Modern Military II 1.90.15 Addon for Minecraft PE.mcaddon

Modern Military II v1.90.15 is a large-scale military addon for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that adds modern firearms, tactical weapons, weapon attachments, military equipment, explosive items, special ammunition systems, team gear, armor, visual effects, custom sounds and a dedicated Gunsmith workstation. It is designed for players who want to transform Minecraft into a modern combat experience with assault rifles, sniper rifles, pistols, submachine guns, machine guns, launchers, grenades and tactical nuclear weapons. The addon combines a Resource Pack and a Behavior Pack. The Behavior Pack contains item behavior, weapon functions, projectile logic and JavaScript events, while the Resource Pack provides textures, sounds, animations, models and visual effects.

1. General Addon Overview

Modern Military II focuses on modern combat gameplay rather than survival farming, breeding or fantasy creatures. Most weapons are obtained through crafting recipes, commands or the custom Gunsmith system. Several firearms support attachments such as suppressors, scopes, lasers, stocks, magazines, grips, flashlights and weapon skins.

• Modern firearms and tactical weapons
• Assault rifles, battle rifles, sniper rifles and pistols
• Submachine guns and light machine guns
• Rocket launcher and explosive weapons
• Frag grenades, special grenades and tactical nuclear equipment
• Weapon attachments and cosmetic skins
• Military armor and team equipment
• Custom bullet projectiles and hit notifications
• Custom shooting, reload, explosion and vehicle-style sounds
• Custom smoke, blood, muzzle flash and explosion effects
• Gunsmith workstation for advanced weapon management

2. Packages Included in the Addon

Package	Folder	Purpose	Required
Resource Pack	ModernMili(1)	Contains textures, materials, sounds, particle effects, item icons and visual assets.	Yes
Behavior Pack	WodernMili(1)	Contains items, recipes, entities, functions, weapon behavior and scripts.	Yes
Script Module	WodernMili(1)/scripts	Controls projectile hit events, kill events, sounds and combat feedback.	Included in the Behavior Pack
Gunsmith Recipe System	WodernMili(1)/recipes/table.json	Adds the custom mw:gunsmith workstation.	Included in the Behavior Pack

3. New Creatures, Dragons and Mobs

This addon does not add tameable animals, dragons or breeding creatures. Its custom entities are mainly bullets, grenades, explosions, target objects, visual effects and special military entities.

Entity	Identifier or File	Description
Gun Bullet	mw:gun_bullet	Projectile entity used by several firearms.
Grenade	mw:grenade	Throwable explosive projectile with a delayed explosion.
JGN Grenade	mw:jgn_grenade	Special grenade entity connected to the JGN equipment system.
RPG-7 Projectile	mw:rpg7	Rocket projectile used by the RPG-7 weapon.
Nuclear Projectile	mw:nuke	Special high-impact explosive entity used by the tactical nuke system.
Target Entity	mw:target	Training target used for testing weapons and attachments.
Military Bot	mw:player_head	Custom bot-style entity referenced by the addon.
Firework Effects	mw:phaohoa and mw:phaohoa_ban	Visual effect entities used for colorful explosions and special effects.
Shooting Glow	mw:shoot_glow	Temporary visual effect created during shooting events.

4. How to Obtain Weapons and Items

4.1 Obtaining Items Through Creative Mode

1. Activate the Resource Pack and Behavior Pack in the same world.
2. Enable the experimental features required by your Minecraft version.
3. Open the Creative inventory.
4. Search for weapon names, military equipment, steel, polymer, netherite steel, grenades and armor.
5. Use the Gunsmith workstation when a weapon is not visible in the normal inventory.

4.2 Obtaining Items Through Commands

Enable cheats before using commands. Most custom items use the mw namespace.

/give @s mw:ak47 1
/give @s mw:m4 1
/give @s mw:mp5 1
/give @s mw:ax50 1
/give @s mw:grenade 1
/give @s mw:steel 16
/give @s mw:polymer 16
/give @s mw:netherite_steel 16
/give @s mw:gunsmith 1

The exact item availability can vary according to the installed Minecraft Bedrock version and whether the Behavior Pack has loaded correctly.

4.3 How to Use the Gunsmith

1. Craft the Gunsmith using the recipe shown in the crafting section.
2. Place the Gunsmith in the world.
3. Use the Gunsmith as the main workstation for the addon.
4. Craft weapons using steel, polymer, netherite steel, wood, planks, iron ingots and Nether materials.
5. Use weapon functions to apply compatible attachments.

