Minecraft:Interaction range
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Interaction range (also known as reach) is the maximum distance a Minecraft:player can interact with a Minecraft:block or Minecraft:entity and perform an action. The default interaction range varies by situation.
When within the reach distance, targeted blocks are highlighted. Template:IN, this manifests as an Minecraft:interaction box wireframe around the block, while Template:In, it can be customized through the "Outline Selection" option in video settings. Disabling this feature replaces the wireframe with a white highlight.
| Type | In other Minecraft:game modes | In Minecraft:Creative mode |
|---|---|---|
| Template:JE block | 4.5 blocks | 5 blocks |
| Template:JE entity | 3 blocks | 5 blocks |
| Template:BE block | 5 blocks | |
| Template:BE entity | 3 blocks | 5 blocks |
| Template:BE touch | 6 blocks | 12 blocks |
Java Edition
Template:IN, there are two types of interaction range, Minecraft:block interaction range (breaking reach) and Minecraft:entity interaction range (attack range), which are respectively controlled by two attributes, Template:Attr and Template:Attr. The default entity interaction range is 3 blocks in all other game modes and 5 blocks in Minecraft:Creative mode. The default block interaction range is 4.5 blocks in all other game modes and 5 blocks in Creative mode. The bonus effect in Creative mode is implemented via an attribute modifier.
Bedrock Edition
Template:IN, the default interaction range is 5 blocks for keyboard, mouse, or controller inputs. For players using touch input, the reach extends to 12 blocks in Creative mode and 6 blocks in other modes.