Articles on: Minecraft / Bedrock

Minecraft Bedrock | How to Enable a Custom Behavior pack

How to enable a custom behavior pack



This guide will show you how to install a resource pack on your Bedrock server. For this guide, the resource pack SimplySharp Texture Pack was used.

Warning: Some download links on mcpedl.com may lead you to a url shortner such as bit.ly, linkvertise.com or other websites. These are third party websites and we are not responsible for what is hosted on them.

Getting the resource pack onto the server



Download the resource pack you want to use on the server (preferably the .zip version)
Upload the resource pack to the folder called resource_packs by either using SFTP or uploading it directly via the panel.

If you do not know how to use SFTP, have a look at Panel | How to manage files using SFTP

Applying the resource pack


Note: If you unarchive the zip folder and the files appear outside of the folder for the resource pack, create a folder and call it the name of the resource pack (e.g. SimplySharp) and move all the resource pack files into it.

Once the resource pack you want to use has been uploaded to the resource_packs folder, unarchive it if it has not been unarchived already.

It will look like this

Go into the folder for the resource pack and look for the file called manifest.json, you will need the uuid: and the version: for the next step.

For reference

Go to your world folder and create a file called world_resource_packs.json and copy and paste the text below into the file.

Tip: The world folder is located in /home/container/worlds/Bedrock level/
[
  {
        "pack_id": "uuid here",
        "version": [version number here]
  }
]


Replace "uuid here" with the uuid that you retrieved from the manifest.json, do the same with the [version number here] and save the changes, if it asks you to give the file a name, set the name to world_resource_packs.json. It should look similar to this once you are done.



If you would like to set the resource pack as a requirement, go into the server.properties and look for the line that says texturepack-required=false, change it to texturepack-required=true and save the changes.

And that's it, if you have done things correctly you will get a prompt asking you to download the resource pack when joining the server

If you are still struggling to get the resource pack to work please open a support ticket in our discord server

Updated on: 19/07/2022

Was this article helpful?

Share your feedback

Cancel

Thank you!