Every Bedrock player knows the pain of an overloaded dressing room. When you keep importing single skin files from random websites, the game's character editor starts chugging, textures fail to load on public servers, and you end up spending ten minutes scrolling past duplicate Steve templates just to find one outfit. The All The Skins Mega Pack cuts out that messy file management by packing 121 distinct outfits into a single, clean import. Instead of treating customization like a chore where you constantly swap files in your device storage, you get an immediate, massive wardrobe ready the second you launch the game.

Mojang cracked down on custom geometry skins in the main menu years ago to stop people from loading invisible hitboxes and broken models onto public servers. That change killed off a lot of the wilder community cosmetics, but creators found a way around it by shifting from player skins to full in-world add-ons. That is exactly what this pack does. The community calls these models 5D skins because they push way past the standard Steve frame, stacking complex custom 3D geometry, floating parts, and oversized silhouettes inspired by pop culture, anime, and other games directly onto your character.

Regular Minecraft skins have a major limitation: you are always stuck inside the same blocky humanoid shape. It does not matter how good the texture work is on a custom creeper skin, your character still has the exact same arms and legs as Steve. This 4D pack completely bypasses those restrictions by ripping the actual 3D geometry from native mobs and applying it directly to your character. You get the real shapes and structural layers of the creatures themselves.

Survival in vanilla Bedrock involves a lot of tedious repetition. You spend hours chopping down massive spruce trees block by block, manually replacing broken pickaxes in the middle of a mining session, and dealing with double doors that stubbornly refuse to open at the same time. Bedrock Essentials Plus fixes all of that by rolling the most popular quality-of-life tweaks into one cohesive pack. Instead of risking world corruption by mixing a dozen different behavior scripts from different creators, you get a single, streamlined add-on that completely removes the most boring survival chores.

Raiyon's Java Combat Addon improves the combat experience in Bedrock Edition and brings it closer to Minecraft Java.

Holograms on Dropped Items Addon will show the names of items that have fallen or are lying on the floor.

Moving across a late-game Minecraft map is a chore. You either spend hours building ice roads in the Nether or risk throwing Ender pearls in dangerous caves. This addon pulls the dimension-hopping concept straight from Rick and Morty, dropping a working portal gun right into your survival world. You point, shoot, and tear a hole through space. It skips the need for traditional obsidian frames entirely. You can link two walls inside your house or instantly bridge a massive gap between the Overworld and a custom modded dimension.

Effortless Building Addon - Build Smarter, Not Harder

Inspired by Requioss's legendary Java mod, this addon bridges the gap between creative-mode efficiency and legitimate survival progression. Instead of clicking endlessly, you pick a build mode, click two or three times to define your boundaries, and instantly manifest entire structures: straight lines, towering walls, seamless floors, diagonal ramps, and mathematically perfect spheres and cones.

Most Minecraft horror mods rely on cheap jumpscares and overwhelmingly loud noises that lose their impact after the first ten minutes. The Broken Script takes a completely different approach, functioning as a slow-burn psychological horror experience heavily inspired by classic creepypastas and Alternate Reality Games. Instead of immediately throwing monsters at you, it slowly builds a sense of deep paranoia by leaving the world mostly intact at first, only to gradually introduce unsettling anomalies, strange messages, and the unnerving feeling that you are being watched.

Modern Furniture Mod adds 760 pieces of modern furniture to Minecraft Bedrock.