Some enemies, like the Gast, don't have hit boxes in the places players might expect. Taking damage: Hit boxes are very useful for seeing where enemies can be damaged. There are several ways viewing hit boxes can be especially helpful to players: No wonder players can easily catch up with the flying beast.
It also has a huge line of sight that covers the creature from all sides. The green squares dotted around its body are places where players can technically deal damage to the dragon, and knowing these places can make defeating the boss much easier. His entire form is outlined with a huge white square marking his "contact area," but dealing damage to the boss is different than most mobs. The Ender Dragon has a unique hit box that consists of three different colors. Choke damage occurs whenever a solid block hits a player's or NPC's "head space." This space is indicated by a thin red rectangle. Hit boxes are also responsible for suffocating a player or a mob. Players can still tell which way the object is facing by looking at the blue line coming out of the eyes. This is why players can't sneak up on mobs - they're programmed to have the literal equivalent of eyes on the back of their heads. It is a large red rectangle that surrounds the entire head. Hit boxes also show the entity's lines of sight. This is especially important to understand because even if players hit an entity with their sword in an area where there is no hitbox, there will be no damage. These boxes do not always match the exact shape of the objects, sometimes different parts of the body stick out. When hit boxes are activated, a white line appears around the object players are looking at, forming a box. Unfortunately, this method only works in the Java edition.
That's it! This shortcut can be used to toggle hit boxes on and off when players want to hide them from view again. Viewing the hit boxes in the Java version of the game is actually quite easy: just press F3 and B on your keyboard at the same time. 4 How useful it is to see the impact boxes.
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