Skip to main content Fixing Addon Compatibility Issues (Bedrock Edition) If your Minecraft Bedrock server crashes or fails to load correctly after installing an addon, it’s likely a compatibility issue. This guide covers the most common addon-related problems and how to fix them. ⚠️
⛏️ 1. Check the Manifest File Each behavior or resource pack must include a manifest.json file with the correct structure:
✔️ UUIDs for the pack and modules
✔️ Version format (e.g. [1, 0, 0])
✔️ Proper JSON syntax (no trailing commas or typos)
❌ If the server console shows a manifest error, open the file and fix formatting issues using a JSON validator.
➕ 2. Confirm Compatibility with Bedrock Version Make sure the addon was made for the same version your server is running:
✔️ Older packs may break on newer versions
✔️ Update the pack or find a newer version from the creator
➡️ You can view your server’s Bedrock version in the panel under Configuration or on the server dashboard.
⚔️ 3. Verify Pack Activation in JSON Files Behavior and resource packs must be registered in the correct files:
➡️ world_behavior_packs.json
➡️ world_resource_packs.json
Each entry should match the UUID and version listed in the addon’s manifest.json. A missing or incorrect UUID will prevent the pack from loading. ❗
⏰ 4. Restart the Server After Changes Always restart the server after uploading or modifying addons. Changes won’t take effect until the server reloads the world and its pack data. ✅
✅ Backup and Recovery Tip 