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Orbital Strike Cannon Wemmbu

An Orbital Strike Cannon that uses a fishing rod to create a payload of tnt like Wemmbu.
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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)
  1. Get a Structure Block

/give @s structure_block

Place the Structure Block and open it.

  1. Configure the Structure Block

Set:

  • Offset: "1 0 0"
  • Size: "1 1 1"
  • Structure Name: "wolftamed"
  1. 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.

  1. 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

@s

Example:

/tag @s add voidstasis

Select Every Entity

@e

Example:

/tag @e add voidstasis

Select All Players

@a

Example:

/tag @a add voidstasis

Select the Nearest Player

@p

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:

  1. Open Settings
  2. Go to Storage
  3. Select Behaviour Packs
  4. Delete the current version of the addon
  5. Download and install your desired version

⚙️ Requirements

  • Minecraft Bedrock Edition
  • Beta APIs enabled
  • Compatible Minecraft version

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