4.4 How to Craft Materials

The addon adds three important materials: Steel, Polymer and Netherite Steel.

• Steel is created from iron ingots and flint and steel.
• Polymer is created from a normal potion and a milk bucket.
• Netherite Steel is created from Steel and Netherite Scrap.

4.5 How to Use Attachments

Attachments are separate items. They are not animals or entities and do not require breeding, taming or riding. Use the matching function or the addon-specific attachment system to place them in the correct inventory slots.

/function ak47
/function ak47barrel
/function ak47sight
/function ak47stock
/function ak47skin
/function de
/function debarrel
/function delight
/function demag
/function desight
/function desup
/function 2011akimbo

Use /function clearatch to clear attachment slots when testing a different configuration.

4.6 Riding and Flying

Modern Military II does not provide a general mountable dragon, horse or flying mob system. The addon is focused on firearms, projectiles and military equipment. Weapons such as the RPG-7, grenades and the tactical nuke are used as projectiles or explosive items rather than rideable entities.

5. Complete Crafting Recipe Table

All recipes below use the crafting table unless otherwise stated. The letters in the Pattern column represent the ingredients listed in the Key column.

Result	Pattern	Key
Gunsmith	XXX / XAX / XBX	X = Iron Ingot; A = Anvil; B = Crafting Table
Steel	Shapeless	3 Iron Ingots + 1 Flint and Steel
Polymer	Shapeless	1 Potion with data 0 + 1 Milk Bucket
Netherite Steel	Shapeless	4 Steel + 4 Netherite Scrap
AK-47	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Oak Planks
AX-50	AAA / CDB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Ingot; C = Netherite Steel; D = Nether Star
Browning	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Steel; C = Oak Planks
Desert Eagle	AA / CB / C	A = Steel; B = Nether Star; C = Polymer
Deamon Akimbo	AA / CB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Ingot; C = Iron Ingot
FAL	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Dark Oak Planks
HK416	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Blackstone; C = Polymer
Kastov 762	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Steel; C = Polymer
M4	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Polymer
M16	AAA / BBB / B	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot
MP5	AAA / BBB / B	A = Steel; B = Polymer
PKM	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Polymer; C = Oak Planks
Riveter	AAA / BBB / B	A = Steel; B = Netherite Steel
PP-19	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Steel; C = Oak Planks
RPK	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Netherite Steel; C = Dark Oak Planks
Rytec	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Nether Star; C = Netherite Steel
SCAR	AAA / BBB / B	A = Netherite Steel; B = Polymer
Signal 50	AAA / CCB / C	A = Netherite Ingot; B = Nether Star; C = Netherite Steel
SKS	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Birch Planks
SLR	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Oak Wood
SLR-107	AAA / CCB / C	A = Steel; B = Iron Ingot; C = Oak Wood
TAQ-M	AAA / BBB / B	A = Steel; B = Polymer
TAQ-V	AAA / BBB / B	A = Iron Ingot; B = Polymer
X13 Pistol	AA / BB / B	A = Steel; B = Polymer

6. Weapons, Equipment and Attachments

Category	Items	Gameplay Role
Assault Rifles	AK-47, M4, M16, HK416, Kastov 762, SCAR, FAL	Balanced weapons for close and medium-range combat.
Submachine Guns	MP5, PP-19	Fast-firing weapons for close combat.
Machine Guns	PKM, RPK, Browning	High-volume fire and sustained combat.
Sniper and Marksman Rifles	AX-50, Signal 50, Rytec, SKS, SLR, SLR-107, TAQ-M	Long-range precision and high-damage attacks.
Pistols	Desert Eagle, X13, Deamon Akimbo	Secondary weapons and fast close-range attacks.
Special Weapons	Riveter, RPG-7, Minigun, Tactical Nuke	Heavy damage, explosive attacks or special combat effects.
Attachments	Scopes, red dots, lasers, suppressors, stocks, grips, magazines, barrels, flashlights and skins	Changes weapon handling, appearance or tactical function.
Armor	US Armor, RU Armor, JGN equipment and Night Vision	Military protection and special equipment support.

