What Am I Observing? offers the possibility to discover more features about blocks and entities, enriching your Minecraft Bedrock experience. This add-on adds essential information to your world, allowing you to experience an even more immersive and exciting adventure - explore and enhance your game with this exciting tool!
Credits
This add-on is inspired by the java mod called "waila":
By bending down and observing a tameable entity, it will show you the probability of taming it.
By crouching down, you will be able to see the active effects of the entity, as well as its duration in real time!
It is compatible with any entity of any add-on, but verify that the creator has set the requirements to display the add-on name, if not, what are you waiting to ask him!
You will be able to see the name of the block and to which complement it corresponds, if you bend down you will be able to see the position. (compatible with any add-on)
Extra features it adds:
1. Crop growth
2. See the text of the signs (only when you are crouched)
3. Properties of some redstone blocks (there are some more, discover them by playing)
The developer mode aims to help the creation of add-ons, giving some useful data for the creators, for the moment you can only find the identifier of the entities and blocks and the current value of the following components:
variant, skin_id, mark_variant.
To see the values you should activate the developer mode with the waio!configuration command.
You can leave suggestions on the discord server or in the comments section what you would like to see in this mode!
If you want to configure the add-on to momentarily disable the information or to activate the developer mode, just type the following command in the chat:
waio!configuration
When you type it, the following interface will appear, where you can choose what you want, to save the changes you must click on the submit button.
The add-on uses .lang files to place the add-on names for a more personalized experience, so if you don't follow these guidelines, your block and entity names may look like this: waio.identifier:description.name
To avoid that, in a lang file (preferably in en_US.lang), you must define the name of your add-on, placing its name like this: waio.IDENTIFIER OF YOUR ADD-ON:description.name
It shouldn't be in my addon file, it should be in yours!
Example:
That way, the name of your add-on will be displayed correctly!
IMPORTANT
For the add-on to work properly you must activate the following experimental options offered by Minecraft.
