Add Minecraft Ragdoll Physics (Easy Guide!)

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Minecraft is a pretty simple game. Blocky graphics, basic animations and simple movement. When a player or a mob attacks, the same animation repeats over and over again. And when a mob or entity gets killed, it simply tilts to one side and turns red.

In today’s modern games, when a character gets killed, his body has realistic ragdoll physics – just like in the real world. Minecraft doesn’t have this feature, so players make their own mods to make it better.

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So if you also want mobs to fall in a more realistic way when they kill someone in Minecraft, then this guide is for you. You just have to install one Physics mod.

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Add Ragdoll Physics to Minecraft

Step 1: Download Fabric Mod Loader and Physics Mod

First of all, you have to download Fabric Mod Loader. This mod loader is compatible with the latest version 1.21.5 of Minecraft. Physics mod is currently available only for this version.

• To download Fabric Mod Loader, go to Modrinth
• Download Physics Mod from there as well (creator: haubna)
• You will not need any extra mod, this one mod is enough

Important Note: After downloading the mod, copy it and paste it in this folder:

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C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\mods

Step 2: Activate the mod in the game

Now open the official launcher of Minecraft. Select the game version: Fabric 1.21.5

When the game opens, go to settings and there you should see a Physics Settings option. If it is visible, it means the mod has been installed correctly.

Step 3: Enable Ragdoll Physics

• Go to Physics Settings and open “Mobs” section
• There you will find an option: Ragdoll Physics
• Turn that option on
• Save the settings and enter the world
• Now when a mob hits, it will fall in a realistic way – just like the ragdoll effect

Bonus Tips for Smooth Experience:

• If you are using any mob animation resource pack, disable it. Otherwise the ragdoll effect will not look right.
• If the system is a bit slow, reduce the effects in Physics settings so that it does not lag.
• This mod only works for Java Edition – not for Bedrock players.
• You can easily test it by going into Creative Mode and spawning a mob.

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