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Atomic Destruction: Nuclear Bombs Addon

Mods / Mods 26 [1.26]



The Atomic Destruction .mcaddon completely shatters standard vanilla TNT limits by dropping a terrifying arsenal of four high-yield nuclear weapons directly into your Bedrock world. Instead of messing with massive, laggy redstone arrays just to clear out a mountain, this behavior pack introduces escalating tiers of custom explosives designed for absolute devastation. Whether you are setting up an apocalyptic survival server or just testing raw destruction in Creative mode, you have complete control over the blast. Each weapon pairs with a dedicated remote detonator item, meaning you don't have to risk your hardcore run by manually lighting a fuse with flint and steel before scrambling to get out of the blast radius.

Nuclear Tiers and Fallout Mechanics
The destruction scales heavily depending on which payload you drop. The base Atomic Bomb and Thermonuclear variants are perfect for massive localized cratering, triggering heavy shockwaves that physically launch nearby entities. If you want complete map wipes, the Apocalypse and Doomsday Bombs calculate catastrophic blast radii that will instantly vaporize multiple chunks. The pack doesn't just stop at breaking blocks—detonating any of these weapons triggers a multi-stage explosion sequence capped off with a massive custom mushroom cloud particle system. Even if you manage to survive the initial shockwave, ground zero is immediately saturated with long-lasting radioactive fallout. To keep the pack survival-friendly, all four bombs and their respective detonators feature hardcoded crafting recipes utilizing standard vanilla resources.






Optimization and World Setup
Because this pack completely overrides standard explosion physics to calculate massive block updates, custom entity knockback, and lingering status effect zones, you absolutely must toggle on the required Experimental Gameplay features in your world settings before applying the global resources. Calculating the multi-chunk destruction of a Doomsday Bomb is inherently resource-intensive for the Bedrock engine. While the scripts are optimized to spread the block breaking across multiple ticks and prevent instant server crashes, detonating top-tier nukes on a mobile device or a lower-end console will inevitably tank your TPS and cause massive client-side frame drops. If you plan on setting off multiple payloads simultaneously for cinematic videos or PvP server events, it is highly recommended to host the world on a high-end Windows PC to keep the frame rate stable while the engine processes the terrain devastation.

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

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