Amixi Practice v3: Bedrock PvP Training Guide

Choose the drill before you start

Amixi gives you several ways to practice, and each one measures a different skill. Pick one goal per session instead of bouncing between rooms and calling every result “PvP improvement.” Keep the same device, input method, sensitivity, field of view, and bot difficulty while comparing attempts.

• FFA: summon bots from Dummy to Hacker difficulty and practice utilities such as snowballs and fishing rods.
• Knockback profiles: Hive, Cubecraft, Zeqa Sumo, Nethergames, Java 1.8, and Combo are creator-listed choices.
• Bridge FFA: practice bridging on multiple maps rather than running a timed straight-line test.
• Speedbridge: Short, Normal, Long, Short Diagonal, Long Diagonal, and Stack Up routes focus on time to the opposite island.
• Clutch: configure the number of hits and knockback type, then practice recovering instead of winning a full duel.
• Block Parkour: ten courses use different paths to train placement and movement.
• Bot Duel: eleven creator-listed modes plus a Kit Editor for changing their default kits.

Current v3 file record

• Creator: hippox1
• Project: CurseForge 1348134
• Exact file: Amixi Practice (1.21.90+).mcworld
• File ID: 7593200
• Release date: February 8, 2026
• Size: 96,147,508 bytes in the public file metadata
• License: All Rights Reserved
• Additional files: none listed on the exact file record

MineBrush did not download or open the world. Its packs, commands, scripts, scoreboards, entities, structures, settings, UUIDs, and world database were not inspected.

What changed in v3

The v3 changelog fixes Boxing scores that failed to rise without swords in Zeqa Sumo and Nethergames knockback modes. It also remakes the Hive and Cubecraft knockback profiles, changes the Player bot to the Medium bot's two-block reach, prevents a pearling bot from dealing instant damage, renames the map to Amixi Practice, and adds a “No Insult after match” setting.

Those changes matter when comparing old practice results. A score, reach setting, or knockback drill from an earlier Amixi Season 6 file is not automatically comparable with v3. Record the file ID and mode alongside any personal benchmark.

Your first training session

1. Import file 7593200, keep the untouched import, and open a duplicate.
2. Use the creator-described Navigator item to enter one mode.
3. Choose a single bot difficulty or route and complete three identical attempts.
4. Record hits, score or completion time only if the mode exposes it consistently.
5. Save, fully close Minecraft, reopen the copy, and repeat one attempt with the same settings.

A useful result says “v3, file 7593200, Bedrock build, device, input, mode, bot level, three attempts.” A vague “the bot feels better” cannot separate map behavior from frame rate, network conditions, or a changed sensitivity setting.

Creative flight and the Education Edition switch

For Speedbridge and Block Parkour, hippox1 documents a route for disabling Creative flight: enable Education Edition in world settings, enter the copy, and run /ability @s mayfly false. This changes world settings and uses a command, so do it only in a practice duplicate.

Do not apply the command to another survival world. The checked sources do not establish every side effect of Education Edition, cheats, command permissions, achievements, or multiplayer ownership on the player's exact Bedrock build.

Multiplayer has important limits

The creator says multiplayer is supported, but some modes are unavailable and player-versus-player knockback can be buggy. The creator's MCPEDL clarification further limits friend play to FFA activities such as Bridge FFA or FFA rather than direct player duels.

That makes Amixi primarily a bot and drill map. Before inviting a group, join with a second account and confirm Navigator access, permitted FFA mode, kit state, spawn behavior, score reset, death, reconnect, and host migration. Do not market it as a player-duel arena merely because two accounts can enter the world.

Bot behavior is not network latency

Bot reach, knockback, pearling, utility use, and difficulty are map behaviors. Input delay, frame pacing, device heat, and touch response are client conditions. Multiplayer ping and packet loss add a third layer. Change only one layer at a time.

For a performance check, use the same bot, same arena, same render distance, and a fixed 60-second route. Watch frame pacing during particles and rapid turns, not only the FPS counter at spawn. MineBrush has not benchmarked the 91.7 MB world on mobile, console, Windows, a Realm, or a dedicated server.

Cosmetics and kit editor checks

Amixi includes hit particles, trail particles, and kill effects. Test each cosmetic separately from combat scoring so a missing visual does not get misreported as a broken duel. Resource-pack priority, reduced particles, graphics settings, and accessibility choices can affect what appears.

The Kit Editor changes default Bot Duel kits. Before editing, record one untouched kit, modify a single slot, start a duel, save, and reopen. The current public pages do not provide a complete export, reset, per-player, Realm, or rollback matrix for custom kits.

Get the creator's current world

CurseForge labels Amixi Practice All Rights Reserved. MineBrush therefore does not mirror the world or its single gallery image. Open the exact Amixi Practice v3 file record, confirm file ID 7593200, then follow Microsoft's Bedrock content import guidance if the device does not hand the .mcworld file to Minecraft automatically.

Browse the MineBrush map library for other map types, or return to the Bedrock & Mobile hub for client-update guidance. Keep Amixi's practice intent separate from BedWars, SkyWars, and complete PvP match maps.

Unknowns that block stronger promises

• Archive hashes, internal packs, commands, scripts, scoreboards, entities, structures, world settings, UUIDs, and database state.
• Support for Bedrock builds not listed on file 7593200 and behavior after future client updates.
• Exact player-duel, FFA, Realm, dedicated-server, host migration, reconnect, reset, permission, and kit persistence behavior.
• Achievement and world-setting effects from Education Edition, cheats, and the /ability command.
• Measured FPS, frame time, input delay, memory, heat, battery, network, bot fairness, and accessibility behavior.