Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The Minecraft 1.21: Tricky Trials update has finally released with Trial Chambers, the Breeze, the Mace, the Bogged, the Crafter, and so much more! Java and Console Aspects are never far behind. This update adds full support for all the latest features and introduces many long-awaited ones like double-sided flowers, smooth Ender Dragon animations, and quieter piston sounds!
The full changelog and credits for this update can be found in the custom settings tab in-game.
Mobile players should always download the Performance version of Aspects.
Java Aspects: mcpedl.com/java-aspects
Console Aspects: mcpedl.com/console-aspects
This update would not have been possible without the help of many contributors, who suggest features and contribute files that I would not have been able to add otherwise. The following people all contributed to this update:
LionHead07 (lionhead07 on Discord)
Kryzor (kryzorrr on Discord)
EmptyCoso (@EmptyCoso)
Rainvay_ZCYF (@Rainvay_zouchenyunfei8127)
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:41 - Java Aspects
5:54 - Console Aspects
9:22 - Something... else?
Outro Music is Danny by C418: youtu.be/X2ajI96FyAk
The Minecraft 1.21: Tricky Trials update has finally released with Trial Chambers, the Breeze, the Mace, the Bogged, the Crafter, and so much more! Java and Console Aspects are never far behind. This update adds full support for all the latest features and introduces many long-awaited ones like double-sided flowers, smooth Ender Dragon animations, and quieter piston sounds!
The full changelog and credits for this update can be found in the custom settings tab in-game.
Mobile players should always download the Performance version of Aspects.
Java Aspects: mcpedl.com/java-aspects
Console Aspects: mcpedl.com/console-aspects
This update would not have been possible without the help of many contributors, who suggest features and contribute files that I would not have been able to add otherwise. The following people all contributed to this update:
LionHead07 (lionhead07 on Discord)
Kryzor (kryzorrr on Discord)
EmptyCoso (@EmptyCoso)
Rainvay_ZCYF (@Rainvay_zouchenyunfei8127)
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:41 - Java Aspects
5:54 - Console Aspects
9:22 - Something... else?
Outro Music is Danny by C418: youtu.be/X2ajI96FyAk
![Subpacks - How to Add Settings to Resource Packs! (Minecraft: Bedrock Edition) - Mini Tutorial
Subpacks are a resource pack feature that allow users to choose which features are enabled in a resource pack. With subpacks, you no longer need to create separate packs for different configurations. A single resource pack can contain as many subpacks as you want!
Resource Pack Tutorial Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwnviK9sp0sf3XKyLYvav-s9xwEodvJzf
An example pack with subpacks can be downloaded using the link below. Alternatively, you can copy the subpack array code lower in the description directly into your manifest.
Download the Example Pack: https://www.mediafire.com/file/4y2wen6wojspdzd/SubpackExample.mcpack/file
Subpack Arrays:
settings: [
{
type: label,
text: Descriptions can be added to the subpack screen by adding a label setting in the manifest. Unfortunately, these cannot be translated.
},
{
type: label,
text: You can separate your description into multiple paragraphs by adding a second label object in the settings array.
}
],
subpacks: [
{
folder_name: subpack_3,
name: Subpack 3,
memory_tier: 1
},
{
folder_name: subpack_2,
name: Subpack 2,
memory_tier: 1
},
{
folder_name: subpack_1,
name: Subpack 1,
memory_tier: 1
}
]
Rainvay_ZCYFs Additional Settings Video: https://twitter.com/ZouChenyunfei/status/1500664785343430656?s=20&t=EBZWV4J-KCcIBVPoUlzosQ
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/AgentMindStorm
Twitter: https://twitter.com/agentms_
Outro Music is Danny by C418: https://youtu.be/X2ajI96FyAk Subpacks - How to Add Settings to Resource Packs! (Minecraft: Bedrock Edition) - Mini Tutorial](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7-aWULZZzQ0/mqdefault.jpg)









