is a toolkit from developer Stonebyte (formerly CodeNex) specifically designed to automate the porting of .jar mods into Bedrock-ready .mcaddon files.
The behavior pack dictates how your blocks, items, and entities function. You cannot copy Java code here; you must recreate the behavior from scratch using Bedrock's JSON components. convert jar to mcaddon work
These are compiled archives containing Java bytecode. They inject custom code directly into the game using modding APIs like Forge, NeoForge, or Fabric. They handle everything (logic, rendering, items) in a single package. is a toolkit from developer Stonebyte (formerly CodeNex)
It was tedious. Every variable had to be re-mapped. Java used certain hooks for animations; Bedrock used a completely different animation controller system. These are compiled archives containing Java bytecode
You cannot convert a Forge mod. However, you can convert the assets and simple logic of specific types of JAR mods into MCADDONs.
A functional .mcaddon is simply a wrapper for two essential components: a (visuals) and a Behavior Pack (logic). Create a main folder named after your mod.
If you are building an addon from scratch using Java assets, follow these standard packaging steps:
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