Shield Checker

alt text Shield Checker is a lightweight resource pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that gives your shield a visual status indicator, letting you instantly see whether your shield is active or on cooldown.

Overview

Shield Checker overrides the default shield texture with two distinct states. When your shield is ready and blocking, it displays a green texture. When it has been disabled by an attack, it switches to a red texture for the duration of the cooldown, then returns to green automatically.

Features

Real-time shield status visualization
Green texture while shield is active and blocking
Red texture during the 5-second cooldown after being disabled
Automatically returns to green once cooldown expires
Powered by native Molang cooldown queries, no scripts or behavior pack required

How It Works

Green (stable): Your shield is ready. You are currently blocking or able to block.
Red (disabled): Your shield has been knocked out by an attack. It will recover after 5 seconds.

Pack Information

Resource Pack Version: 1.0.0
Minimum Engine Version: 1.21.0

LICENSE

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Edit this pack and redistribute it as your own work.
Remove the LICENSE file from the pack.
Claim yourself as the original creator of this pack.
Reupload this pack to other platforms without permission.

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Take inspiration from this pack.
Edit it for personal use only.
Share edited versions ONLY if you provide proper credit and link to my CurseForge page.

Notes

This is a client-side Resource Pack. No server-side installation is required. Compatible with Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21.0 and above. Working on compatibility with Blurry's Java PVP mod. Can be stacked with other resource packs. For best results, place this pack above others in the load order.

-04.04.26- I've been working on version 1.0.1 of this resource pack. I intended to add compatibility with Blurry's Java PvP addon, but I ran into issues. Every time I tried, more bugs came out, so compatibility with Blurry's Java PvP addon won't be added until I can find a proper fix.

Bug reports and feedback are welcome in the comments.