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Minecraft Bedrock Generator Manifest

Studio kreator profesional untuk Edisi Bedrock. Hasilkan file `manifest.json` yang tervalidasi secara instan dengan pembuatan UUID otomatis dan kontrol versi.

Informasi Header

..
..

Modul

..
resources
manifest.json
{
  "format_version": 2,
  "header": {
    "name": "My Awesome Pack",
    "description": "A short description of your pack",
    "uuid": "",
    "version": [
      1,
      0,
      0
    ],
    "min_engine_version": [
      1,
      21,
      0
    ]
  },
  "modules": [
    {
      "type": "resources",
      "uuid": "",
      "version": [
        1,
        0,
        0
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Tips Kreator

Selalu periksa ulang **Min Engine Version** Anda. Mengaturnya terlalu tinggi dapat mencegah pemain di versi Minecraft lama menggunakan paket Anda.

Profesional
Bedrock Pack Studio

Membangun paket Minecraft Bedrock seharusnya tidak tentang melawan kesalahan JSON. MC Toolbox menyediakan lingkungan berkualitas tinggi untuk menghasilkan file manifest yang valid dan profesional untuk semua versi game.

Kompatibilitas Universal

Generator kami mengikuti spesifikasi resmi Minecraft Bedrock Edition secara tepat. Kami menangani pembuatan UUID v4, versi semantik, dan tipe modul tertentu secara otomatis, memastikan Resource Packs, Behavior Packs, dan Skin Packs Anda berfungsi tanpa masalah.

Validasi Otomatis

Berhenti mencari tipe modul secara manual seperti `resources` vs `data`. MC Toolbox secara cerdas menetapkan tipe yang benar berdasarkan pilihan paket Anda, mencegah kesalahan "paket rusak" di dalam game.

Pusat Pengetahuan

Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan

A manifest.json file is the 'ID card' of your Bedrock pack. It tells Minecraft the name, description, version, and unique identifiers (UUIDs) of your creation. Without this file, the game won't recognize your folder as a pack.

Bedrock Edition uses one UUID for the 'Header' (the pack itself) and one for each 'Module' (the content). These must be unique so that Minecraft can distinguish between different versions and instances of your pack even if the name is the same.

Download or copy the code into a file named 'manifest.json' at the root of your pack folder. Make sure the extension is exactly '.json' and not '.txt'!

This tells Minecraft the minimum version of the game required to run your pack. For example, if you use features from 1.21, set this to 1.21.0 to ensure player compatibility.

World Templates are used when creating maps that players can use to generate new worlds. Choosing 'World Template' correctly sets the module type in your manifest so Minecraft treats it as a map template.