Adding Resource and Behavior Packs to a Minecraft Bedrock Server in Ateexcloud

**Understanding the Limitations**
Before we dive into the process, it's crucial to understand that while you can technically add resource and behavior packs to a Minecraft Bedrock server, there are limitations:

Server-Wide Packs: Packs will be applied to all players on the server. You cannot have individual players choose their packs.

World-Specific Packs: You can apply packs to specific worlds, but this involves additional steps and might not be ideal for all scenarios.

 Steps to Add Packs

1. Access Your Pterodactyl Panel: Log in to your Pterodactyl panel.   * Select the Minecraft Bedrock server you want to modify.

2. Stop the Server: Click the "Stop" button to ensure the server is offline while making changes.

3. FTP Access: Use an FTP client (like FileZilla) to connect to your server.   * The credentials are typically found in the server's settings on the Pterodactyl panel.

4. Locate the World Folder:  Navigate to the world folder you want to modify.   * This is usually found in a path like `/home/container/<server_name>/worlds/<world_name>`.

5. Create JSON Files: Create two new files in the world folder:     * `world_resource_packs.json`     * `world_behavior_packs.json`

6. Populate JSON Files:   * Open both JSON files with a text editor.   * Add the following structure to each file:

   ```json   [       {           "pack_id": "<pack_uuid>",   

         "version": [0, 0, 0]       }   ]   ```

   Replace `<pack_uuid>` with the actual UUID of your resource or behavior pack. You can find the UUID in the pack's manifest file.   

The version number is optional but can be used for pack management.

7. Upload Packs:Create folders named "resource_packs" and "behavior_packs" within the world folder.   

 Upload your resource and behavior pack files to their respective folders.

8. Restart the Server:  Return to the Pterodactyl panel and start the server.

 Additional Considerations
Pack UUID: Ensure you have the correct UUID for each pack.

* Pack Structure: Verify that your resource and behavior packs are in the correct format.

* World-Specific vs. Global: If you want to apply packs to all worlds, you'll need to repeat the process for each world.

* Testing: Always test the packs after implementation to ensure they work as expected.

Remember: This process can be complex and might require additional troubleshooting depending on your server setup and the specific packs you're using.

**Would you like more specific guidance based on your server setup or the packs you want to use?** 

**Note:** While this method is technically possible, it's often more convenient and reliable to use server management tools specifically designed for Minecraft Bedrock servers, which offer more streamlined pack management features. **Would you like to explore server management tools specifically designed for Minecraft Bedrock servers?**