looks like, whether you are sprinting or sneaking or flying or swimming, how the server is performing, what the weather and moon phase are, who else is online and where they are, the light levels where your feet are planted, whether the chunk beneath you is loaded, what item is in each of your six equipment slots, every game rule currently active, and whatever block or entity you happen to be looking at — complete with its full typeId, block states, and entity properties.

Every piece of data comes from the stable @minecraft/server module. There are no experimental toggles, no beta APIs, and no third-party dependencies. It runs on Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS, and Android exactly the same way.

What the HUD Displays

Eight color-coded sections, each refreshed 10 times per second:

[+] Player

Shows your current coordinates (X, Y, Z) with 2-decimal accuracy, the cardinal direction you are facing along with your precise yaw angle, the name of the biome and dimension you currently occupy, your health and hunger as current-versus-maximum bars, your experience level plus progress percentage toward the next level and total lifetime XP earned, your movement speed derived from your velocity in blocks-per-second, and a snapshot of all nine player movement states simultaneously — whether you are on the ground, flying, sprinting, sneaking, swimming, gliding with an elytra, standing in water, mid-jump, or climbing a ladder. It also surfaces which game mode you are in and what permission level you hold.

[O] World

Displays the total number of players currently connected, broken down by which dimension each one is in with per-dimension color coding, the number of in-game days elapsed alongside the current time-of-day tick, the active weather with a visual indicator for clear skies, rain, or thunder, the current phase of the moon from the full 8-phase cycle, and the world's difficulty setting.

[@] System

Surfaces server-side performance metrics: the raw tick counter converted into a human-readable runtime (hours, minutes, seconds since the world started), a real-time TPS measurement taken from wall-clock time and smoothed through exponential moving average — green when the server is healthy, yellow when it dips, red when it struggles — your device's platform type, the active graphics rendering mode, your hardware's memory tier classification, and the maximum render distance your GPU supports measured in chunks.

[>] Target

A raycasting system that fires two independent traces — one for blocks, one for entities — and shows whichever is closest. For blocks, it reveals the full namespaced typeId, which face of the block you are looking at, the exact coordinates, and every single block state without truncation. For entities, it reveals the full typeId, any custom name tag, the precise coordinates plus distance, the contained item and stack count for dropped items, and the current health bar for living mobs. All identifiers appear in raw namespace-prefixed form — essential when you are developing custom addons and need the exact string.

[=] Equipment

Reads all six equipment slots — main hand, offhand, head, chest, legs, feet — and reports the exact typeId in each one. Custom items from your own addons show up correctly as your_namespace:your_item, not as a generic label. The currently selected hotbar slot is displayed as well.

[~] Environment

Counts every entity in your current dimension, measures the block light and sky light levels right at your feet for spawn-proofing checks, and tells you whether the chunk you are standing in is fully loaded and accessible to the scripting engine.

[#] Rules

Lists eleven game rules in a clean Y/N format: showCoordinates, keepInventory, PvP, doDayLightCycle, doWeatherCycle, doMobSpawning, tntExplodes, doFireTick, commandBlocksEnabled, showDeathMessages, and randomTickSpeed — all at a glance.

Requirements

How to Install

1. Download the Addons .mcaddon from the Files tab.
2. Open the file — Minecraft Bedrock imports them automatically into your library.
3. Open or create a world, navigate to World Settings → Add-Ons, and activate EuForia Bedrock Debug [BP] under Behavior Packs.
4. Activate EuForia Bedrock Debug [RP] under Resource Packs.
5. Load the world — the HUD appears immediately.

To remove, deactivate the Behavior Pack from the same Add-Ons menu.

Known Limitation: Actionbar Overlap

This addon writes to the built-in actionbar — the same text area at the bottom of the screen that some other addons use for their own messages. If you run another pack that calls the actionbar (quest instructions, RPG combat text, scoreboard fallback notifications, or any other hud_screen.json override), the two will compete for the same space. The symptom is flickering text or one side's data silently disappearing.

Workarounds:

• Temporarily disable other actionbar-heavy addons while using the debug HUD.
• A future update will introduce an independent JSON UI panel, decoupling the debug display from the actionbar entirely.

Who Benefits from This Addon

• Mapmakers — confirm light levels prevent mob spawning where intended, check chunk alignment, inspect block states while building redstone contraptions.
• Administrators — watch TPS in real-time, see where players are distributed across dimensions, audit game rules without pausing the session.
• Addon Developers — inspect any block's full state table, verify your custom items appear in the right equipment slots, read exact entity typeIds for your scripts, and check whether a chunk is loaded before your code touches it.
• Technical Survival Players — get the depth of information Java players have enjoyed since alpha, now on Bedrock.
• Streamers and Content Creators — display clean diagnostic data on-screen without setting up command-block chains or scoreboard overlays.

Developed by EuForia Project

EuForia Bedrock Debug is built and maintained by the EuForia Project team — An experimental developer team; who dreams of providing products that everyone around the world uses! Every product we ship targets the stable Scripting API so your addons survive Minecraft updates without rewrites.

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Feedback & Community

Found a bug? Have a feature request or an idea to make this addon better? We would love to hear from you.

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Drop your suggestions, bug reports, or just say hello — the EuForia community is always open.

License

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

What you can do:

• Use this addon in your own worlds, servers, and content
• Modify, remix, and build upon it for personal or community projects
• Share it with friends, communities, and players

What you cannot do:

• Sell it, bundle it in paid products, or use it for commercial monetization
• Re-upload it as-is (direct rehost) on CurseForge, MCPEDL, or any other platform — substantial modification and added value are required before redistribution

Attribution policy: By downloading and using EuForia Bedrock Debug, you are automatically considered to have given appropriate credit. You do not need to write out attribution text or include a credit line — using the addon is credit enough.

Full license terms: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

"Every Bedrock player deserves the tools to understand their world."

— EuForia Project

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