Simple Auto Totem Addon

Simple Auto Totem — never fumble your second life again in Minecraft Bedrock.

This addon does one thing and it absolutely matters: the instant your Totem of Undying pops, it auto-equips the next one so you don’t get caught scrolling while a skeleton lines up shot number two. The flow feels natural in survival. You load up for a risky trip, keep extra totems stashed in your inventory, and play like normal. If something dumb happens—lava slip in the Nether, pearl misthrow in the End, fall damage from a scuffed elytra landing—the mod quietly slots in a fresh totem and you keep moving. No menus, no macro fingers, just clean insurance that saves runs instead of turning them into respawn walks.

The smart twist is the built-in off switch. If you want to pause the automation, hold a shield in your off-hand and the addon goes hands-off. That’s huge for balance and resource management. Running a casual Realm event and don’t want to burn your “safety stash” on silly falls? Shield up before parkour or town chores. Pushing a boss and you do want auto-saves for the final phase? Swap the shield out and let the chain protection do its thing. It’s simple enough that even mobile players on MCPE muscle through it without digging in settings.



For survival, think of totems like air tanks: carry a couple when you’re doing anything spicy, and leave them at home when you’re chilling. In the Nether, auto totems are clutch for blaze RNG and wither skeleton crowding; bring fire res like usual, but the mod erases that “I swapped late” moment that ends a day’s progress. In the End, they’re a safety net against shulker launches or void scares when you’re bridging end cities. If you’re a builder, it’s quietly S-tier. You can scaffold skyscrapers, terraform cliffs, and run rooftop routes without turning every slip into a half-hour recovery mission. Your focus stays on the build, not your hotbar.

On PvP servers, set expectations. Auto-equipping totems keeps fights fluid and reduces the “inventory war” where players stall to shuffle items mid-duel. If your lobby prefers shield meta, that off-hand toggle makes it fair: queue with shield to disable automation for tournaments, then drop it for open-world skirmishes if the rules allow. Either way, the mod is light and snappy, so it won’t tank frames on low-end devices. For search heads: Minecraft Bedrock auto totem, MCPE Totem of Undying addon, Bedrock survival QoL.

Bottom line, Simple Auto Totem keeps you playing the game instead of fighting your inventory. Pack a couple totems for real risks, shield-toggle when you want manual control, and let the mod erase the dumbest way to lose a world.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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