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What Player Resizer works with.
| Platform | Bedrock Edition |
|---|---|
| Minecraft versions | 26.10, 26.11, 26.12, 26.13, 26.20, 26.30, 26.40 |
Player Resizer is a Bedrock addon by N8KE that changes how big your player is. Type a chat command with any number and your character grows or shrinks to match. It is a Bedrock Edition addon only, and Java Edition cannot load it.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 26.10 to 26.40.
How to use Player Resizer
Everything runs through one chat command. Once the addon is active in your world, the commands below do the work.
- Type #size 4 in chat to set your size. Replace 4 with any number you like.
- Type #size reset to return to normal size.
- Add nocam at the end of the command to keep the camera from locking to third person. The camera may clip inside the player.
- Add a player's name to the command to resize only that player.
- Use @a to resize every player at once.
Experimental requirements
The newest release lists no other dependencies. Switch the pack on per world under the world's pack settings, as with any addon. The install guide covers importing the file, and the troubleshooting guide helps if the pack does not show up.
Trade-offs
The feature set is narrow: one command, one job. Beta APIs and Creator Cameras must both be enabled before it works. The camera is locked to third person unless you add nocam, and with nocam the camera may clip inside the player.
Questions about Player Resizer.
3 questions
How do I resize my player with Player Resizer?
Enable Beta APIs and Creator Cameras in your world settings, then type #size followed by a number in chat, for example #size 4. To go back to normal, type #size reset. Adding nocam at the end stops the camera locking to third person.
Does Player Resizer need experimental toggles?
Yes. The addon needs both Beta APIs and Creator Cameras turned on in the world settings before you use the #size command. Both are named in the addon's own usage instructions, and no other toggles are listed for it.
Can Player Resizer change other players' size?
Yes. Add a player's name to the #size command to change only that player, or use @a to change the size of every player in the world.
