4D/5D Skin Support Mod for MCPE 1.21.132+

To make 4D/5D skins work on the current version 1.21.132, you can use a combination of LeviLauncher and lib4dskin. This is a full-fledged mod for Bedrock Edition 1.21 or 26.0 Beta, which forces the engine to properly display geometric objects instead of the usual skins.

By: MrPokeG

Features:

• Models use custom geometry that goes beyond the standard player hitbox.
• Stable operation on version 1.21.132.1 via an external mod loader.
• One package contains over 900 different skin options.
• Installation via import of ready-made skin packs directly in the launcher interface.
• Skins with floating elements and complex accessories (wings, swords auras).

Settings for playing on servers:

Many people think that 4D/5D skins are only visible in single-player mode but this is not the case. For other players on servers to see your skin, you need to go to your Minecraft profile settings and make sure to disable the Trusted Skins option.

Without this action, the game will forcibly replace your 4D model with the usual Steve or Alex.

What's inside the set:

1. Pop culture heroes like Patrick from SpongeBob, Link from Zelda, Amy Rose, and even a frighteningly detailed Gandalf, or similar fantasy characters.
2. You can literally turn into a Cybertruck or Thomas the Tank Engine. And these are models with easily recognizable shapes.
3. There are skins with huge guns instead of hands, characters with dynamic particles and classic waifus in lush dresses that retain there volume in motion.

How to install 4D skins in Bedrock?

1. Download and install LeviLauncher. Launch it and make sure it can see your version of Minecraft (for example 1.21.132.1).
2. Download the mod (lib4dskin.so). In the launcher menu, click Manage Mods -> Add Mod, and select this file. Go to Mod Details and make sure the Enable Status switch is turned on.
3. Download the 4D/5D Skin Pack itself. In the launcher, go to the Skin Packs tab, click Import Skin Pack and select the downloaded archive.
4. Launch the game using the Launch button. In Minecraft itself go to your profile settings and turn off the "Only Allow Trusted Skins" toggle.