Screenshot 1 of 3. Stylized promotional banner for SWAILA with a Warden, a diamond ore tooltip and a Multiplayer Supporting label.
What Simple What Am I Looking At (SWAILA) works with.
| Platform | Bedrock Edition |
|---|---|
| Minecraft versions | 26.0, 26.3, 26.10, 26.11, 26.12, 26.13, 26.20, 26.30, 26.40, 26.50 |
Simple What Am I Looking At (SWAILA) is a Bedrock add-on by ZorroCraft that brings a WAILA-style tooltip to Bedrock. It is a single .mcaddon file.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 26.0 to 26.50.
What it adds
The idea is quick information without clutter. The creator describes clean, simple details that do not fill the screen, so the overlay stays minimal compared with a full HUD pack. Mobs get an extra line that shows whether they are tameable, either true or false.
- Details for the block, item or entity under your crosshair.
- A Tameable true or false line on mobs.
How to install SWAILA
- 1.Open SWAILA.6.5.mcaddon with Minecraft so it imports. The steps are in our add-on install guide.
- 2.Create or edit a world and open its settings.
- 3.Activate the add-on for that world in its settings.
- 4.Load the world and look at a block or mob.
The newest file lists no required packs, so nothing else needs installing first.
SWAILA addon walkthrough by ZorroCraft
Questions about Simple What Am I Looking At (SWAILA).
3 questions
How do I install SWAILA on Bedrock?
Open the SWAILA.6.5.mcaddon file with Minecraft on your device and let it import. Then open your world's settings and activate the add-on for that world. No other packs are listed as required, so nothing else needs installing first.
Does SWAILA work in multiplayer?
Nothing published for SWAILA states whether it works in multiplayer, on Realms or on dedicated hosting. It ships as a single .mcaddon file and lists no required packs, so a test in a throwaway world with your group is the quickest way to find out before you rely on it.
Does SWAILA need experimental toggles?
The newest file lists no requirements, and no experimental toggles are named for it. If the overlay does not show up, check that the add-on is active in the world's pack settings.
