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Addon: Akiohh's Combat Equipment

Akiohh's Combat Equipment is a survival-friendly weapon addon for Minecraft Bedrock. It adds animated firearms, magazines, attachments, loot, armor, backpack storage, a laptop shop and an extraction system inspired by extraction shooters.

The project is still being expanded, but the current version already includes 8 weapons, survival loot, traders, armor tiers, costumes and several utility systems.

Created By Menkrep P

Main features

animated equip, unequip, shooting, magazine checks and inspection;
manual magazines and ammo loading;
muzzle, laser, scope, stock, magazine and foregrip attachments;
loot crates, safes, ammo boxes, money and valuable items;
armor tiers, costumes, backpack storage and laptop shop;
extraction by calling a vehicle from a flare structure.

Weapons

The addon currently includes Colt M1911, Glock-17, Mosin Nagant, Barret M82, Tactile T2, HK416C, Honey Badger and SCAR-L. Guns support hip fire, aiming down sights, magazine checks and melee swings.

Controls

Sneak: aim down sights;
Right click or hold interact: shoot, or attach a magazine when the weapon is empty;
Sneak + hit: check ammo in the attached magazine;
Hit air or block: detach the magazine, or inspect an empty weapon;
Hit entity: melee swing.

Attachments and loot

Attachment mode uses the attachment kit in the 9th hotbar slot. You can install muzzle devices, lasers, scopes, stocks, larger magazines and foregrips. Survival mode requires the actual attachment items.

Structures can contain money, ammo, attachments and valuable loot. Crates require a crowbar, safes require lockpicks and have a failure chance, and rarer loot can be sold for more money.

Backpack, armor and shop

The backpack opens from the first hotbar slot and stores items through a unique ID. Armor is split into tiers 1-4, and the addon includes Ghost and Hazmat costumes. The laptop shop lets players buy weapons, armor, magazines, bullets and attachments.

Before playing

Turn off View Bobbing and Entity Dithering in video settings to avoid the realistic scope bug. The addon page states that no experimental features are required, so the post uses settings=0.