Physicscraft Ultra Bedrock

Quickstart

With Physicscraft Ultra Bedrock active in your world, its effects run automatically—there’s no special item to craft or equip.

1. Enter /physicscraft:settings in chat and choose Apply to configure the simulation. Settings are saved for the world.
2. Break blocks to see fracture particles, then drop items to try their motion, bouncing, and friction.
3. Walk through water, snow, or foliage, or near fire, to see the environmental effects.

Overview

The add-on adds configurable motion and impact effects to ordinary Minecraft activities. Its settings let you tune dropped-item behavior, block-breaking debris, hurt reactions, and environmental particles and sounds.

These effects don’t replace the underlying game: block drops remain intact, and vanilla terrain, damage, mob behavior, and item pickup continue as usual. Fragments are brief effects rather than independently simulated blocks, and deaths don’t produce ragdolls.

What It Adds

• Dropped-item motion: Nearby dropped items receive small impulses and configurable gravity, bounce, and friction adjustments. Items can also respond to water and snow.
• Block-breaking effects: Breaking a block can produce terrain-fragment particles and a fracture sound; the usual block drops are preserved.
• Impact reactions: Nearby mobs and players can receive extra directional knockback when hurt by an attacker. Impacts and deaths may also trigger sounds and particles.
• Environmental feedback: Water splashes, snow crunches, foliage rustles, and nearby fire sparks can add particles and sounds as you move.

How To Use

Open /physicscraft:settings to configure the add-on. The form groups options into Simulation, Environment, and Mobile performance. Choose Apply to save your choices; closing the form without applying leaves them unchanged.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Simulation: Toggle block fracture effects and mob/player impact reactions. Adjust physics intensity, debris quantity, gravity scale, bounce response, and surface friction.
• Environment: Separately toggle water movement splashes, snow crunch and particles, fire sparks and effects, and foliage rustle and particles.
• Performance: Choose LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or ULTRA graphics quality, then adjust simulation radius and effect density. Lower quality or density means fewer effects and less item tracking.
• World settings: Your applied settings are stored with the world. Defaults use MEDIUM quality, with the main simulation and environment effects enabled.

Progression And Strategy

There’s no separate progression path. Start with the defaults, try item drops and different surfaces, then adjust the settings to suit your preferred feel and effect density. If you want fewer effects, reduce Effect density or choose a lower graphics quality.