Cheats and secret items in the creative menu Mod / Addon

Cheats and secret items in the creative menu Mod is basically a Creative Mode playground for people who love poking at the weird corners of the game. Instead of sticking to the normal block lineup, this addon adds 200 new items to Minecraft, specifically calling out unused and hidden blocks, internal and technical items, double slabs, and other unobtainable content. The main point is simple: everything it adds is available right in Creative Mode, so you can grab it instantly and start experimenting.

The coolest use for Cheats and secret items in the creative menu Mod is world-building and testing. If you’re the kind of player who makes maps, builds detailed sets, or likes doing “what happens if I place this” experiments, having access to internal and technical items can make your creative sessions feel way less limited. Double slabs alone are the kind of thing builders always wish they could just pull out of thin air when they’re trying to get a clean half-block look without awkward workarounds.



Because this pack is focused on hidden and unobtainable content, it’s also great for making showcase worlds where the whole vibe is “stuff you don’t normally see.” Think of it like building a private museum of odd blocks, or setting up a testing zone where you place everything and see what it looks like side-by-side. On Minecraft Bedrock, having a big pile of extra Creative items like this can also speed up prototyping, since you can swap materials fast and find the exact look you want without hunting for substitutes.

Practical tip: when you’re using Cheats and secret items in the creative menu Mod, keep your projects organized. With 200 extra items, it’s easy to forget what you used where, so it helps to keep a little “palette area” in your world where you place samples before committing them to a big build. Cheats and secret items in the creative menu Mod is perfect if your favorite part of the game is exploring the creative menu, building with rare-looking blocks, and messing with content that’s normally locked away.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!