MAKER · BEDROCK
Make a lifesteal sword that actually works
"a lifesteal sword that heals me when i hit enemies" is all it takes. You get a real Bedrock add-on (.mcpack): the sword arrives in your inventory when you join, the on-hit lifesteal effect is scripted with per-player cooldowns, and a ✔ Loaded! message confirms the pack bound correctly.
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Vampire Blade · Bedrock add-on · 4 files
It does this: "Vampire Blade" — a diamond sword handed to you on spawn: you heal (1s cooldown).
README.txt behavior_pack/manifest.json behavior_pack/scripts/main.js … 1 more
Start it: activate it on your world and join — the pack announces ✔ Loaded!
How it works
- 1Describe it: "a lifesteal sword that heals me when i hit enemies" — or name it ("a custom sword called Stormbreaker that strikes lightning") for a brand-new item id with its own icon.
- 2Open the downloaded .mcpack / .mcaddon — Minecraft imports it in one tap.
- 3Activate it under Behavior Packs on your world, join, and the sword is handed to you.
Questions people ask
Why does the pack say ✔ Loaded! when I join?
That's the built-in proof the script bound to the world — the #1 add-on failure mode is a pack that imports but never runs, so every pack announces itself. If you see it, the sword works.
Does it work on my phone / console?
Yes — it's a standard Bedrock behavior pack targeting @minecraft/server 2.0.0 (Minecraft 1.21.70+), which is what phones, consoles and Windows all run.
Can it be a brand-new item instead of an enchanted vanilla sword?
Yes — say "a custom sword called <name> that …" and the engine registers a genuinely new item id with a procedurally-drawn icon and a crafting recipe.
Why it never breaks
No language model writes these files. Deterministic engines parse your description into validated parameters and emit game files that are correct by construction — then CI boots real Paper and Bedrock servers weekly to prove packs still load on current Minecraft. Read the full story on the comparison page or in the docs.