Doomsday Broadcast TNT

Quickstart

1. Install the .mcaddon and apply both the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack to your world.
2. Create or load a world and simply start playing — no crafting or commands needed.
3. From day 2 onward you will see a red NUKE WARNING message in your action bar and periodic red chat broadcasts counting down to the detonation.
4. Survive and prepare as the counter reaches day 7, when the massive 56,000,000× TNT blast fires automatically in the overworld.
5. After day 8 the warnings stop and you can freely explore the aftermath.

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Overview

Doomsday Broadcast TNT adds a fully automated, world-scale doomsday countdown to any Bedrock world. No player input is required — just load the world and the event unfolds on its own schedule. The mod is designed to create tension and atmosphere as players go about their normal gameplay, knowing a catastrophic detonation is coming.

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How It Works

The Warning Phase (Days 2–7)

From the moment the world reaches day 2, every online player receives:

• A continuous action-bar HUD message showing:
  • The current day number and percentage progress through that day
  • A countdown to detonation day
  • A note that the target has been chosen away from any standing players
• Periodic chat broadcasts repeating the same warning and noting that broadcasts stop on day 8

The warnings scale in urgency as the days tick by, giving the world an escalating evacuation atmosphere.

The Detonation (Day 7)

On day 7, a single, one-time detonation sequence fires automatically:

• The blast target is chosen in the Overworld, deliberately selected in a region where no players are currently standing
• The target location and the fact the event has fired are saved to the world — the explosion will not repeat after reloading
• Effects at the blast site include:
  • Massive explosion particles and sound
  • Lightning strikes
  • Large craters excavated across a wide radius, from deep underground up toward the sky
  • Terrain destruction spread across the blast area in grid-spaced chunks
• A final chat message — "Remote blast sequence complete." — confirms the event finished

The Aftermath (Day 8+)

On day 8 a final stop notice is sent to all players and the warning loop ends permanently. Players can then explore the impact zone, survey the crater, and continue playing in the changed world.

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Abilities And Mechanics

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Progression And Strategy

• Days 1–2: Get your bearings and gather resources before the warnings begin.
• Days 2–6: Use the countdown to prepare — build shelters, move valuables, or set up outposts away from likely blast zones.
• Day 7: Stay online to witness the detonation live, or log off and return afterward to find the crater.
• Post-event: The blast site makes for dramatic exploration and building opportunities — deep craters, scorched terrain, and a changed landscape await.

Tip: Since the blast target is chosen away from standing players, being online and spread out across the map may influence where the strike lands. Consider positioning yourself strategically before day 7 arrives.