• Traditional mods (like those on Java) aren’t supported by Bedrock.

  • You can, however, add custom content through Behavior Packs and Resource Packs.

  • These packs can modify or replace in-game assets, entities, and behavior scripting, which is the primary way Bedrock Edition supports “mod-like” customization.

 

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