7. Special Equipment Effects

Equipment	Special Effect
Suppressor	Provides a quieter weapon effect and changes the weapon configuration.
Red Dot and Holographic Sights	Improves aiming visibility and gives the weapon a tactical sight appearance.
Scopes	Provides a magnified aiming style for compatible weapons.
Laser Attachments	Adds a visible laser-style aiming effect.
Flashlight	Adds a tactical light attachment to compatible pistols.
Stocks and Grips	Change the visual configuration and handling setup of compatible firearms.
Weapon Skins	Changes the appearance of selected weapons without creating a new weapon category.
Night Vision	Provides night-combat support when the item is configured correctly in the installed version.
JGN Equipment	Uses locked armor slots to maintain the special equipment configuration.
Grenades	Creates a delayed explosive effect after being thrown.
RPG-7	Launches a rocket projectile with an explosive impact.
Tactical Nuke	Activates a powerful special explosive effect. Use it only in test worlds or backup worlds.
Combat Hit Feedback	Displays a message showing the hit target and approximate distance when a projectile hits an entity.

8. Useful Commands

Command	Purpose
/give @s mw:ak47 1	Gives an AK-47.
/give @s mw:ax50 1	Gives an AX-50 sniper rifle.
/give @s mw:gunsmith 1	Gives the Gunsmith workstation.
/give @s mw:steel 16	Gives Steel materials.
/give @s mw:polymer 16	Gives Polymer materials.
/give @s mw:netherite_steel 16	Gives Netherite Steel materials.
/give @s mw:grenade 1	Gives a grenade.
/give @s mw:rpg7 1	Gives the RPG-7 item if available in the installed build.
/function clearatch	Clears attachment slots.
/function ak47	Applies the AK-47 attachment setup defined by the addon.
/function ak47barrel	Applies the AK-47 barrel setup.
/function ak47sight	Applies the AK-47 sight setup.
/function ak47stock	Applies the AK-47 stock setup.
/function ak47skin	Applies the AK-47 skin setup.
/function de	Applies the Desert Eagle setup.
/function debarrel	Applies a Desert Eagle barrel setup.
/function delight	Applies the Desert Eagle flashlight setup.
/function demag	Applies the Desert Eagle magazine setup.
/function desight	Applies the Desert Eagle sight setup.
/function desup	Applies the Desert Eagle suppressor setup.
/function 2011akimbo	Applies the Deamon Akimbo attachment setup.

Always test destructive commands such as the tactical nuke in a separate world. Create a backup before using explosive equipment in an important survival world.

9. Installation Guide

1. Make a backup of the Minecraft world where the addon will be installed.
2. Import the addon package or copy the Resource Pack and Behavior Pack folders to the appropriate Minecraft Bedrock development pack directories.
3. Open Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
4. Create a new world or edit an existing world.
5. Open the Resource Packs section.
6. Activate the Modern Military II Resource Pack.
7. Open the Behavior Packs section.
8. Activate the Modern Military II Behavior Pack.
9. Enable the experimental features requested by the addon or by your Minecraft version.
10. Enable cheats if you want to use commands and functions.
11. Make sure the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack have matching versions.
12. Enter the world and test the Gunsmith, one firearm, one projectile and one attachment.

Load Order Notes

The addon contains two main packs and both should be enabled together.

1. Place the Modern Military II Behavior Pack above other weapon, projectile or combat addons that modify the same vanilla systems.
2. Place the Modern Military II Resource Pack above packs that replace the same gun, sound, particle or item textures.
3. If another addon contains a custom player entity, projectile system, script module or firearm namespace, test the packs separately to avoid conflicts.
4. Do not activate multiple addons that use the same item identifiers, entity identifiers or incompatible script API versions.
5. If the addon is installed together with a general weapons addon, load Modern Military II after the other weapon pack when its textures or item behavior are being overwritten.

10. Minecraft Bedrock Compatibility

The Resource Pack declares a minimum engine version of 1.17.0. The Behavior Pack declares a minimum engine version of 1.20.80 and depends on beta versions of the Minecraft Server, Server UI and GameTest APIs. Therefore, the Behavior Pack determines the practical compatibility of the complete addon.

Minecraft Bedrock Version	Compatibility	Reason
1.17.x	Not supported as a complete addon	The Resource Pack declares 1.17.0, but the Behavior Pack requires newer engine and scripting features.
1.18.x	Not supported	The Behavior Pack minimum version is higher than this release.
1.19.x	Not supported	The Behavior Pack uses a 1.20.80 minimum engine declaration and beta APIs.
1.20.0 to 1.20.79	Partially supported	Some item and resource files may load, but the Behavior Pack minimum engine is 1.20.80.
1.20.80 to 1.20.81	Good compatibility	This range matches the declared minimum engine version of the Behavior Pack.
1.20.90 to 1.20.100	Good compatibility	Core item, recipe and function systems should work if the required beta APIs are available.
1.21.0 to 1.21.30	Good compatibility	The addon structure is suitable for modern Bedrock versions, subject to script API changes.
1.21.40 to 1.21.80	Partially supported	Older beta script dependencies may require experimental settings or may produce warnings.
1.21.90 to 1.21.100	Partially supported	Item and recipe systems may work, but script and entity behavior should be tested in a backup world.
1.26.x and newer	Partially supported and unverified	The addon was built around older beta API dependencies. Compatibility depends on API migration and current Bedrock behavior changes.

