Sleeping Coffins Mod / Addon

Sleeping Coffins mod
Swap cozy for creepy and make nighttime your aesthetic. Sleeping Coffins turns your spawn point into a statement piece in Minecraft Bedrock: you crash in a coffin, set your spawn, and push the clock to sunrise just like a bed—only with proper gothic vibes.

I tested it on a survival server and the rule is clear: to skip the night, every player has to be sleeping in a coffin from this add-on. Vanilla beds or beds from other packs don’t count toward sleep detection, so tell your crew to craft their own before the phantoms show up. Once everyone’s tucked in, the night flips fast, and you wake right where you meant to—inside the coffin, spawn set, ready to loot your own crypt if things go sideways.



Crafting is straightforward and flexible. Coffins come in all wood types and colors, so you can match a spruce castle, a warped-Nether chapel, or a mangrove swamp hut without clashing with your build. The in-game Add-On Guide covers recipes and options; craft it first, skim the quick usage tips, and you’ll be placing styled spawn points in minutes. I keep one coffin in my ender chest, drop it in a safe room before big digs, and stash another in a travel kit for quick outposts. They’re compact, screenshot-friendly, and they make base bedrooms feel like intentional sets instead of a bed jammed in a corner.

On SMP, label coffins or color-code by player so nobody steals your spawn in a rush. For roleplay, lean into it—line a chapel with varied wood coffins, run a “curfew” before raids, or hide a secret coffin under a trapdoor as your emergency respawn. Functionally, it’s a bed; stylistically, it’s a whole mood. If your world skews spooky—or you just want a cleaner theme—Sleeping Coffins nails the look without changing the bed logic you rely on in Minecraft Bedrock.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Use Minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!