1.9 style PvP
Combat that respects the cooldown. Land your hits at full charge, and tune every setting until it feels like yours.
A PvP focused Bedrock client for Windows. Try the real menu below.
Combat that respects the cooldown. Land your hits at full charge, and tune every setting until it feels like yours.
Drop in, hit hard. Auto Mace lines up the smash and times it for you, whether you're falling or gliding.
Shield up? Not for long. Shield Breaker pulls the axe from your hotbar and breaks their guard so the fight keeps moving.
Bridge a gap, save a fall, wall yourself in mid fight. Scaffold, Clutch and BlockIn do the placing so you can focus on the fight.
Keep gliding. Dive toward the ground and Elytra Charge boosts you back up with a Wind Charge. Pull up and you're flying again.
Every highlight links to its real settings in the menu above.
Windows 10 or 11 and your own copy of Minecraft for Windows.
Download Eclipse, run the installer, and sign in with your Eclipse account. The launcher checks your Minecraft version for you.
Download the launcherSubscribe in the launcher if you haven't yet, then press Play. In game, press Right Shift to open the menu.
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Sort of. The menu above is the real thing: open modules, change settings, try Appearance and Configs. It won't run Minecraft, so you can't feel the gameplay, and a few artwork heavy panels are captures rather than live controls.
Eclipse works with specific Minecraft for Windows releases. The launcher checks yours and, if you need a different version, installs the right one for you. Your normal Minecraft installation stays as it is.
Eclipse itself, all of it. Minecraft for Windows is separate, so you'll need your own copy.
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Yes. Eclipse is a small independent project and is not signed with a paid publisher certificate, so Windows warns the first time you run the installer. Click More info and check that it says App: Eclipse-win-Setup.exe and Publisher: Unknown publisher. If it does, choose Run anyway. If it shows a different app name, or you got the file anywhere other than the download page, don't run it. Some antivirus programs may also react to tools that work inside Minecraft.