Here's an example addon.json file:
Note: A "verified" .mcaddon does not mean "approved by Mojang." In the modding community, "verified" means the file structure follows the strict manifest format, has valid UUIDs, and will not trigger the "Import Failed" error in Minecraft. how+to+convert+jar+to+mcaddon+verified
Minecraft Mod Conversion Difficulty: Intermediate Status: Verified Method Here's an example addon
If you share the original Java mod’s features, I can help outline how to rebuild each one in Bedrock. You upload the (or renamed ) and it reformats the files
contains textures or 3D models, you can often convert these to Bedrock resource packs ( Automatic Tools: Use web-based converters like ModifiedCommand's Java to Bedrock Converter . You upload the (or renamed ) and it reformats the files. Manual Modeling: Blockbench to import Java models and export them as Bedrock geometry. 2. World Conversion