Realm / UI Note:

For fullscreen UI on Realms, download the separate UI Stack Patch from the files tab and place it above the main Resource Pack.

Enable Experimental Features and Cheats if Minecraft asks for them.

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Current Production Build: v1.3.15

Pack Type(s):

All in one - Behaviour Pack + Resource Pack .mcaddon Seperate Downloadable Behaviour Pack & Resource Pack .mcpack

Optional File:

Separate UI Stack Patch Resource Pack for fullscreen Morph Tome UI

Morphing Bracelet Reborn

Morphing Bracelet Reborn is a Minecraft Bedrock Edition Add-On that lets players transform into mobs, blocks, and special disguise forms using a magical Morphing Bracelet.

Unlock disguises, browse the morph library, become mobs, hide as blocks, use mob-style actions, settle into supported block forms, and build roleplay, stealth, hide-and-seek, adventure, or creative gameplay around the disguise system.

This production build expands and cleans up the Bracelet system with a redesigned menu, pinned disguise management, new Minecraft mob families, functional block-style disguises, settled proxy behaviour, Bedrock compatibility fixes, and a separate UI Stack Patch for fullscreen UI support.

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Main Features

Morph Into Mobs

Transform into many different mob forms, including:

Passive animals
Hostile mobs
Aquatic mobs
Nether mobs
End mobs
Villagers and NPC-style mobs
Golems and utility mobs
Boss-style forms
Newer mob families
Visual and equipment variants

The Bracelet preserves the core gameplay loop: unlock forms, browse the menu, select a disguise, transform, and use the form for roleplay, stealth, exploration, or creative fun.

Morph Into Blocks

The Bracelet also supports block disguises.

Block forms are useful for:

Hide-and-seek
Roleplay
Creative maps
Survival stealth
Decoration
Screenshots
Adventure maps
Multiplayer disguise gameplay

Existing block capture, settling, rotation, proxy, and script-event behaviour is preserved.

Settled Block Mode

Some block disguises can settle into the world.

When a player settles as a block-style disguise, the Add-On attempts to use a real vanilla proxy block where possible. This makes supported forms feel more natural than a simple visual model.

Examples:

Bells can ring.
Campfires can behave like campfires.
Torches and lanterns appear as real light-source blocks.
Some containers and workstation-style blocks may be interactable while settled.

Functional Block Disguises

Functional block-style disguises include:

Bell
Torch
Soul Torch
Redstone Torch
Unlit Redstone Torch
Copper Torch
Campfire
Soul Campfire
Lantern
Soul Lantern
Copper Lantern
Exposed Copper Lantern
Weathered Copper Lantern
Oxidized Copper Lantern

These forms use approximate visuals while moving and attempt to use real vanilla proxy behaviour while settled.

Mob Sounds and Actions

Many mob morphs include sound/action behaviour through the Bracelet system.

Depending on the form, players can trigger mob-style sounds or actions while transformed.

v1.3.15 Highlights

Simplified Bracelet Menu

The Standard Morphing Bracelet and admin Metamorphing Bracelet now use the same simplified main menu.

The main menu has exactly six buttons:

Pinned Disguises
Blocks
Mobs
Full Library
Hard Reset
FX

Removed from the main menu:

Status buttons that reopened the same page
Individual pinned-form shortcuts
Pin/unpin-current shortcuts
Separate morph-type chooser
Return-to-player shortcut
Block Workshop shortcut
Controls and Help shortcut
Duplicate Search, Recent, and Library routes

Pinned Disguises

Pinned Disguises now opens the complete pinned list.

Selecting a pinned disguise no longer transforms the player immediately. Instead, it opens a confirmation menu with:

Wear — transform into the selected disguise.
Unpin — remove the disguise from the player's pinned list.

Pinned disguises remain stored per player.

The existing maximum of 12 pinned disguises is unchanged.

