Java Combat System Addon v8.0 for Bedrock 1.17/1.18/1.19/1.21/26.60+

Java Combat System Addon by Lord Raiyon:

Install this updated combat system in the form of an add-on, which, by the way, is a multiplayer friendly and get the same fighting mechanics as Java's. The addon only affects the combat system in general, but its impact on it can be called a big update. Especially if you played Java before Bedrock Edition and you want everything to look the same.

Changelog v8.0:

- Minecraft 1.20 support
- Added hit knockback

Changelog v7.0:

- Pack of bug fixes and technical improvements

Changelog v6.0:

- It works with other addons
- Bugfixes

Changelog v5.0:

- Minecraft 1.19 Bedrock support
- Bugfixes and adjustments

Changelog v4.8:

- Bow ding update along with what is in Java edition

Changelog v4.7:

- Experimental cooldown animation
- Animation Changes

Changelog v4.6:

- Bugfixes

Changelog v4.5:

- Added new abilities and styles
- Fixes

Changelog v4.2:

- No fall damage while on a boat like Java
- Fixes

Changelog v4.0:

- Behavior settings
- Fixes

Changelog v3.0:

- Optimization and better Java equivalence

Changelog v2.0:

- Bugfixes

What is Java Combat?

You will immediately understand what this is after you play the computer version of Minecraft. Its combat mechanics are significantly different from what we see in Bedrock, and one such difference is the cooldowns and sweeping attacks.



At the same time, the Java Combat System Addon maintains parity between both editions by taking all statistics of weapons and tools from Java. So, cooldowns differ by item type.

Ax cooldown as an example:

Bedrock Sweep atack:

Yes, it is now possible when you play Bedrock Edition. This is not only animation, but also a real attack that does damage to all entities nearby that you could hit.

Java Combat Addon by WhoCares:

How to install the Java Combat System Addon?

1. Open the file (.mcpack) using Minecraft PE.
2. Activate the addon (world or game settings).