Player Stats Screen Addon

Minimalist UI: Player Stats Screen Mod
The vanilla health and hunger bars in Minecraft Bedrock can sometimes feel a bit outdated, especially if you want a cleaner visual layout for your survival world. The Player Stats Screen Mod completely replaces those default icons with a lightweight, modern HUD anchored right to the left side of your screen.

Instead of crowding your view with a bunch of static icons, this addon continuously cycles through your most important character data in real time. You get instant readouts for your Health, Speed, Hunger, Armor (DEF), and Toughness (TGH) without ever having to pause or open an inventory menu. It also functions as a highly accurate experience tracker, showing your current levels and actively counting down exactly how much XP you need to hit the next tier.



Ever wondered how many miles you’ve sprinted across your world, how many thousands of stone blocks you’ve chipped away, or exactly how many times you’ve choked a clutch and eaten dirt? The Player Stats Screen Addon finally ends the blind guessing by embedding a fully interactive, personal stat dashboard straight into your Minecraft Bedrock interface.

For years, Java players have flexed their built-in statistics screen, tracking everything from raw mob kill counts to total jumps, while Bedrock players got left out in the cold with basic achievements and zero session metrics. You could drop five hundred hours into an epic survival base, yet have literally no way to prove how much ancient debris you mined out with your own two hands. That absence of data has always been a quiet bummer for anyone who loves quantifying their progress. This utility pack completely bridges that historical gap, bringing genuine RPG-grade tracking into your regular survival routine without demanding messy scoreboard setups or third-party analytical tools.

Cracking open the dashboard immediately reveals how much heavy lifting is going on behind the scenes. Built to feel completely native to the console and touchscreen menus, the overlay categorizes your journey into clean, readable tabs. You get dedicated counters for exploration milestones, broken down by steps walked, blocks climbed, and distances covered by boat or Elytra wings. If you're a combat freak, the combat log breaks down your total entity takedowns, letting you see whether you’ve put down more creepers or drowned zombies during your nighttime patrols. Even resource collection gets tracked with surgical precision, showing total ores gathered, food consumed, and tools broken along the way.

Since it doesn't mess with the game's core behavioral code, the whole setup is entirely achievement-friendly. You can confidently drop it into a long-term multiplayer realm and every player will get their own independent stat tracker. If you ever need to take cinematic screenshots or just want to clear your screen for a minute while building, you have full control over the HUD using a few quick commands in the chat.

Display Commands:

/stats:ui show — Turns the stat card on

/stats:ui hide — Turns the stat card off

/stats:ui toggle — Instantly flips the current display state

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!