Player Sizes Editer Add-on - Minecraft PE Addons

You can change player size!

Get Reduce and Expand and click anywhere or use them.(in scoreboard mode)

This will adjust the player allocation score of the “scale” on the scoreboard.

The tags that adjust the score and scale of the scale scoreboard correspond.

Currently, I am trying to create a function that allows me to change my gaze when I resize it. There are many problems with this function, so I can’t use it yet, but I will try my best to develop it

If you don’t want to resize through the scoreboard, you can use Tag mode 

Then you can adjust the scale with tags.

There’s an introductory video that’s easy to watch on my YouTube

my CHANNEL

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPmjqMHu3p5YrYBQuFn8WCQ

my video 

https://youtu.be/IaUFZmrSlAw

player sizes editor addon showcase

scaleP:expand(scoreboard mode)

scaleP:reduce(scoreboard mode)

scoreboard mode items

To get these items, you have to use the command below.

/give @s scaleP:reduce

/give @s scaleP:expand

/function give_item

scoreboard mode

hold expand or reduce and use or touch (LeftClick,RightClick)

then it will be works

In scoreboard mode, tags are executed in place of scores on the scoreboard.

if you want to show with scoreboard

use this command below here

/scoreboard objectives setdisplay sidebar scale ascending 

(At the same time as entering the world, a basic scoreboard will be set)

If you want to sense that, look at this table below and use the scoreboard

View and use the scoreboard college entrance list.

• [scores={“scale”=1}] = scale 0.1
• [scores={“scale”=2}] = scale 0.2
• [scores={“scale”=3}] = scale 0.3
• [scores={“scale”=4}] = scale 0.4
• [scores={“scale”=5}] = scale 0.5
• [scores={“scale”=6}] = scale 0.6
• [scores={“scale”=7}] = scale 0.7
• [scores={“scale”=8}] = scale 0.8
• [scores={“scale”=9}] = scale 0.9
• [scores={“scale”=10}] = scale 1.0
• [scores={“scale”=11}] = scale 1.1
• [scores={“scale”=12}] = scale 1.2
• [scores={“scale”=13}] = scale 13
• [scores={“scale”=14}] = scale 1.4
• [scores={“scale”=15}] = scale 1.5
• [scores={“scale”=16}] = scale 1.6
• [scores={“scale”=17}] = scale 1.7
• [scores={“scale”=18}] = scale 1.8
• [scores={“scale”=19}] = scale 1.9
• [scores={“scale”=20}] = scale 2.0
• [scores={“scale”=21}] = scale 3.0
• [scores={“scale”=22}] = scale 4.0
• [scores={“scale”=23}] = scale 5.0
• [scores={“scale”=24}] = scale 10.0

Command Application Example)

/testfor @a[scores={“scale”=4}]

tag mode

This mode literally uses tags.

If you give a person a designated tag, his or her size changes.

However, you need one tag at a time to operate normally, so you have to delete the existing tag and give it a new tag.

tag list

• S1
• S2
• S3
• S4
• S5
• S6
• S7
• S8
• S9
• S10
• S11
• S12
• S13
• S14
• S15
• S16
• S17
• S18
• S19
• S20
• S30
• S40
• S50
• S100

Each tag is applied with a scale × 0.1

ex) S100 = scale 10

And the tags are matched in order from score 1 to 24 on the scoreboard.

ex) S50 = score 23 , S100 = score 24

Installation

download .mcaddon file or .zip file

I will upload an introductory video on YouTube. If you subscribe, you can see more useful and funny add-on videos in the future

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so I'm learning English hard

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