Description
β’οΈ Orbital Strike Cannon
An Orbital Strike Cannon addon for Minecraft Bedrock that turns fishing rods into powerful payload launchers. Inspired by creators such as Wemmbu and FlameFrags (dogs), the addon includes multiple weapons, customizable orbital strikes, utility rods, and a large collection of settings.
β οΈ Beta APIs are required! Make sure Beta APIs are enabled in your world before using the addon.
π₯ Orbital Strike Cannon
The Orbital Strike Cannon uses fishing rods to launch different types of destructive payloads.
Available Payloads
β’οΈ Nuke Rod β TNT-based orbital strike
π‘οΈ Stab Shot Rod β Stab-style payload
πΊ Wolf Rod β Wolf-based payload
π΅π Spoke Wither Cannon β Blue Wither Skull payload
β’οΈ Nuke Rod
The Nuke Rod launches the Nuke Shot payload.
Get Nuke Shot Rods
/givens
You can specify how many rods you want by adding a number:
/givens 20
This gives you 20 Nuke Shot rods.
Change 20 to any amount you want.
π¦ Nuke Rod Shulker
Add another s to the command to get the Shulker version:
/givenss
You can also specify the amount:
/givenss 5
This gives you 5 Shulker Boxes of Nuke Shot rods.
π‘οΈ Stab Shot Rod
The Stab Shot is a realistic stab-style payload inspired by Wemmbu.
Get Stab Shot Rods
/givess
You can specify how many rods you want:
/givess 10
This gives you 10 Stab Shot rods.
Change 10 to any amount you want.
π¦ Stab Shot Shulker
Add another s to the command:
/givesss
You can also specify the amount:
/givesss 5
This gives you 5 Shulker Boxes of Stab Shot rods.
πΊ Wolf Rod
The Wolf Rod is inspired by the type of payload used by FlameFrags.
Setup
You'll need:
A Structure Block
A wolf
A bone
Wolf armor
Potions, if you want to give the wolf effects
- Get a Structure Block
/give @s structure_block
Place the Structure Block and open it.
- Configure the Structure Block
Set:
Offset: 1 0 0
Size: 1 1 1
Structure Name: wolftamed
- Prepare the Wolf
Get a wolf and place it inside the Structure Block's bounding box.
You can give the wolf:
Wolf armor
Potion effects
Any other effects you want
Make sure the bounding box is covered so the wolf doesn't wander away.
- Save the Structure
Open the Structure Block and press Save.
β οΈ Important: You must be in Survival Mode for the Wolf Rod to work.
Get Wolf Rods
/givewr
You can specify how many rods you want:
/givewr 5
This gives you 5 Wolf Rods.
Change 5 to any amount you want.
The number of dogs spawned by the Wolf Rod can also be changed with the OSC settings.
π¦ Wolf Rod Shulker
Add another s to the command:
/givewrs
You can also specify the amount:
/givewrs 5
This gives you 5 Shulker Boxes of Wolf Rods.
π΅π Spoke Wither Cannon
The Spoke Wither Cannon launches a blue Wither Skull payload.
Spawn the Payload
/skullcannon
Using /skullcannon without coordinates spawns the payload at your current position.
You can also use tildas as an offset from the player "~~~" Put a number after the second tilda to control how the payload spawns from the player.
π Spawn at Specific Coordinates
You can add X Y Z coordinates:
/skullcannon 100 64 -200
This spawns the payload at:
X: 100
Y: 64
Z: -200
Replace the coordinates with any location in your world.
π‘ Use coordinates to target a specific area, base, or location from a distance.
β οΈ Unstable Death
The addon includes an optional Unstable Death effect.
Enable
/osc:unstabledeath on
Disable
/osc:unstabledeath off
When a configured entity dies, the addon:
Sends a yellow leave-style message using that entity's name.
Plays the Wither spawn sound once at the entity's death position.
π Death Entity
You can configure which entity types trigger the effect.
/osc:deathentity @a
/osc:deathentity @e
/osc:deathentity @p
/osc:deathentity @s
Selectors can also contain filters:
/osc:deathentity @e[type=wolf]
The selected entity types are remembered, so the setting applies to entities of those types.
Reset Unstable Death
/osc:unstabledeath reset
This resets Unstable Death to its default state and restores the default death-entity configuration.
π Additional Features
β‘ Railgun
The Railgun lets you aim at almost anything and fire arrows toward your target extremely quickly.
Fire the Railgun
Aim at your target, then use:
/railgun
The Railgun fires super-fast arrows toward the location you're aiming at.
β οΈ Railgun Warning: The Railgun has a limited range. If you aim too far away at a block and fire, it may simply freeze instead of reaching the target.
π Stasis Rod
The Stasis Rod lets you save a location and teleport back to it.
Set the Stasis Location
/stasisrod 0 60 0
Replace 0 60 0 with any X Y Z coordinates you want.
For example:
/stasisrod 100 64 -200
After setting the location, pull the rod to teleport yourself to the saved coordinates.
β οΈ Totem of Null
The Totem of Null is a special cosmetic item.
It is a totem enchanted with Curse of Vanishing and named:
Totem of Null
It doesn't actually do anything, but it's a cool item to have.
π³οΈ Void Stasis
You can simulate the Totem of Null using:
/voidstasis
This kills every entity with the voidstasis tag.
