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    HyperCat234
    02/11/2025 7:30 pm
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    No, it isn't possible to transfer a skin from your phone to a PS5. The only way to have skins on a console is by either buying one off the marketplace, or by building your own in the character creator.

    Note: You can upload skins to Bedrock on mobile or PC, but they don't sync across devices. You could use that skin on your phone, but not on a console.
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    HyperCat234
    01/29/2025 11:33 pm
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    Because this is posted in the Bedrock discussion forum, I assume you mean for Minecraft Bedrock.

    To do this, you have to change it via Xbox.
    1. Go to the Xbox website
    2. In the top right corner, you should see your account. Click on it and then click 'Xbox Profile'
    3. On this page, you should see your current profile photo. In the top right of that, there is an edit button.
    4. There will be a popup that lets you change your PFP. You can either choose one of the presets, or upload your own.

    If you load up Minecraft, your new PFP should show up on your profile.

    Hope this helps!
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    HyperCat234
    01/29/2025 11:26 pm
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    Because I don't know what files you have, it might be tricky to help. Mob textures can be changed with a resource pack. The ender dragons texture files can be found at (base resource pack folder) > textures > entity > dragon. However, because the ender dragon is such a complicated model, it has other files than just png files. Because godzilla is a very different shape, you'll likely have to change those other files to make it work. If you can send me the link of where you got the file I can try to help.
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    HyperCat234
    01/22/2025 11:30 pm
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    Where did you get it from? The internet, or the marketplace? You cannot install addons from the internet onto a switch, unless you use a realm (paid service). If you bought it on the Minecraft Marketplace, you should be able to just download it on the switch.

    Also, make sure the mod you got is for Bedrock Edition, because mods are for Java, not Bedrock. If you got an addon, it would work.
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    HyperCat234
    01/05/2025 11:58 pm
    Level 11 : Journeyman Cat
    I assume this is for Minecraft Bedrock addon development? If you don't have much knowledge on how to make these, I suggest starting off with bridge. It has two modes, a normal text editor, and one that lets you autofill with all possible functions or values, which can help you learn. It is sort of like the block coding of Minecraft addons.

    In general, I use Visual Studio Code for coding. It is helpful for this because it has an app version, and it can edit files directly in the Minecraft folder. It also has tons of Minecraft extensions that can add various features, such as autofill.
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    HyperCat234
    01/05/2025 11:39 pm
    Level 11 : Journeyman Cat
    Two questions so I can help figure out how to help from here:
    1. Where did you buy the game? (play store, minecraft website, etc...)
    2. You are trying to play Minecraft on a Chromebook, right? Is there a version that you prefer?
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    HyperCat234
    01/01/2025 5:59 pm
    Level 11 : Journeyman Cat
    When you are playing Bedrock, to access any multiplayer features, you must be signed in with a Microsoft account. However, because you are playing the game from the Play store, you don't need to own the game on the Microsoft account. So if all you want to do is play Bedrock multiplayer on the Chromebook, then you should be all set and it should be working.

    Is there anything else you were trying to accomplish?
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    HyperCat234
    01/01/2025 2:21 pm
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    I think a lot of the hate stems from the fact that Microsoft is really pushing Bedrock to be the main version of the game, even though Java came first. A lot of people started playing on Java, so they don't want to change. The Marketplace is also a very hated feature, because you have to pay to get maps, skins, etc, when you can just install them for free on Java. Bedrock Edition is also known for being glitchy, hence the commonly used name Bugrock. People argue that Bedrock is a much less polished game because you sometimes die of fall damage when you have never moved, and many many more bugs. There are some other features that are missing in Bedrock, such as building on the Nether roof, among many others.

    I completely agree with you that some of the Bedrock hate is undeserved, and Bedrock has it's things that make it better than Java as well, such as better gameplay with friends, and more support on different devices. Bedrock also performs significantly better than Java.

    These are the main reasons that I can think of now, but there probably is more.
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    HyperCat234
    01/01/2025 11:01 am
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    I used to play Minecraft on Chromebook (both versions!), and I've seen some incorrect info in some of these comments, so I want to clear this up.

    The official way (and way I recommend; more on that later) of playing Minecraft on a Chromebook is by buying Bedrock Edition from the Google Play Store. This purchase is separate from buying it from the Minecraft launcher, Minecraft website, or PC. Buying it on the Google Play Store links the purchase to your Google account, so you can play it on Android as well. If you already purchased a copy of Minecraft on a Microsoft account, that Bedrock you have already bought won't be playable on Chromebook. If you bought the game through the Google Play store already, make sure you are signed in with the same Google account that you purchased it on.

    Some Chromebooks are able to run Java Edition as well, using the Linux terminal. Doing this will allow you to play Java Edition through the launcher, so if you purchased the game through a Microsoft account, this will let you play it. To do this, download the Linux launcher on their website, then move the file to the Linux folder, and open it to install it. You cannot play Bedrock this way on a Chromebook. Unless you have a really high end Chromebook, this likely won't work well; it'll be really laggy and buggy. I don't recommend doing this, because it isn't as straightforward to setup and doesn't perform well because of Chromebook's limited RAM.

    If you have any follow-up questions, I can answer them. Hope this helps!
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    HyperCat234
    12/31/2024 9:59 pm
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    This is likely because the new redstone torch texture was originally added at the same time as the new redstone experiment on Java Edition, which was never brought to Bedrock. Partially related, the Minecart Improvements experiment also is not on Bedrock. I assume it is a mistake, but the texture will probably be brought to Bedrock if and when they bring the redstone experiment to Bedrock.
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