Screenshot 1 of 4. Banner art for RPG Damage Indicator showing a spider, a creeper and a zombie, each with a health bar.
What RPG Damage Indicator works with.
| Platform | Bedrock Edition |
|---|---|
| Minecraft versions | 1.21, 1.21.132, 26.0.02, 26.3, 26.10, 26.11, 26.12, 26.13, 26.20, 26.30 |
RPG Damage Indicator is a Bedrock addon by wartave that gives every mob and enemy a health bar, in the style of an action RPG. If you want an rpg damage indicator addon that also covers custom mobs, this is the pack built for that. It runs on Bedrock only, because Java cannot load addons.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 1.21 to 26.30.
What it adds
Every mob and enemy displays a health bar that adapts to its remaining HP. The bar changes colour with the health left, so you can read a fight at a glance.
- Green means high health.
- Yellow means moderate health.
- Red means low health.
- Bars remain visible in the darkest environments, including at night.
wartave states the addon works with custom mobs and other addons, so the bars should appear on mobs added by other packs too. The newest file, RPG Damage Indicator v1.0.6.mcaddon, needs no other pack installed.
How to install RPG Damage Indicator
- 1.Get the .mcaddon file from the CurseForge page and open it with Minecraft. It imports on its own.
- 2.Create a world or edit an existing one.
- 3.In the world settings, switch on the pack under Behavior Packs and Resource Packs, wherever it is listed.
New to packs on Bedrock? The install guide walks through importing and activating them step by step.
What to expect
RPG Damage Indicator Addon in action on Bedrock 1.21
Questions about RPG Damage Indicator.
3 questions
How do I install the RPG Damage Indicator addon on Bedrock?
Download the .mcaddon file from CurseForge and open it with Minecraft so it imports. Then open your world's settings and switch on the pack under Behavior Packs and Resource Packs.
Does RPG Damage Indicator work with custom mobs?
Yes. wartave states the addon is fully compatible with custom mobs and other addons, so mobs added by other packs should get the same health bar. As with any pack stack, test your own combination in a fresh world before a long play session.
What do the health bar colours mean?
Green marks high health, yellow marks moderate health and red marks low health. The bar adapts to the mob's remaining HP, and it stays visible at night, so you can judge how close an enemy is to dying even in the dark.
