Vein Miner lets players mine connected ore veins in Minecraft Bedrock by breaking one supported block.

It is built for survival worlds: each extra block still costs tool durability, respects compatible tools, supports Fortune and Silk Touch drops, and can award ore XP. Operators can tune the behavior from an in-game settings menu, including whether sneaking is required.

Features

Chain-mine connected vanilla ore veins
Optional tree/log mining mode
Optional Require Sneaking setting, disabled by default
Configurable max block limit from 8 to 128 blocks
Uses tool durability for each mined block
Supports Unbreaking, Fortune, and Silk Touch
Drops ore experience where appropriate
Prevents tool breakage by stopping before the tool reaches 0 durability
Optional sound and particle feedback
Operator settings menu with /ztp:veinminer or /ztp:vm

How to use

Open the world settings.
Go to Experiments and enable Beta APIs.
Activate the Vein Miner Behavior Pack on the world.
Start the world and mine a supported ore block with the correct tool.

Game Directors can open the settings menu with /ztp:veinminer or /ztp:vm to change limits, enable log mining, require sneaking, toggle tool checks, and adjust effects.

Notes

Ore vein mining is enabled by default.
Sneaking is not required by default, but can be enabled in settings.
Log/tree mining is available in settings, but disabled by default.
Creative mode bypasses tool requirements and durability costs.
When Prevent Tool Breakage is enabled, chain mining stops before the tool breaks.

Requirements

Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.26.0 or newer
Beta APIs enabled in world settings
No external dependency required

Vein Miner | Sneak Mining | Ores & Logs