11. Common Problems and Solutions

Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
Weapons do not appear	The Behavior Pack is not active or the item namespace is unavailable.	Reactivate the Behavior Pack, enable experiments and test the item with a command.
Textures are missing	The Resource Pack is disabled or loaded below another conflicting pack.	Activate the Resource Pack and move it above conflicting texture packs.
Weapons have incorrect textures	Another addon overwrites the same item texture or icon.	Change the Resource Pack order or disable the conflicting weapon pack.
Recipes do not work	The Behavior Pack is not loaded, the recipe file is not recognized or the required ingredients are incorrect.	Use the exact materials listed in the recipe table and test the Gunsmith recipe first.
Scripts do not run	The installed Minecraft version does not support the declared beta APIs.	Use a compatible Bedrock release, enable required experiments and check the Behavior Pack dependencies.
Attachments disappear	The wrong function was used or the attachment was placed in an incompatible slot.	Clear the attachment slots and use the function matching the weapon.
Projectiles do not hit correctly	Another projectile addon or script is interfering with the bullet entity.	Test Modern Military II alone and then adjust the Behavior Pack order.
Explosions cause lag	Grenades, rockets, visual effects or the tactical nuke create many effects at once.	Use fewer explosive entities, lower simulation distance and avoid using the tactical nuke near important builds.
Commands return an unknown item error	The item identifier is incorrect or the Behavior Pack is not active.	Check the mw namespace and make sure the pack is enabled in the current world.
The world crashes when opening	Script API incompatibility or conflict with another addon.	Restore the backup, disable other script-based addons and test the pack in a new world.

12. Frequently Asked Questions

Is Modern Military II a Java Edition mod?

No. The files are structured as Minecraft Bedrock Edition Resource Pack and Behavior Pack content.

Does the addon add dragons or tameable mobs?

No. The addon is a modern military weapons addon. Its custom entities are mainly bullets, grenades, explosions, targets and visual effect entities.

Can the weapons be crafted in survival mode?

Yes. The addon includes recipes for the Gunsmith, materials and many firearms. Some special items may be easier to obtain through Creative Mode or commands.

Do I need the Resource Pack and Behavior Pack?

Yes. The Resource Pack provides the visual and audio assets, while the Behavior Pack provides recipes, items, functions, scripts and weapon behavior.

Can I use the addon without experimental features?

Some basic resource and item content may load without experiments, but the script module and advanced behavior may require experimental settings depending on the Minecraft version.

Does the addon support multiplayer?

It may work in multiplayer when every player joins a world with the same packs enabled. Script API support, server settings and conflicting addons can affect multiplayer stability.

Can I use the tactical nuke in a survival world?

It is strongly recommended to test the tactical nuke in a separate world because explosive effects can damage terrain, entities and builds and may cause performance problems.

How can I remove attachments?

Use /function clearatch to clear the configured attachment slots before applying another attachment setup.

Why does the addon display beta dependencies?

The Behavior Pack manifest declares beta versions of the Minecraft Server, Server UI and GameTest APIs. This means compatibility depends on the API support provided by the installed Bedrock version.

Does the addon include vehicles?

The addon contains military-themed entities and vehicle-related sounds, but the available files primarily focus on firearms, projectiles, equipment and explosive systems. Vehicle behavior should be verified in the specific installed build.

13. Author and Addon Information

Information	Details
Addon Name	Modern Military II v1.90.15
Manifest Name	Modern Military II v1.90.15 Beta
Edition	Minecraft Bedrock Edition
Resource Pack Minimum Engine	1.17.0
Behavior Pack Minimum Engine	1.20.80
Resource Pack UUID	e92755a5-588c-4d5a-9ea8-477b5cdee88c
Behavior Pack UUID	1e08a32e-7d4b-408c-b5f8-9b9919de4315
Script Entry Point	scripts/Main.js
Bullet Logic	scripts/bullet.js
Namespace	mw
Author	Not declared in the manifest files included with this package.
Release Status	Beta build according to the manifest description.
Recommended Use	Test the addon in a new or backed-up world before adding it to a long-term survival world.