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This guide shows you how you can customize your appearance in Minecraft: Education Edition. Unfortunately, it's not possible to add custom models to skin packs at this time using the skin pack JSON capability.Game players love creating and customizing their character skins – their appearance. texture: the file name for each of the skin textures as they appear in the root of the skin pack.is the Alex model and is the Steve model. geometry: the base model this skin is for.The value will be the name of the individual skin.

localization_name: the localization key whose value is defined later in en_US.lang.

skins: a collection of definitions, each defining a single skin.Įach individual skin definition will then contain the following:.

The key will also always be prepended to each individual skin's localization key. That value will be the title of the pack.

localization_name and serialize_name: these will be the same and are the localization keys whose value will be defined later in en_US.lang with the full key being skinpack.

Create a JSON file named skins.json at the root of the skin pack.

type: set to skin_pack to tell the game to treat this pack as a skin pack.Ī skins.json file will define the skins that come with your skin pack.

uuid: a unique identifier to prevent package conflicts, which can be generated from this site: ( two different UUIDs need to be generated).

For example, would indicate version 1.0.0.

name: the name of the pack, which is always pack.name.

Create a JSON file named manifest.json at the root of the skin pack.

How to construct the necessary metadata files for a skin pack and how to define skins using them.Ī manifest tells Minecraft general information about your skin pack.

The folder and file structure for skin packs in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.

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