: An open-source Python-based tool that attempts to convert Java mods into .mcaddon format.
If your Java mod has simple logic (e.g., "when player stands on block, play sound"), you can rewrite it using Bedrock's . Place .js files in BP/scripts/ . This is the closest you can get to real conversion.
Converting a .jar file (Java Edition mod) into an .mcaddon (Bedrock Edition) is not a direct "one-click" process because the two versions of Minecraft use entirely different programming languages and engines. Java mods use Java code, while Bedrock addons rely on JSON, Molang, and JavaScript.
: A browser-based tool where you upload a zip of your Java pack to get a Bedrock-compatible version. Itsme64’s Converter : Useful for quickly changing file formats like , which is the first step in manual conversion. : A dedicated data converter for Minecraft assets. 2. Manual Resource Porting (Best for Models/UI)