Lets you pick up and carry mobs, players, and item-holding blocks, then throw them.
This addon turns your bare hands into a way to grab other creatures and storage blocks. Walking up to a mob, a player, or a container while empty-handed lets you hoist it onto your shoulder, and the same motion releases or hurls it forward. You'll need both hands clear, and sneaking plays a big part in every action.
Carrying feels active rather than passive. You drop whatever you lift if you swim, sink more than a block underwater, or take a fall of around three blocks. Anyone you're hauling can watch your health, and blocks you're holding can be opened, looted, or smashed by other players in real time. Falling from a great height shatters a carried container, spilling its contents.
Tuning is handled through an in-game function menu rather than a settings file. From there you can switch picking up mobs, players, or blocks on and off separately, add a slowness penalty, change how hard your throw pushes, and toggle the whole thing without reloading. First-person play shows your body and arms while you carry, and animated characters are supported.
Features
- Grab and tote around any creature, another player, or a container block
- Hurl whatever you're holding far ahead with a forward jump
- Onlookers can open, take from, or break a container you're carrying
- Ten cracking stages on carried blocks, with contents spilling if dropped high
- Being carried reveals the carrier's health to the rider
- Carrying stops when you swim, go deep underwater, or fall any distance
How to install Pickup & Carry
- Download the Pickup & Carry file. It is a .mcpack file. Tap the file to open it and let Minecraft import the pack.
- The pack is a resource pack. Turn it on under Global Resources for all worlds. Or turn it on under one world's Resource Packs.
- Open your world's settings. Go to Experiments. Turn on Beta APIs.
- Start the world. Pickup & Carry is ready to use.
Requirements
- Works with Minecraft 26.50
- Experiments turned on in the world: Beta APIs
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