Entity / Player Hitbox Hack for Minecraft Bedrock 1.21/26.60+

Why does a hit on a mob sometimes not register, even though it looks like you hit it? The answer lies in hitboxes- invisible boundaries that define an entity's presence in Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Players can't see them, but with this mod (or pack), you can view hitboxes, similar to Outline ESP (download), which can only be used on your own servers.

Red Hitbox by Lazy Legend:

Entity Hitbox by GamerFile:

Features:

• The outlines show the actual collision boundaries (AABB) of entities.
• Blue arrows indicate the mob's line of sight.
• Works via Beta APIs without using particles.
• The visualization is tied to entities and correctly follows them, taking into account their position and dimension.
• Stops rendering shapes if there are no players nearby with debug mode enabled

Hitbox Insight:

If you're into technical Minecraft and building farms, precise knowledge of mob collision boundaries is essential for setting up movement mechanics, sorting and other technical aspects. It also helps map creators set up the behavior of custom mobs, and if you're a regular player, it will give you a better understanding of combat mechanics with mobs. Entity Hitbox is really usefull, which is why it's often included in various Bedrock clients.

White box and blue arrow:

1. When you enable the visualizer, every mob within your field of view (within a 100 block radius of you) will be outlined in a clear white box. This is the hitbox-the area where hits are registered.
2. A blue arrow extends from the mob's head (from its point of view). It shows the direction the entity is currently facing.
3. This mod uses the advanced features of the Debug Utilities (Beta APIs) engine. That's why the shapes render instantly and dont affect FPS.

How to enable Entity Hitbox in Minecraft Bedrock?

!hitbox or even shorter: !hb

Player Hitboxes by yan:

From a distance the outline is white. But at attack range, the frame turns red, and a blue line of sight appears from the eyes (showing where the opponent are looking and whether the attack will land). The outline doesnt remain static - it adjusts based on the character's actions. When the target is sneaking, swimming or sleeping, the frame changes shape to follow the body.

Settings:

• Toggle between normal mode and wall-penetrating highlighting
• Quickly turn hitboxes on or off during a match