Verity by MeBesm is a horror-themed Minecraft Bedrock addon that adds the Verity character, hostile chase events, interactive Verity entities, cinematic scares, a camera, a flashlight, cardboard box events, custom sounds, dialogue systems, and story-driven gameplay mechanics.
- The addon adds a complete Verity horror experience to Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
- It includes a hostile Verity Monster that can chase players, attack them, break doors, climb, scream, and trigger temporary status effects.
- It includes interactive Verity entities that can follow the player and display different facial expressions.
- The Camera can temporarily freeze nearby Verity Monsters, darken the screen, increase Verity's anger, and trigger special reactions.
- The Flashlight creates a temporary light source and has limited durability.
- The addon contains custom models, animations, sounds, particles, attachables, dialogues, story events, and visual horror effects.
- The addon requires both a Behavior Pack and a Resource Pack.
- The addon does not add dragons, eggs, breeding, traditional taming, or rideable flying creatures.
| Package |
Type |
Purpose |
Required |
| Verity Behavior Pack |
Behavior Pack |
Contains entities, items, crafting recipes, scripts, events, dialogues, and story progression. |
Yes |
| Verity Resource Pack |
Resource Pack |
Contains models, textures, animations, sounds, particles, attachables, render controllers, and translations. |
Yes |
| Entity |
Identifier |
Description |
Behavior |
| Verity Monster |
mebesm:verity_chase |
The main hostile horror entity. |
Chases and attacks players, breaks doors, climbs, and triggers scream events. |
| Verity |
mebesm:verityball |
An interactive Verity entity with different facial expressions. |
Can be picked up and can follow a registered player. |
| Falling Verity |
mebesm:verityball_fall |
A visual entity used during falling or transitional events. |
Used mainly for scripted visual effects. |
| Verity Window |
mebesm:verity_window |
A temporary horror entity used for window scare events. |
Automatically disappears after approximately 15 seconds. |
| Cardboard Box |
mebesm:cardboard_box |
An inanimate entity used in scripted horror scenes. |
Controlled by addon events and immune to normal damage. |
4.1 How to Obtain Items
- Open the Creative inventory and search for the addon items.
- You can also use commands to obtain the items.
- The main items are the Camera, Flashlight, and three Verity items.
- The Verity item identifiers are
mebesm:verity_inventory_1, mebesm:verity_inventory_2, and mebesm:verity_inventory_3.
4.2 How to Hatch an Egg
- This addon does not include an egg-hatching system.
- No creature eggs, incubation blocks, or hatching timers are included.
- Verity entities are created through items, commands, and scripted events.
4.3 How to Raise or Breed Creatures
- This addon does not include breeding or creature growth mechanics.
- The Verity entity can follow a player, but it cannot be bred or raised like a vanilla animal.
- The Verity Monster is a hostile event entity and cannot be bred.
4.4 How to Tame Verity
- Use one of the Verity items from the Creative inventory or with a command.
- Use the Verity item to create a Verity entity.
- Interact with the Verity entity to pick it up when the interaction prompt appears.
- Some story events automatically register a player as the Verity owner.
- The follow system uses a custom scripted ownership system rather than normal vanilla taming.
4.5 How to Ride or Fly
- The addon does not provide a rideable Verity entity.
- The addon does not provide a flying mount.
- The Verity entity can follow the player but cannot be mounted or controlled as a vehicle.
4.6 How to Collect Materials
- The Camera requires Glass, Iron Ingots, and Redstone.
- The Flashlight requires Iron Ingots, Glass, and Redstone.
- Glass can be obtained by smelting Sand in a Furnace.
- Iron Ingots can be obtained by smelting Raw Iron.
- Redstone can be obtained by mining Redstone Ore.
- No custom Verity ore or special crafting material is included.
| Item |
Crafting Pattern |
Materials |
Result |
| Camera |
G
IRI
I
|
1 Glass, 3 Iron Ingots, 1 Redstone |
1 Camera |
| Flashlight |
I
IGI
R
|
3 Iron Ingots, 1 Glass, 1 Redstone |
1 Flashlight |
- G means Glass.
- I means Iron Ingot.
- R means Redstone.
- Both recipes are crafted in a Crafting Table.
- The recipes are unlocked when the player obtains Redstone.
| Equipment |
Durability |
Special Effect |
| Camera |
10 uses |
Creates a flash, darkens nearby players' screens, temporarily freezes Verity Monsters, increases Verity's anger, and can trigger a special reaction. |
| Flashlight |
540 durability points |
Creates a temporary light source while being used. |
| Verity Item 1 |
Not applicable |
Creates a Verity entity with a specific visual state. |
| Verity Item 2 |
Not applicable |
Creates a Verity entity with another visual state. |
| Verity Item 3 |
Not applicable |
Creates a Verity entity with another visual state. |
Camera Mechanics
- The Camera has a cooldown of approximately 12 seconds.
- It temporarily darkens the screen of the user and nearby players.
- Nearby Verity Monsters can receive strong Slowness and Mining Fatigue effects.
- Each successful flash increases the global Verity anger value.
- When the anger value reaches the configured threshold, a special reaction can occur.
- The Camera loses durability after use and breaks when its durability is depleted.
Flashlight Mechanics
- The Flashlight creates temporary light while held or used.
- The light effect is generated through temporary light blocks.