Cleaner Blocks, Mobs, and Library Browsing

Blocks now opens block categories directly.
Mobs now opens mob categories directly.
Only relevant category types are displayed.
Extra injected Search, Workshop, and duplicate Library routes have been removed.
Existing category → family → variant browsing remains intact.
Full Library combines player, mob, and block categories in one alphabetically sorted list.

The Standard Bracelet only displays captured forms. The Metamorphing Bracelet displays the complete packaged morph library.

Content-Log and Geometry Fixes

v1.3.15 includes cleanup for player geometry locator conflicts.

Fixed or improved:

Conflicting generic head animation bones renamed to _head in affected non-humanoid morph geometries.
Matching animations updated to target _head.
Affected Copper Golem, Creaking, Nautilus, Nautilus Baby, Nautilus overlays, and Zombie Nautilus Coral geometry covered.
Added a private geometry.morph.ender_dragon copy for the player morph.
Player morph no longer references or merges with the global vanilla geometry.dragon.

Compatibility and Manifest Updates

Pack version increased from 1.3.12 to 1.3.15.
Minimum engine version changed from 1.26.30 to 1.26.0.
Script dependencies remain:
- @minecraft/server 2.5.0
- @minecraft/server-ui 2.0.0
Existing Behaviour Pack and Resource Pack UUIDs are preserved.
Dependency direction remains: Behaviour Pack → Resource Pack.
The main Resource Pack does not depend on the Behaviour Pack.

This is intended to remain safer for Realms, where reverse RP → BP dependencies can cause missing-pack behaviour.

Separate UI Stack Patch

v1.3.15 adds a separate, independently importable UI Resource Pack.

The UI Stack Patch contains:

Fullscreen Morph Tome server-form override
Required UI textures
Its own Resource Pack UUIDs
No Behaviour Pack dependency

For fullscreen UI, place the UI Stack Patch above the main Morphing Bracelet Resource Pack.

Added Mob Families

This build adds support for several newer Minecraft mob families and variants.

New mob morph IDs occupy the range:

526–596

Added families include:

Copper Golem family
Creaking family
Happy Ghast family
Nautilus family
Zombie Nautilus family
Parched
Sulfur Cube family
Camel Husk family

These were added without overwriting the older vanilla mob and block morph ranges.

Functional Block Forms

Functional block IDs occupy the range:

597–610

These are separate from the older full-cube block disguises.

Menu Organisation

Mob and block forms are organised into clearer categories.

Mob categories include groups such as:

Utility, Golems & Helpers
Farm & Ambient Animals
Pets & Tameables
Mounts & Pack Animals
Villagers, Traders & NPCs
Aquatic & Amphibious
Undead
Illagers & Raid Mobs
Nether Mobs
End Mobs
Bosses & Legends

Block categories include groups such as:

Natural Terrain & Plants
Wood, Logs & Hyphae
Stone, Deepslate & Masonry
Ores & Raw Materials
Copper, Resin & Weathering
Coloured Building Sets
Lights, Fire & Signals
Workstations, Containers & Interactive
Nether Blocks
End Blocks
Technical / Admin Blocks

Capture and Unlock Behaviour

Normal Capture

Many forms can be unlocked through the normal Bracelet capture system.

Examples include:

Copper Golem family
Creaking family
Happy Ghast / Ghastling
Nautilus
Zombie Nautilus
Parched
Sulfur Cube
Camel Husk

Family Unlocks

Some visual or equipment variants may unlock through their parent family instead of exact capture.

This is used when Bedrock does not expose a cosmetic or equipment state clearly enough during capture.

Examples:

Harnessed Happy Ghast
Saddled Nautilus
Armored Nautilus
Saddled + Armored Nautilus
Saddled Camel Husk
TNT Sulfur Cube
Some Sulfur Cube archetype visuals

Preserved Behaviour

This build intentionally preserves the existing Bracelet foundation.

