Guns Original 3D Addon
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The Guns Original 3D Addon floods your server registry with fifty distinct, fully modeled 3D firearms to replace vanilla bow mechanics. Instead of relying on standard arrow trajectory physics, this behavior pack forces the Bedrock engine to calculate custom raycasting and physics-based reloading animations, entirely overhauling standard PvP combat loops.
API Dependencies and Script Execution
You cannot run this pack without forcing Beta APIs and Upcoming Creator Features in your experimental world toggles. The code heavily relies on experimental jаvascript event listeners to track bullet velocity and calculate instant hit detection. If you generate chunks without these toggles active, the custom weapon logic permanently breaks. Players will pull broken, untextured geometry from the creative menu, and the server will throw null item data errors constantly. The pack abandons legacy projectile behaviors completely, meaning vanilla armor damage mitigations often fail to calculate correctly against the incoming bullet entities, requiring custom damage adjustment scripts if you want balanced combat.
Rendering Overhead and Server TPS
Dumping fifty custom 3D models into the active memory pool destroys client-side rendering on lower-end hardware. High-end PC rigs eat the geometric updates without dropping FPS, but mobile users and base-model consoles will experience aggressive micro-stuttering every time a player triggers a complex reload animation. Server-side TPS takes an even harder hit during sustained automatic fire. Because every single bullet is a custom entity calling its own trajectory script, a localized firefight between four or five players immediately maxes out the global entity cap. The main tick thread chokes on the raycasting math, causing severe map-wide rubber-banding. Admins have to lock these weapons behind strict server economy paywalls to prevent targeted tick-lag crashes on heavy population realms.
Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.
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