Java Debug Menu PE/BE Addon

Play Like a Pro: The Java Debug Menu
Yo, Bedrock technical players! We know the biggest flex Java Edition has over us is that glorious F3 debug screen. Surviving without it means guessing your chunk borders and constantly breaking tools. Well, the Java Debug Menu add-on finally fixes that massive gap.

This masterpiece brings a ridiculously powerful, Java-inspired info panel straight to your Bedrock action bar. No more annoying chat spam! Just crouch and jump at the same time to toggle it on. Instantly, you get access to your live coordinates, exact chunk data, and even your current TPS to monitor server lag. Are you speedrunning or grinding? The menu tracks your precise blocks per second movement speed and displays the exact durability left on your current tool.

But it gets even better. This add-on features a built-in mob and ore scanner, sniffing out nearby ancient debris while showing exact enemy health after every single hit.

If you are the designated redstone engineer on your multiplayer SMP, installing this tool is absolutely mandatory. Planning out a massive quad-witch hut perimeter or designing an ultra-efficient creeper farm requires block-perfect accuracy. Now, you can easily read your chunk borders directly from the screen, ensuring you don't accidentally build your crucial spawn platforms over the wrong biome transition. Furthermore, the localized light level indicator completely eliminates the frustrating guesswork of spawn-proofing your megabase. You no longer have to spam ugly torches everywhere like a paranoid noob; just watch the debug readout and place a light source only when the numbers actually dip into the danger zone. It completely cleans up your interior aesthetic while maximizing your nighttime defenses.

Beyond just environmental block metrics, this overlay delivers a live feed of your current entity counts and rendering stats. Trying to figure out why your passive mob cap is completely maxed out? The debug screen will immediately expose if there are fifty cows jammed into a single chunk right underneath your floorboards. It even tracks your actual hardware FPS, which is a massive lifesaver for mobile touchscreen players and console users trying to diagnose if their latest piston door contraption is the exact reason the server tick rate is tanking. Tossing this file onto a loaded Realm gives your entire Discord squad the exact same analytical toolkit that PC veterans have been relying on for years.

The visual integration here is shockingly seamless, projecting transparently over your gameplay without totally blinding your field of view during an intense Nether fortress raid. You do not need to mess around with janky command blocks or risk corrupting your world save with unstable experimental features just to get it running. If you are entirely tired of building blind and want to truly master the underlying mechanics of your dimension, lock in this essential Minecraft Bedrock UI upgrade, hit the debug toggle, and start optimizing your grind like a pro.

To keep your screen looking pristine while running these stats, pair this setup with Defined PBR for RTX. It keeps the classic vanilla textures completely recognizable for technical redstone builds, but adds gorgeous, crisp lighting that makes your clean new debug text pop. Download it today and play smarter!

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!