v0.3.0

• The Brute, a bigger criminal on both editions: a muscular inmate in an orange or striped tank top, with tattooed arms, a shaved head and a scar. He has twice the health, hits hard, is hard to push back and isn't afraid of guard dogs. Spawn him with the Brute spawn egg.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.3.0.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.3.0+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.2.1

• The burglar's eye mask stands out: the beanie is now navy and sits a row higher, with a strip of forehead between it and the mask.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.2.1.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.2.1+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.2.0

• Criminals to put in your prison, on both editions: a striped convict, an inmate in an orange jumpsuit, a masked burglar and a gangster in a pinstripe suit. They shuffle about, keep away from guard dogs and hit back when hit. Guards leave them alone. Spawn them with the Criminal spawn egg.
• The prison cell blueprint now comes with a criminal inside.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.2.0.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.2.0+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.1.3

• Bedrock: sneak and use a camera with anything but the linker in your hand to start or stop its panning, matching the button shown on touch screens.
• The Bedrock self test keeps its test animals still, so the laser and motion sensor checks no longer fail at random.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.1.3.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.1.3+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.1.2

• Bedrock: security cameras can now be interacted with, so the Camera Linker can store them, and sneaking with an empty hand starts or stops the panning. On touch screens, a button shows up when you hold the linker or sneak.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.1.2.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.1.2+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.1.1

• Java: the Camera Linker now links cameras when you use it on a monitor. Before, the monitor ignored the linker and tried to show its (missing) cameras instead.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.1.1.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.1.1+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).

v0.1.0

First release, for Bedrock and Java (Fabric):

• Security cameras that pan from side to side, a Camera Linker, and monitors. On Java the monitor shows the camera's live picture; on both editions you can look through the camera.
• Laser tripwires, laser fences and laser receivers. Motion sensors, alarm sirens and searchlights that light up where they point.
• Keycard readers with Guard, Officer and Warden keycards, and barred cell doors.
• Prison walls, reinforced concrete, prison bars, barbed wire and razor wire.
• Pit trapdoors disguised as stone bricks.
• Timed bombs (5 to 60 second fuse, defuse with shears) and tripwire bombs.
• Bridge winches that wind a rope bridge out and back in.
• Blueprints for a guard tower, a prison cell and a gatehouse.
• Security guards, guard dogs to tame, and the baton.
• English and Danish.

Install

• Windows, Android, iOS: download SecurityGear-0.1.0.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
• Then edit or create a world and turn on Security Gear under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
• The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
• Java Edition (Fabric): put security-gear-fabric-0.1.0+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).