No scripting needed. Total time: ~1 hour.
How to Convert .JAR to .MCADDON: Can You Make Java Mods Work on Bedrock?
"resource_pack_name": "converted_mod", "texture_name": "atlas.items", "texture_data": "custom_item_name": "textures": "textures/items/custom_item_name" Use code with caution. Step 3: Convert 3D Models and Geometries
Minecraft is divided into two primary editions: and Bedrock Edition (which includes Windows 10/11, console, and mobile). While they share the same core, they are built on entirely different codebases. Java mods (files ending in .jar ) are designed for the Java ecosystem and generally do not work on Bedrock.
If you play Minecraft, you have likely found an incredible Java Edition mod and wanted to use it on Minecraft Bedrock Edition (iOS, Android, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and Windows 10/11). Java mods use the .jar file extension, while Bedrock add-ons use the .mcaddon or .mcpack formats.
Java uses recipes/ folder with JSON. Bedrock uses in the Behavior Pack.
Import the Java model and export it as a . Step 5: Package into .MCADDON
