Description
☢️ Orbital Strike Cannon
An Orbital Strike Cannon addon that uses a fishing rod to launch devastating TNT payloads from the sky, inspired by creators like Wemmbu and FlameFrags (dogs).
«⚠️ Beta APIs are required! Make sure Beta APIs are enabled in your world before using the addon.»
💥 Orbital Strike Cannon
The Orbital Strike Cannon uses fishing rods to launch different types of destructive payloads.
☢️ 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.
📦 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.
🔢 Change the Ring Amount
The ring amount can be changed using:
/give @s nr:num_rings 1 1
This changes the ring amount of the Orbital Strike Cannon.
For the random ring variation, use a number from 1–20.
/give @s nr:num_rings 1 5
This changes the Orbital Strike Cannon to use 5 random rings.
Random variation: "1–20" Maximum random rings: "20"
🎯 Non-Random Ring Variation
You can also make the rings look consistent instead of random.
For the non-random variation, use a number from 101–120.
/give @s nr:num_rings 1 101
The numbers correspond to the ring amount:
- "101" = 1 ring
- "102" = 2 rings
- "103" = 3 rings
- "104" = 4 rings
- …
- "120" = 20 rings
For example:
/give @s nr:num_rings 1 120
This changes the Orbital Strike Cannon to use 20 non-random rings.
Random variation: "1–20" Non-random variation: "101–120" Maximum random rings: "20" Maximum non-random rings: "20"
«💡 Use 1–20 for random rings or 101–120 for consistent, non-random rings.»
🗡️ 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 by adding a number.
/givess 10
This gives you 10 Stab Shot rods.
Change "10" to any amount you want.
📦 Stab Shot Shulker
Add another "s" to the command to get the Shulker version:
/givesss
You can also specify the amount:
/givesss 5
This gives you 5 Shulker Boxes of Stab Shot rods.
🐺 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 (optional, for 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.
Get Wolf Rods
/givewr
You can specify how many rods you want by adding a number.
/givewr 5
This gives you 5 Wolf Rods.
Change "5" to any amount you want.
📦 Wolf Rod Shulker
Add another "s" to the command to get the Shulker version:
/givewrs
You can also specify the amount:
/givewrs 5
This gives you 5 Shulker Boxes of Wolf Rods.
🔵💀 Spoke Wither Cannon
The Spoke Wither Cannon launches a blue Wither Skull payload and allows you to choose where the payload spawns.
Spawn the Payload
/skullcannon
Using "/skullcannon" without coordinates will spawn the payload 60 blocks above you.
Spawn the Payload at Specific Coordinates
You can add X Y Z coordinates to the command to spawn the blue Wither Skull payload at any coordinates.
/skullcannon 100 64 -200
This will spawn the payload at:
- X: "100"
- Y: "64"
- Z: "-200"
You can replace the coordinates with any location in your world.
«💡 Tip: Use coordinates to target a specific area, base, or location from a distance.»
🆕 New Features
⚡ Railgun
The Railgun lets you aim at almost anything and fire a stream of arrows at your target extremely quickly.
Fire the Railgun
Aim at your target, then use:
/railgun
The Railgun will fire super-fast arrows toward the location you're aiming at.
«⚠️ Railgun Warning: The Railgun has a limited range. If you aim too far away at a block and fire, the Railgun may simply freeze instead of reaching the target.»
🌀 Stasis Rod
The Stasis Rod lets you set a location that you can teleport back to.
Set the Stasis Location
/stasisrod 0 60 0
Replace "0 60 0" with whatever X Y Z coordinates you want.
For example:
/stasisrod 100 64 -200
After setting the location, pull the rod to teleport yourself to the coordinates you selected.
☠️ Totem of Null
The Totem of Null is a special cosmetic item.
It gives you a totem enchanted with Curse of Vanishing and named:
«Totem of Null»
The item doesn't actually do anything, but it's a cool item to have.
Void Stasis
You can also simulate the Totem of Null using:
/voidstasis
This kills every entity that has the "voidstasis" tag.
Selecting a Target
You can give an entity the tag with:
/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.
🎯 Entity Selection Examples
Minecraft's "@" selectors can be used to target specific entities.
Select Yourself
Example:
/tag @s add voidstasis
Select Every Entity
Example:
/tag @e add voidstasis
Select All Players
Example:
/tag @a add voidstasis
Select the Nearest Player
Example:
/tag @p add voidstasis
Select Entities Within a Radius
@e[r=10]
Example:
/tag @e[r=10] add voidstasis
This adds the "voidstasis" tag to entities within 10 blocks.
Select a Specific Entity Type
@e[type=wolf]
or:
@e[type=zombie]
You can combine a type with a radius:
@e[type=zombie,r=20]
This selects zombies within 20 blocks.
Excluding Entities
You can use "!" to exclude things from a selector.
For example:
@e[type=!player]
This selects entities that aren't players.
You can also exclude a specific type:
@e[type=!item]
This excludes dropped item entities.
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 this with other selectors:
@e[r=20,tag=!voidstasis]
This selects entities within 20 blocks that don't already have the "voidstasis" tag.
📦 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
⚙️ Requirements
- Minecraft Bedrock Edition
- Beta APIs enabled
- Compatible Minecraft version




