Create Minecraft addons on your phone
Build addons, skins and resource packs anywhere. Free on iOS and Android.
Create Minecraft addons on your phone
Build addons, skins and resource packs anywhere. Free on iOS and Android.
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Publish your Bedrock add-on from the GodCraft app, and the thumbnail, title, description and version habits that get it more downloads.
Build a custom Bedrock mob in GodCraft from a template or from scratch: skin, health and damage, AI goals, drops, spawn eggs and natural spawning.
Change the look of vanilla blocks, items, mobs and menus with your own textures in GodCraft, then use them in one world or across all of Minecraft Bedrock.
Make a custom Bedrock food in GodCraft that restores hunger and gives effects like Speed or Regeneration, with sensible nutrition and saturation values.
Create a custom sword or pickaxe for Minecraft Bedrock in GodCraft: pick the tool type, tune damage, durability and mining speed, and make it repairable.
Make a custom Bedrock block on your phone: texture, name, mining time, light, drops and a crafting recipe, then test it in your world.
Imported an add-on but nothing changed? Here is how to turn on behavior and resource packs in a new or existing Bedrock world, and when experiments matter.
Why Minecraft Bedrock says Import Failed or Duplicate pack detected when you open an add-on, and how to fix each case in a few minutes.
Step-by-step: open .mcaddon and .mcpack files in Minecraft Bedrock on iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows, plus what to do when the file won't open.
The new Bedrock preview adds sittable cushions, one-use straw beds and livelier forest camps. Here's what we like, what to try first and what it means for creators.
You can now re-open and edit the add-ons you publish, textures look crisp on iPhone, and notifications, sign-in and every screen got a proper polish.
Chaos Cubed brings Sulfur springs and caves, two new block sets and the Sulfur Cube, a mob that changes with what you feed it. Here's what we tried first and our tips.