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oSkullo's Better Hitbox V1

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by oSkullo

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About this texture pack

oSkullo's Hitbox — accurate, data-driven wireframe hitboxes for the player, 90+ mobs, and the Ender Dragon (with tracked head/wing/tail zones), plus an aim-ray, an eat/drink/cha...

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Written by oSkullo.

oSkullo Hitbox

A precision hitbox and combat-awareness overlay for Minecraft Bedrock. Every box is sized from real game data — not guesses — so what you see is what the game is actually tracking.

Core hitbox display

Clean white wireframe box on the player and every standard mob, correctly resizing for sneaking, swimming, gliding, and sleeping

Red double-ring marking exact eye height

Blue look-ray showing aim direction in real time

Mob dimensions pulled directly from Minecraft's own collision data, not estimated

Ender Dragon — full multi-part system

Overall box sized to the dragon's visual silhouette

8 additional tracked zones: head, neck, body, 3 tail segments, and both wings — the head and wings genuinely follow the dragon's real aim and flap animation, not just a static overlay

Combat awareness tools

Action Timer — an amber outline rises inside a player's hitbox in real time while they eat, drink, or charge a bow, so you can see exactly when they'll finish

Mace Range Ring — a white ring appears at the true 3.5-block smash-attack radius whenever a player is holding a mace

Also covered

Arrows, snowballs, eggs, ender pearls, splash & lingering potions, and XP bottles

End crystals, with a ray that spins in sync with the crystal's own animation

Fully configurable — open the pack's settings (gear icon) to toggle:

Eye ring / look ray / action timer / mace ring / dragon parts / crystal hitbox / throwable hitboxes — each independently

Line thickness (normal or 50% thicker, box size never changes)

Known limitations

Dropped items on the ground aren't covered — Bedrock renders these through hardcoded engine logic that resource packs can't hook into, not a bug on this pack's end

Baby mobs display an adult-sized box (a scoped simplification)

Requires a fresh reimport if updating from an older version — fully remove the old pack and restart Minecraft before installing a new release.

How to install

  1. Download the file below. On iOS or Android, open it from your Downloads with Minecraft; on Windows, double-click it.
  2. Minecraft imports the pack automatically. Enable it in your world’s settings under Behavior Packs or Resource Packs; an add-on usually needs both.
  3. Playing on a Realm or server? Everyone needs the same packs, and the host has to enable them.
  4. Starting a new world? Choose its seed first: the Seed Map shows villages, structures and biomes near spawn for any Bedrock seed.