Lets players sit, lie down, crawl, and grab onto walls, with the first-person camera and body pose changing to match.
This addon swaps the stiff standing-only player model for a set of postures you can switch between at will. Look down and sneak to take a seat, look up and sneak to stretch out on the ground, then walk forward while seated to drop onto all fours. From all fours a jump moves you into a flat belly crawl, and another jump puts you back up, with sneaking returning you to standing.
What makes it feel different from a simple animation pack is that your hitbox genuinely changes shape. Lying on your belly lets you squeeze through a gap half a block tall, and crawling on hands and knees fits through a single block opening, so you can build and move through spaces a normal player never could. Grabbing works too: approach a wall, glance upward, and jump to catch the lip, then shuffle sideways along it or pull yourself over. Climbing onto small ledges mid-air is also possible, which makes escaping water pits much easier.
It holds together in multiplayer and keeps your pose when you leave and come back, so a seated character is still seated on return. Head turning is restricted in ways that match the body: limited while seated, barely movable while prone. Bodies and armor render in first person while seated or lying, characters built in the Character Creator are supported, and stairs blocks can be used as seats by clicking or mining them. Sensors and collision checks stop you from standing up inside a tight space, and you cannot lie down without room for your legs.
Features
- Four postures: seated, reclined, hands-and-knees, and flat crawl
- Hitbox shrinks enough to pass through a half-block gap
- Grab wall edges up to three blocks high and shimmy sideways
- Pose carries over when you rejoin the world
- Stairs blocks can be used as seats by clicking or mining
- Pose and first-person camera change together
How to install More Body Actions
- Download the More Body Actions .mcpack file on your phone.
- Tap the file to open it. Minecraft will import it for you.
- Next, turn the pack on. Use Global Resources for all worlds, or Resource Packs for one world.
- Then open your world's settings and go to Experiments. Turn on Beta APIs.
- Now open the world. The addon is ready to play.
Requirements
- Works with Minecraft 26.50
- Experiments turned on in the world: Beta APIs
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