Star's FPS Counter Addon

Star's FPS Counter Minecraft mod will be useful in the game and PVP. The FPS counter addon will display on the player's screen. This information will be useful during the game to understand the FPS level. Stop guessing whether your game is actually dropping frames or if your brain is playing tricks on you, because Star's FPS Counter Addon slaps an ultra-clean, real-time performance readout directly onto your HUD. It gives mobile, console, and PC players the instant hardware telemetry they need without forcing anyone to mess with clunky third-party overlays.

Playing Minecraft Bedrock across phones, tablets, or consoles has always come with one massive blind spot: you never truly know what your frame rate is doing. On Java, you can just tap F3 to pull up a full wall of debug stats, but Bedrock leaves you completely in the dark. You might be testing out a heavy visual overhaul, building an industrial-sized iron farm, or pushing your render distance to the absolute limit, only to wonder if that sudden camera hitch was lag or a legitimate FPS drop. This utility solves that exact frustration by projecting a sleek, non-intrusive live digit counter right onto your screen, giving you raw, unfiltered feedback on how your client is handling the current load.



PvP sweats and competitive server regulars grinding on The Hive or Bedwars will find this HUD element indispensable. When you are sweating it out in high-stakes bridge duels, sprint-resetting, and timing critical jump-hits, frame pacing is the difference between clutching a win and getting knocked into the void. Having live frame data lets you dial in your video settings with surgical precision. If you notice your frames cratering during intense splash potion spam or multi-team skirmishes, you can tweak your anti-aliasing, reduce particle render distance, and find the exact graphical sweet spot that keeps your game feeling responsive and fluid.

Survival builders working on massive world projects will get just as much mileage out of this tool. Pushing hundreds of villagers into a trading hall, stacking automated sorters, or running high-density mob grinders can silently choke your device. With this monitor running in the corner of your screen, you can pinpoint the exact chunk borders and farm designs that cause hardware bottlenecks. It turns base optimization into a breeze, letting you troubleshoot lag sources in your world before your realm turns into a stuttering mess.

Customization is dialed in right out of the box through modular subpack settings. You aren't stuck with an obnoxious, oversized number blocking your hotbar or health hearts; you can easily dive into the resource pack settings gear to adjust the display size to match your screen resolution. Whether you are gaming on a tiny phone screen where UI real estate is precious or relaxing on a massive living room television, you can scale the readout so it stays easily readable without getting in the way of your crosshair.

The best part of the whole package is that it operates purely as an optimized client-side resource pack. That means it doesn't require risky experimental gameplay toggles, nor will it disable Xbox achievements on your long-term survival worlds or realm saves. Getting it running takes seconds: download the .mcpack file, let Minecraft import it directly into your global resources, flip off "View Bobbing" in your standard video settings for flawless tracking, and jump right into the action. If you want to know exactly how hard your hardware is working during every raid, boss fight, and mining run, load up Star's FPS Counter Addon and take total control over your performance.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!