Player Hitbox Bedrock

I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time. I ended up forgetting. Thank you for reminding me.

This is an almost exact hitbox, since I don't know its actual dimensions. But I can say for sure that the player’s hitbox in bedrock is larger, and the collision box is the same size as in Java.

Hitbox and collision box are not the same thing.

The hitbox is responsible for interactions between entities such as taking damage from getting attacked, being able to right-click villagers for trading, an entity's ability to detect a specific entity, etc. The collision box is what will determine whether an entity is colliding with blocks and entities and is used to stop entities from going through other entities and/or blocks. When the player is in spectator mode, they are given the mayfly ability and the collision box is disabled.

To make resource packs compatible you need to: 1) Change the name of the resource pack from .mcpack to .zip 2) Unpack two resource packs 3) Open the file player.entity.json which is located in the entity folder and copy the missing code from one of the resource packs to another resource pack 4) Pack resource packs into zip archives 5) Rename resource packs from .zip to .mcpack 6) Import resource packs into Minecraft 7) When you enable them, you need to put the modified resource pack HIGHER than the resource pack from which you copied the missing code. (If you add the missing code to both resource packs, it will not matter in which order the resource packs should be included)

The feature that allows you to see players hitboxes through walls is no different from other ESP texture packs, which also allow you to see chests and other mobs through walls.

To import this texture pack into an older version of Minecraft, you need to change the minimum launchable version in the manifest.json file to the one you need. (I have not tested versions lower than 1.20.10 and therefore the texture pack may behave unstable)

No, I wrote the code myself. But it wouldn’t be true if I said that this was entirely my idea. I was inspired by the Player Hitbox Display resource pack. And due to the fact that Player Hitbox Display has not been updated, it has its own shortcomings, which I corrected in my resource pack.

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