Select a Target
Give an entity the tag:
/tag @e add voidstasis
For example, to tag every entity within 10 blocks:
/tag @e[r=10] add voidstasis
Then use:
/voidstasis
to affect all entities with the voidstasis tag.
βοΈ OSC Settings
The Orbital Strike Cannon can be heavily customized using:
/osc:oscsettings <setting> <value>
π’ Ring Settings
Ring Amount
The number of rings is controlled by:
/osc:oscsettings rings 10
Valid values are 1β20.
Each ring can also be customized individually.
Individual Ring Radius
/osc:oscsettings ring1radius /osc:oscsettings ring2radius β¦ /osc:oscsettings ring20radius
Individual Ring TNT Count
/osc:oscsettings ring1count /osc:oscsettings ring2count β¦ /osc:oscsettings ring20count
For example:
/osc:oscsettings ring5radius 30 /osc:oscsettings ring5count 100
This changes only Ring 5, setting its radius to 30 and its TNT count to 100.
π― Perfect Ring Settings
Each ring can have its own perfect-ring spacing:
/osc:oscsettings ring1perfect /osc:oscsettings ring2perfect β¦ /osc:oscsettings ring20perfect
You can also control the spacing of all perfect rings at once:
/osc:oscsettings ringcountperfectall 5
Change All Ring Radii
/osc:oscsettings ringradiusall 5
The value is used as the radius step.
Using 5 produces:
5, 10, 15, 20, 25β¦
Using:
/osc:oscsettings ringradiusall 10
produces:
10, 20, 30, 40, 50β¦
Change All Ring Counts
/osc:oscsettings ringcountall 64
This sets the random TNT count of every ring to 64.
π Random / Perfect Mode
Random Mode
/osc:oscsettings randomtrue
Uses randomly positioned rings.
Perfect Mode
/osc:oscsettings perfecttrue
Uses the perfect/consistent ring pattern.
Only one mode is active at a time. Random mode is enabled by default.
π£ Middle TNT
Enable:
/osc:oscsettings spawnmiddletnttrue
Disable:
/osc:oscsettings spawnmiddletntfalse
Controls whether TNT spawns in the middle of the orbital strike.
π΅ Skull Cannon Delay
/osc:oscsettings skullcannondelay 60
Controls the delay between repeating Skull Cannon payloads, measured in ticks.
β’οΈ Nuke Deceleration
/osc:oscsettings nukedeceleration 0.06
Controls the TNT spreading deceleration.
Default: 0.06
π‘οΈ Stabs
/osc:oscsettings stabs 1
Controls how many Stab Shot payloads are spawned.
πΊ Dogs
/osc:oscsettings dogs 50
Controls how many dogs the Wolf Rod spawns.
Default: 50 Maximum: 640
π₯ Explosion Sounds
/osc:oscsettings explosionsounds 10
Controls how many explosion sounds are played.
πΉ Arrow Settings
Arrow Spread
/osc:oscsettings spreadwidth 3.14159
Controls the spread width of the arrows.
Arrow Fire Duration
/osc:oscsettings arrowfire 5
Controls how long the arrow fire lasts.
Number of Arrows
/osc:oscsettings arrows 48
Controls the number of arrows fired.
Arrow Group Speeds
/osc:oscsettings arrowspeedg1 100 /osc:oscsettings arrowspeedg2 150 /osc:oscsettings arrowspeedg3 200
Controls the speed of the different arrow groups.
ποΈ View Settings
Show Default Settings
/osc:oscsettings showdefault
Shows the default OSC settings.
Show Current Settings
/osc:oscsettings showcurrent
Shows your current OSC settings.
π Reset Settings
Reset Everything
/osc:oscsettings resetall
Resets all OSC settings.
Reset Ring Settings
/osc:oscsettings resetrings
Resets all ring settings.
Reset an Individual Ring
For example:
/osc:oscsettings resetring5radius /osc:oscsettings resetring5count /osc:oscsettings resetring5perfect
These reset the individual settings for Ring 5.
π― Entity Selection Examples
Minecraft's @ selectors allow you to target specific players and entities.
π€ Yourself
Example:
/tag @s add voidstasis
π Every Entity
Example:
/tag @e add voidstasis
π₯ All Players
Example:
/tag @a add voidstasis
π Nearest Player
Example:
/tag @p add voidstasis
π Entities Within a Radius
@e[r=10]
Example:
/tag @e[r=10] add voidstasis
This selects entities within 10 blocks.
πΊ Specific Entity Type
@e[type=wolf]
or:
@e[type=zombie]
π― Entity Type + Radius
@e[type=zombie,r=20]
This selects zombies within 20 blocks.
π« Excluding Entities
You can use ! to exclude something from a selector.
For example:
@e[type=!player]
This selects entities that aren't players.
Another example:
@e[type=!item]
This excludes dropped item entities.
π« Excluding a Tag
You can also use ! with tags:
@e[tag=!voidstasis]
This selects entities that do not have the voidstasis tag.
You can combine selectors:
@e[r=20,tag=!voidstasis]
This selects entities within 20 blocks that don't already have the voidstasis tag.
π¦ Version Compatibility
Minecraft Bedrock: 1.21+ through the latest supported update (26.4).
Changing the Addon Version
To switch to a different addon version:
Open Settings
Go to Storage
Select Behaviour Packs
Delete the current version of the addon
Download and install your desired version
βοΈ Requirements
Minecraft Bedrock Edition
Beta APIs enabled
Compatible Minecraft version


