How to Install Mods for Minecraft Bedrock Edition
We’ll describe how to upload mods to your Bedrock server.
Depending on the mod, it may be necessary to upload both a Resource Pack and a Behavior Pack.
Important:
- To upload the mod, you need to use an FTP program such as Filezilla.
FTP on our site is not intended for uploading files. - The mod may be packed as
.mcpack
or.mcaddon
.
These need to be unpacked before uploading using 7zip!
1. Download Mods
You can download mods from sites like mcpedl.
Please note that some mods may consist of both a Resource Pack and a Behavior Pack.
Therefore, always download all available packs for a mod.
Once you have downloaded your desired mods, unpack them using 7zip
.
Simply right-click on the .mcpack
or .mcaddon
file and select Open with.
Then choose 7zip.
Or, if available in the context menu, choose 7zip -> Open.
Now click Extract, choose a directory for extraction, and click Ok.
2. Upload Mods
Behavior Pack
- Stop your server.
- Connect to your FTP program using the Upload FTP.
- Upload the Behavior Pack to the following directory:
ConfigID/behavior_packs/
Note: You can find the ConfigID or Configuration ID for your server on our site under Gameserver.
If your ConfigID is, for example, 123456, it would look like this:/123456/behavior_packs/
If thebehavior_packs
folder does not exist, it must be created.
Resource Pack
- Stop your server.
- Connect to your FTP program using the Upload FTP.
- Upload the Resource Pack to the following directory:
ConfigID/resource_packs/
Note: You can find the ConfigID or Configuration ID for your server on our site under Gameserver.
If your ConfigID is, for example, 123456, it would look like this:/123456/resource_packs/
If theresource_packs
folder does not exist, it must be created.
3. Activate Mods
Behavior Pack
- Create a new file and name it
world_behavior_packs.json
- Open the file and insert the following text:
[
{
"pack_id" : "ModUUID",
"version" : [version,number,here]
}
]
- Now open the Behavior folder of your mod and open the
manifest.json
.
Look for the following line:"uuid": "ModUUID",
- Copy the UUID and paste it into the
world_behavior_packs.json
.
ReplaceModUUID
with the value from themanifest.json
. - Similarly, replace the values for
version
in theworld_behavior_packs.json
. - Save your changes.
- Stop your server. The status of your server must be Server is not running!
- Connect to your FTP program using the Savegames FTP.
- Upload the
world_behavior_packs.json
to the following directory:ConfigID/worlds/Bedrock level/
Note: You can find the ConfigID or Configuration ID for your server on our site under Gameserver.
If your ConfigID is, for example, 123456, it would look like this:/123456/worlds/Bedrock level/
- Once you have uploaded everything for both Behavior Packs and Resource Packs, start your server.
Resource Pack
- Create a new file and name it
world_resource_packs.json
- Open the file and insert the following text:
[
{
"pack_id" : "ModUUID",
"version" : [version,number,here]
}
]
- Now open the Resource folder of your mod and open the
manifest.json
.
Look for the following line:"uuid": "ModUUID",
- Copy the UUID and paste it into the
world_resource_packs.json
.
ReplaceModUUID
with the value from themanifest.json
. - Similarly, replace the values for
version
in theworld_resource_packs.json
. - Save your changes.
- Stop your server. The status of your server must be Server is not running!
- Connect to your FTP program using the Savegames FTP.
- Upload the
world_resource_packs.json
to the following directory:ConfigID/worlds/Bedrock level/
Note: You can find the ConfigID or Configuration ID for your server on our site under Gameserver.
If your ConfigID is, for example, 123456, it would look like this:/123456/worlds/Bedrock level/
- Once you have uploaded everything for both Behavior Packs and Resource Packs, start your server.