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Passive Hostiles [Peaceful Drops • Achievements ON]

BedrockAdd-onSurvival

by PlayZerMc

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About this add-on

Make hostile mobs passive, stop creeper explosions, keep all mob loot, and play with Xbox Achievements ON in Minecraft Bedrock!

Read the author’s full description (430 words)

Written by PlayZerMc.

Passive Hostiles [Peaceful Drops • Achievements ON]

New Update Version 1.1

  • Warda has also been added in this new update. Now he will neither kill players nor get angry.
  • Now explore the ancient city

Tired of creepers destroying your builds or skeletons sniping you while crafting? Passive Hostiles transforms hostile monsters into friendly, peaceful mobs without sacrificing survival progression. Experience a true peaceful mode with drops while keeping Xbox Achievements 100% enabled!

🌟 Why Choose This Add-on?

In vanilla Minecraft, switching to Peaceful difficulty completely removes monsters, making essential mob loot (Gunpowder, Bones, String, Spider Eyes) unobtainable.

This Bedrock Behavior Pack solves that problem:

  • Passive & Friendly Mobs: Hostile mobs spawn naturally in your world but will never target, chase, or attack players.
  • Mob Drops Intact (Survival Loot): Farm, hunt, and collect vanilla mob drops freely. Perfect for building gunpowder/TNT supplies or brewing potions.
  • Anti-Creeper Explode: Creepers wander peacefully like farm animals. They will not approach you or explode automatically.
  • 100% Achievement Friendly: Built using the official modular add-on framework (product_type: addon). It requires no experimental toggles and no beta scripting APIs, meaning Xbox Achievements remain fully ON!
  • Builder's Paradise: Build massive castles, redstone contraptions, and modern homes in dark areas without torches and without mob aggro.

🧟 Supported Entities (13 Mobs Overhauled)

All aggressive player-targeting behaviors and auto-aggro mechanics have been cleanly removed from:

  1. Creeper (Will not swell or explode near players)
  2. Zombie
  3. Husk
  4. Drowned
  5. Zombie Villager
  6. Zombie Villager V2
  7. Skeleton (Wields bow but will not aim or shoot at players)
  8. Stray
  9. Wither Skeleton
  10. Bogged
  11. Spider (Passive during day and night)
  12. Cave Spider
  13. Witch (Will not throw hostile potions at players)
  14. Phantom (not attack on players in night)
  15. Polar Bear
  16. Warden (Warda has also been added in this new update. Now he will neither kill players nor get angry.)

Note on Mob Infighting: Mobs will still target their natural mob enemies (like Golems or Villagers depending on settings), but players are completely ignored!

⚙️ Technical Details & Compatibility

  • Platform: Minecraft Bedrock Edition (Android, iOS, Windows 10/11, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch)
  • Game Version: Compatible with 1.21 / 1.26 and future Bedrock updates.
  • Scripts Required: None (Pure JSON entity overwrite).
  • Experiments Required: None.

📥 Installation Guide

  1. Download the .mcpack file.
  2. Tap/click the file to automatically import it into Minecraft.
  3. Open your World Settings -> Behavior Packs.
  4. Activate Passive Hostiles.
  5. Load into your world and enjoy peaceful survival with full loot and achievements!

Tags / Keywords:
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What’s new in the latest update

The author’s notes for the file uploaded .

New Update Version 1.1

  • Warda has also been added in this new update. Now he will neither kill players nor get angry.
  • Now explore the ancient city comfortably.

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.