This add-on is a port of the infamous Debug Stick item that was exclusive to Minecraft: Java Edition.
Ever wish Bedrock had Java's debug stick? Yeah, me too — so I made one.
This add-on lets you mess with the "block properties" in-game, just like the Java-exclusive debug stick item. Tap blocks to change their states. Long-press to choose what you wanna change. Sneak and tap to get detailed info.
- Tap blocks to cycle through their states (e.g., waterlog chests, lit or unlit furnaces, make ladders stick on air, etc.)
- Long-press to choose what you wanna change (e.g., direction of the block, type of wood, etc.)
- Sneak + tap to show detailed info about a block (more on that below!)
- Actionbar messages help you figure out what you're changing!
This is a Bedrock-only thing I've added! Just sneak and tap a block to get all kinds of info you may need:
- Block ID (i.e.,
minecraft:log
) - Location (
0 1 2
) - Matter state (solid, liquid, gas)
- Redstone power (amount of redstone, 0-15)
- Hard block (passable by arrows?)
- Property states (
pillar_axis
,waterlogged
, etc.) - Tags (
#wood
,#log
, etc.)
Very useful for mapmakers, redstoners, or just curious players!
Note
This feature requires Minecraft Bedrock 1.20.60 or higher
- Download the add-on for your Minecraft version.
- Import the add-on to Minecraft.
- Activate it in your world.
- If your Minecraft version is lower than 1.20.30, enable
Holiday Creator Features
experiment. - If your Minecraft version is lower than 1.21.70, enable
Beta APIs
experiment. - Load up your world!
- Type
/give @s vyt:debug_stick
, or find it in the Creative menu. - That's it!
This add-on supports Minecraft Bedrock 1.20.0 and above.
- "Block Viewer" requires MCBE >=1.20.60
- Enable
Holiday Creator Features
for MCBE <1.20.30 - Enable
Beta APIs
for MCBE <1.21.70
Make sure you download the version that matches your Minecraft version.
If this helped you out, consider supporting me on Ko-fi! Every bit helps me stay in school and keep the add-on updated! ❤️
This add-on is open-source! This means its source code is available to the public. You can find the source code here: https://github.com/vytdev/debug-stick
Copyright © 2023-2025 Vincent Yanzee J. Tan. Licensed under the MIT License.