How to Make a Morph Add-on for Minecraft Bedrock (No Coding)

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A morph turns a player into something else: a mob, a creature or any model you build. While morphed they look different, can move at a different speed and can have powers like no fall damage or night vision.

Morph add-ons are popular for roleplay, hide-and-seek and minigames. Addon's Studio lets you make up to 15 morphs in one add-on, using your own entities or brand-new models, with no coding.

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Step by step

1. Add a Morph and the Player

   Tap Add item and choose Morph. Morphs change the player, so your project needs Player too. Tap Add Player if the editor asks, and the app downloads the player files.

2. Choose what players turn into

   Pick one of your entities to borrow its look, use a custom model, or start from a vanilla mob you can change in Blockbench.

3. Set size and speed

   Set the size, hitbox width and height, and speed. Players are 0.6 wide and 1.8 tall.

4. Add powers

   Under While morphed, turn on No fall damage, fire immunity or water breathing, and add effects like Low gravity, Super jump or Night vision.

5. Morph in game

   Copy the morph command from General and run it, or tap Make a morph item so players morph by using an item. Use the turn-back command to change back.

Tips

• Morphing shows in third person and to other players. First person keeps the normal arms.
• Hide held items stops items showing in the morph's hands in third person.
• Armour can still show on some morphs.
• Morph commands work in a command block, a function or an item action, so you can build morphing into minigames.
• Use @p or a player's name instead of @s to morph someone else.

Questions

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