Debug Viewer for Minecraft Bedrock Edition
Have you ever wanted the developer settings from Minecraft DEV? Well this is your perfect opportunity - with Debug Viewer, you are able to view settings from Minecraft DEV and use it to see some hidden upcoming Ore UI documentations. This method is allowed to do within Minecraft as it is just hidden premade debug files for Minecraft DEV and is allowed to be used within Worlds, Realms and Multiplayer Servers.
Debug
• Show developer console button.
• Assertions break in the debugger.
• Assertions show a model dialog.
• Feature Toggles. (governed by FeatureToggles.cpp)
• Transport layer type.
• Remote Imgui Enabled.
• Display Skin Rotation Speed Multiplier.
• Toggle All Skins Rotate.
• Enable debug HUD.
• Render bouncing box.
• find mobs.
• Render paths.
• Render goal state.
• Reset client ID.
• Show chunk map.
• Chunk Map View Mode.
• Render mob info state.
• Disable Terrain Drawing.
• Disable Entities Drawing.
• Disable Block Entities Drawing.
• Disable Particles Drawing.
• Disable Sky Drawing.
• Disable Weather Drawing.
• Disable Hud Drawing.
• Disable Item-in-Hand Drawing.
• Disable Main Menu CubeMap Drawing.
• Disable Main Menu Paperdoll Animation.
• Leak Memory.
• Show build info.
• Performance Turtle.
• Profiling Configuration.
• Enable profiler.
• Enable New Particle System.
• Achievements always enabled.
• Gameplay Tips.
• Use IPv6 Only.
• Disable Client Blob Cache.
• Force Client Blob Cache On For Local Games.
UI Debug
• Open Ore UI Documentation.
• Open Ore UI Test Screens.
• Open Ore UI Test Modal.
• Reset modal.
• Show Touch Control Selection Screen.
Flighting Debug
• Display Treatments.
• Override Experimental Treatments.
• Apply Treatments.
• Display Progressions.
• Override Progressions.
Automation
• Enable Rerunning Failed Tests.
• Enable Running Entire Server Test Group.
• Disable User Input While Running Functional Tests.
• Enable Assert on Level Diff While Running Server Tests.
Installation
Installation Guide
1. Click on the green text below.
2. Complete the LinkVertise steps.
3. Install the file from MediaFire.
4. Open the file via Minecraft.
5. It will redirect you to Minecraft which then you will press Settings.
6. Go to the Global Resources category and enable the Debug Viewer resource pack.
7. Exit Settings and there you have it. Enjoy!