

In order for them to work, they also need to be added to the resource_packs.yml file, which should be generated automatically when your server is started for the first time. Only resource packs can be uploaded to the resource_packs folder of your server. Pocketmine does not fully support addons yet. Note that sometimes messages will only appear after the server is stopped/restarted, and that the file might not be created at all if no errors occur in your addons. Your server will then create a ContentLog_*.txt file in its root directory. In older versions of Minecraft Bedrock Edition, content log messages can only be viewed in a special log file that can be enabled in your server.properties file: You can enable content log console output messages in your server.properties file:Ĭontent log messages will then show up in your regular server console output. To make this easier, you can log detailed messages related to loading and running addons. If an addon does not work as expected, it can often be difficult to find the exact cause of the problem. Note that some addons require experiments to be enabled on your server: Enabling experimental gameplay (Minecraft Bedrock Edition) Content logging

Our system then automatically scans your add-on packs and will do all of the complicated work for you. On Aternos, the installation of addons is as easy as moving a folder into another one.Īll addons, no matter if it is a behavior pack or a resource pack, can be uploaded directly to the packs folder of your server. If you have ever looked at how to install such packs on a server, you will probably have noticed how very complicated and incomprehensible it all is. This does not happen on servers, so only addons that are fully compatible with your Minecraft version can be installed. Please note that in singleplayer worlds, Minecraft will automatically fix outdated addons. You can find out more about addons here:

With addons, Minecraft bedrock edition introduces a new way of expanding your Minecraft experience. If you are looking for help with Minecraft Java Edition Datapacks, check out this article: Installing Datapacks (Minecraft Java Edition) This article is about Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
