Security Camera System

Watch every corner of your base from one monitor, camera by camera

Free2 blocksBlock mod in Building & decor

Install140 KB add-on How to install Build a world with this in the app

Works with Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer

Android
iPhone and iPad
Windows

.mcaddon file, 140 KB. Consoles and Java Edition can’t import packs.

Every ModChest mod is checked against the others, so no two use the same block, item or creature.

What’s inside

Security Camera
Security Monitor

Mod version: 0.1.1
Updated: September 2026

What it does

Craft Security Cameras two at a time and place them around your base. Each camera turns to face you as you place it, so stand where you want it to look and put it against a wall, a ceiling beam or a post. Then place a Security Monitor wherever you like to keep watch.

Use the monitor and your view jumps to the nearest camera, looking out from its lens and slightly down, while you stay standing at the monitor. The line above your hotbar names the camera, like "Camera 1 of 4". Jump to switch to the next camera, from nearest to farthest and back round to the first, and crouch or use the monitor again to leave: your view comes straight back to where you stood.

A monitor sees every camera within 32 blocks of it, in any direction, and nothing farther. Your own character stays at the monitor while you watch, where mobs can still reach you, so taking damage, or walking more than a step and a half away, ends the view at once. Breaking the camera you are watching moves you on to the next one, and breaking the monitor ends the view.

Every camera within 32 blocks of the monitor, nearest first
2 Security Cameras from 5 iron ingots, 1 glass pane and 1 redstone dust
Jump for the next camera, crouch or use the monitor again to come back
Each camera looks out 20 degrees downward, the way it was placed
Monitor screen glows at light level 4
Taking damage or stepping 1.5 blocks away ends the view

How to install Security Camera System

Import the .mcaddon, then turn on both packs in your world's settings (Behavior Packs and Resource Packs). No experiments are needed. Needs Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.45 or later.
At a crafting table, put 3 iron ingots across the top row, then a glass pane, a redstone dust and an iron ingot along the middle row to make 2 Security Cameras.
For a Security Monitor, fill the crafting grid with 7 iron ingots, leaving the centre for a glass pane and the bottom middle for a redstone dust.
Stand where you want a camera to look and place it; it faces you. Place the monitor within 32 blocks of your cameras.
Use the monitor (right-click on Windows, tap on touch screens) to see through the nearest camera. Jump (space, or the jump button) for the next camera, and crouch (shift, or the crouch button) or use the monitor again to leave.
Break a camera or a monitor to pick it up again.

How to craft all 2 pieces

Security Camera
Crafting table, makes 2
- Iron ingot ×4
- Glass pane ×1
- Redstone dust ×1
3 wide and 2 tall, anywhere on the grid. Top row: Iron ingot, Iron ingot, Iron ingot. Bottom row: Glass pane, Redstone dust, Iron ingot.
Security Monitor
Crafting table
- Iron ingot ×7
- Glass pane ×1
- Redstone dust ×1
Top row: Iron ingot, Iron ingot, Iron ingot. Middle row: Iron ingot, Glass pane, Iron ingot. Bottom row: Iron ingot, Redstone dust, Iron ingot.

What changed

0.1.128 September 2026
Watching no longer searches the whole range every 2 seconds; a camera placed while you watch joins at your next jump
0.1.024 September 2026
First release

Which version do I have?

Minecraft Bedrock shows its version number in the bottom-right corner of the main menu. Everything on ModChest is built for Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer, on Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows. If your number is lower, update Minecraft from the store you installed it from, then import the mod.

Step-by-step for your device

Where the file lands, how to open it with Minecraft, and what to do if the import fails.