Preserved:

Existing namespace
Existing UUIDs
Existing item IDs
Existing Bracelet model, texture, and animation
Existing capture logic
Existing unlock state behaviour
Existing pinned morph storage
Existing player render recovery logic
Existing voice/action system
Existing vanilla mob morphs
Existing block morphs
Existing functional block IDs
Existing script-event behaviour
Existing block settling and proxy system

Morph ID Ranges

83–525    Existing block morphs
526–596   New mob morphs and variants
597–610   Functional block / entity-block disguises

IDs were preserved to avoid breaking existing unlock data and established behaviour.

Known Limitations

Some Interactable Blocks May Be Inconsistent

Some settled interactable block forms may not behave exactly like their vanilla versions.

Known or likely affected:

Jukebox
Noteblock
Dispenser
Dropper
Some workstation/container blocks depending on camera angle, player position, and held item

Jukebox is currently the clearest known example and may not accept/use discs reliably while disguised.

Functional Block Movement Visuals Are Approximate

Functional block forms are most accurate while settled.

While moving:

Bells, torches, lanterns, and campfires may look simplified.
Some moving forms may appear more blocky than the final settled version.
The settled real proxy is the intended accurate state.

Bedrock Cache Issues

Minecraft Bedrock can keep loading cached files from older installed pack folders.

Symptoms may include:

Old icons still showing
Old errors still appearing in logs
Old geometry still loading
Old menu layouts still appearing
Pack folders with older names such as:

MorphingBraceletRebornV130

Recommended fix:

Remove the old pack from the world.
Delete old Bracelet Behaviour Packs from Minecraft Storage.
Delete old Bracelet Resource Packs from Minecraft Storage.
Delete old UI Stack Patch Resource Packs if replacing the UI patch.
Import the new .mcaddon.
Import the latest UI Stack Patch if using fullscreen UI.
Re-apply both main packs to the world.
Place the UI Stack Patch above the main Resource Pack.
Restart Minecraft if old files still appear.

Installation Notes

This Add-On requires both the Behaviour Pack and Resource Pack.

Recommended installation:

Download the .mcaddon.
Open it with Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
Apply the Behaviour Pack to your world.
Apply the Resource Pack to your world.
If using fullscreen UI, download and apply the separate UI Stack Patch Resource Pack.
Place the UI Stack Patch above the main Morphing Bracelet Resource Pack.
Enable any required experimental world settings if Minecraft asks for them.
Start the world and craft/use the Morphing Bracelet.

When updating from older builds, a clean install is strongly recommended.

Realm UI Notes

For Realms, use this Resource Pack order:

UI Stack Patch
Morphing Bracelet Reborn Resource Pack

The UI Stack Patch is separate so it can be replaced or prioritised independently without changing the main Behaviour Pack.

If the UI looks old, default, broken, or inconsistent between players, remove old packs from Minecraft Storage and re-apply the UI Stack Patch above the main Resource Pack.

Compatibility Notes

Built for Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
Not compatible with Java Edition.
Uses modern Bedrock Add-On structure.
Does not use Holiday Creator Features.
Requires both BP and RP.
Optional fullscreen UI requires the separate UI Stack Patch.
Some newer mob assets depend on the player's Minecraft version supporting those assets/entities.
Other resource packs may conflict with player rendering, UI, or entity geometry.
Reverse Resource Pack → Behaviour Pack dependency is not used.
Main dependency direction is Behaviour Pack → Resource Pack.

Credits

Morphing Bracelet Reborn is a fan-made Minecraft Bedrock Add-On.

It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft.

Minecraft, Bedrock Edition, mobs, blocks, textures, sounds, and related game assets are property of Mojang Studios / Microsoft.

As always, this project is built on the foundations of the original Morphing Bracelet addon by CookieDookie.

Summary

Morphing Bracelet Reborn v1.3.15 is the current production build of the Add-On.

It expands the Bracelet with newer mobs, variants, functional block disguises, improved menus, better icons, Copper Golem render fixes, player geometry conflict fixes, a cleaner six-button UI flow, pinned disguise confirmation, and a separate fullscreen UI Stack Patch for Realms.

It is not feature-final, but it is the most complete and usable production version so far.