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Unbreakable Items is an unbreakable items addon for Bedrock that removes durability loss from default items. Breaking blocks and hitting mobs no longer wear tools down, which suits PvP worlds where gear should survive every fight. It is Bedrock only, made by TrayePlays, and needs no other packs.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 26.50.
What it changes
Switch the pack on and default items stop taking damage from use. It replaces the habit of enchanting everything with Unbreaking III: the tools simply do not break. CurseForge files it under PvP and Players.
- Default items lose no durability.
- Mining and block breaking leave tools intact.
- Hitting mobs does not wear weapons down.
- The newest file is a single .mcpack named Unbreakable Items v21.
How to install Unbreakable Items
- 1.Open the .mcpack file with Bedrock (double-click on Windows, open with Minecraft on phones and tablets) to import it.
- 2.Create a world or edit an existing one.
- 3.Under Behavior Packs in the world settings, activate Unbreakable Items.
If the import fails or the pack does not show up, the guide on installing add-ons on Bedrock covers the steps, and fixing add-ons that do not work covers the usual failures.
Questions about Unbreakable Items.
3 questions
Does Unbreakable Items work on Java Edition?
No. It is a Bedrock addon, and Java uses a different format for its packs and mods. The file is a .mcpack that only Bedrock can import, so Java players need a separate Java-format project for the same effect.
Which Bedrock release does Unbreakable Items support?
The newest file, Unbreakable Items v21, targets Bedrock 26.50. It was published on 2026-10-14 and lists no required dependencies, so it is a single pack to import and switch on.
Do I need experimental toggles for Unbreakable Items?
The page names no experimental toggles and the newest file lists no requirements. Import the pack and activate it under Behavior Packs for the world. Realm and dedicated server support is not stated on the page.