- The item has limited durability and eventually breaks.
| Command |
Purpose |
/give @s mebesm:camera 1 |
Gives the player one Camera. |
/give @s mebesm:flashlight 1 |
Gives the player one Flashlight. |
/give @s mebesm:verity_inventory_1 1 |
Gives the first Verity item. |
/give @s mebesm:verity_inventory_2 1 |
Gives the second Verity item. |
/give @s mebesm:verity_inventory_3 1 |
Gives the third Verity item. |
/summon mebesm:verity_chase ~ ~ ~ |
Summons a Verity Monster. |
/summon mebesm:verityball ~ ~ ~ |
Summons an interactive Verity entity. |
/summon mebesm:verity_window ~ ~ ~ |
Summons a Verity Window event. |
/summon mebesm:cardboard_box ~ ~ ~ |
Summons a Cardboard Box. |
/kill @e[type=mebesm:verity_chase] |
Removes all Verity Monsters. |
/kill @e[type=mebesm:verityball] |
Removes all Verity entities. |
Commands require Cheats or operator permissions.
- Import both the Verity Behavior Pack and the Verity Resource Pack into Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
- Open Minecraft and create a new world or edit an existing world.
- Open the Behavior Packs section and activate the Verity Behavior Pack.
- Open the Resource Packs section and activate the Verity Resource Pack.
- Make sure both packs are enabled in the same world.
- Enable Cheats if you want to use commands.
- Enter the world and search the Creative inventory for the addon items.
- Test the addon in a backup or test world before using it in an important survival world.
Recommended Load Order
- Place the Verity Resource Pack above other packs that modify the same textures, models, sounds, or animations.
- Place the Verity Behavior Pack above other packs that modify the same entities or scripts.
- Keep the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack enabled together.
- If another addon uses the same camera, light block, entity, or Script API systems, conflicts may occur.
- If textures or models are missing, move the Verity Resource Pack higher in the Resource Pack list.
- If entity behavior does not work, move the Verity Behavior Pack higher in the Behavior Pack list.
| Minecraft Version |
Compatibility |
Reason |
| 1.20 and older |
Not supported |
The addon uses newer entity formats, item components, and Script API features. |
| 1.21.0 to 1.21.109 |
Not officially supported |
The Resource Pack requires Minecraft 1.21.110 or newer, while the Behavior Pack uses newer script features. |
| 1.21.110 |
Partially compatible |
The Resource Pack meets its minimum version, but some Behavior Pack and beta Script API features may not work correctly. |
| 1.21.120 to 1.21.x |
Partially compatible |
Basic resources may load, but script behavior can vary between game versions. |
| 1.26.0 |
Good compatibility |
The Behavior Pack declares 1.26.0 as its minimum engine version. |
| 1.26.30 and newer 1.26 versions |
Recommended |
The addon is prepared for Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.30 and newer versions. |
| Future versions after 1.26.x |
Not guaranteed |
Future updates may change the Script API, entity components, camera system, or resource formats. |
| Problem |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
| The addon does not appear in the world. |
One of the packs is disabled. |
Enable both the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack. |
| Entities are invisible or have missing textures. |
The Resource Pack is disabled or has a lower priority. |
Enable the Resource Pack and move it higher in the load order. |
| Items have missing names. |
The Resource Pack or language files are not loaded correctly. |
Restart Minecraft and re-enable the Resource Pack. |
| The Camera does nothing. |
The script is not running or the Camera is on cooldown. |
Wait for the cooldown and confirm that the Behavior Pack is active. |
| The Flashlight does not create light. |
The script cannot place temporary light blocks or another addon is interfering. |
Move the Behavior Pack higher and test the addon in a new world. |
| The Verity Monster does not chase the player. |
The entity was spawned outside the normal story or script conditions. |
Use the official summon command and confirm that the Behavior Pack is active. |
| The game crashes or scripts stop working. |
Another addon conflicts with the same Script API or entity systems. |
Test the Verity addon alone, then enable other addons one at a time. |
| An old world behaves incorrectly. |
The world contains outdated addon data. |
Create a backup and test the current addon version in a new world. |
Does the addon add dragons?
No. The addon focuses on Verity horror entities and does not add dragons.
Does the addon include eggs?
No. The current addon files do not include eggs or an egg-hatching system.
Can Verity be tamed like a wolf?
Verity uses a custom scripted ownership and follow system. It is not tamed using normal food-based mechanics.
Can I ride or fly with Verity?
No. The Verity entity is not configured as a rideable or flying mount.
Can the Verity Monster be killed?
The Verity Monster has very high health and is designed mainly as a horror chase entity. Its behavior may depend on the current story event and script state.
Why does the Camera make Verity angrier?
The Camera intentionally increases the global Verity anger value each time it is successfully used.
Can the Camera freeze monsters forever?
No. The Camera only freezes nearby Verity Monsters temporarily and has a cooldown.
How long does the Verity Window remain?
The Verity Window is configured to disappear after approximately 15 seconds.
Does the Flashlight have unlimited durability?
No. The Flashlight has limited durability and eventually breaks.
Can I use the addon in an existing survival world?
Yes, but creating a backup is strongly recommended. A new test world is safer for checking compatibility.
Does the addon require experimental features?
The entity files are marked as non-experimental, but the Behavior Pack depends on beta versions of the Minecraft Script API. Compatibility may depend on the installed Minecraft version and available API support.
| Information |
Details |
| Addon Name |
Verity by MeBesm |
| Original Author |
MeBesm |
| Localization |
LTVN Vietnamese Localization |
| Pack Version |
1.0.0 |
| Behavior Pack Minimum Engine Version |
1.26.0 |
| Resource Pack Minimum Engine Version |
1.21.110 |
| Behavior Pack Script Entry |
scripts/main.js |
| Required Script API |
@minecraft/server 2.9.0-beta |
| License |
All Rights Reserved |
| Recommended Minecraft Version |
Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.26.30 or newer |
Always back up your world before installing or updating the addon. For the most reliable experience, use both packs together on a clean test world running Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.26.30 or newer.