Standard, random, weak, super and fake TNT (pure scare), a synchronized ring around the rim, a rocket that launches you skywards and chaser TNT that follows you.
Fill the unbreakable box and keep it at 100% while chat blows it apart with TNT, meteors and black holes.
Bedrock Box is the classic "streamer versus the audience". The app builds a bedrock box floating in the air, with unbreakable glass walls and an optional lid. There is no start button: the countdown begins on its own the moment the box hits 100%. From there you just have to keep it full until the counter reaches zero — which is exactly when chat starts throwing. Lose blocks and the counter restarts from the top.
You play; chat helps or sabotages. The objective, the timer and the scoreboard are drawn inside the game itself, so they show up on stream without setting anything up in OBS.
The Play command raises the box with the size, height, countdown and time limit you choose, and teleports you on top of it.
You place blocks with right click, no item and no tools needed. Auto-fill is there for testing, but on stream the fun is doing it by hand.
At 100% the counter starts. If the box stops being full, the counter restarts from the beginning: you have to patch holes as fast as chat opens them.
At zero the win is celebrated and the box empties itself for the next round. You can change the size or the walls between rounds without rebuilding anything by hand.
Every command is mapped to a gift, bits, a sub, likes or a chat keyword. These are the mode's families of effects.
Standard, random, weak, super and fake TNT (pure scare), a synchronized ring around the rim, a rocket that launches you skywards and chaser TNT that follows you.
Meteor, comet rain, a black hole that sucks everything to the centre and lightning that wipes the topmost filled layer.
Endermen that steal blocks from the box and waves of mobs that spawn INSIDE it carrying the viewer's name — clearing them gets its own celebration.
Fill blocks from the bottom up, widen your reach, lock you in a glass prison or change the wall material.
Same for every minigame: once the app and the server are connected, Bedrock Box starts with a single command.
Download the app, install it and open it. Nothing else to configure to get started.
Link TikTok LIVE, Twitch or Kick from the app. Events — gifts, bits, subs, likes and chat — start arriving in real time.
The app installs and launches a local Paper server with the OverInteractive plugin for you. You just join that server from your Minecraft Java.
A trigger is simply "this gift → this command". Start from a ready-made template and change whatever you want.
Run the minigame's Play command (or wire a trigger that launches it) and the round starts with its objective and scoreboard.
The list comes from the mod's real catalog, so it always matches what you have installed. Each command shows its parameters and default values.
Your audience normally fires them through triggers, but you can also type them in the game chat. Parameters go after the command in that same order, separated by spaces: [in brackets] are optional (leave them out and the chip's default value is used) and <in angles> must be given. The button copies the line with the default values already filled in.
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OverInteractive is free to start: install it, connect Minecraft and your audience is already inside the game.
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