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Resource Packs

BedrockConnect Premium lets you use your own texture packs on servers. This page covers everything: how it works, how to set it up, and what to do when something doesn't work.

The basics​

  • The app accepts .ZIP and .MCPACK files for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Java packs don't work.
  • Only resource packs / texture packs are supported. No shaders, modpacks, skin packs, or behavior packs.
Console performance

High-res textures can cause lag or crashes on consoles. If that happens, use a lower-resolution pack or pick a lighter subpack.

Importing and activating packs​

Go to the Textures tab in the app. Tap "Import Texture Pack" to add a .zip or .mcpack file. Once imported, toggle it on to activate it.

Texture Pack Selector showing imported and activated packs
Import packs at the top, drag to reorder below

Pack priority — order matters!​

You can activate multiple packs at the same time. When two packs change the same texture, the pack higher in the list wins.

Think of it like layers: the top pack has the highest priority. If your sky texture looks wrong, try dragging that pack above the others.

You can drag and drop packs in the "Activated" list to change their order.

Pack not working?

If a texture pack doesn't seem to do anything, it might be lower priority than another active pack that changes the same textures. Try moving it to the top of the list, or deactivate other packs to test.

Subpacks​

Some packs include subpacks — multiple options bundled in one file. For example: a sky pack with 4 different sky styles, or a pack with high-res and low-res versions.

Tap "Select Subpack" under the pack to expand the options and pick the one you want.

Subpack selector showing Sky_1 through Sky_4
Tap to expand and pick a subpack option

Setup by console​

The first two steps are the same everywhere: import a pack and activate it in the Textures tab. After that it depends on your console:

3. Start a server​

In the BedrockConnect app, start a supported server.

4. Join​

On your Xbox, join the server. BedrockConnect automatically replaces the server's pack with yours — no extra steps needed.

Texture pack not showing up?

BedrockConnect replaces the server pack automatically, so normally you don't need to do anything. But if your pack doesn't show up, try clearing the cache manually:

Minecraft → Settings → Storage → Cached Data → delete server packs, then rejoin.

This forces Minecraft to re-download the pack from BedrockConnect instead of using an old cached version.

Texture pack support status​

When you open a server in the app, you'll see a TEXTUREPACK label at the bottom of the server details. There are three statuses:

Texturepack: Supported
Supported — texture packs work on this server
Texturepack: Not supported
Not supported — texture packs won't work here
Texturepack: Unknown
Unknown — might work, might not
StatusWhat it means
SupportedTexture packs work on this server. You're good to go.
Not supportedTexture packs will not work on this server. This usually means the server's anti-bot system blocks our service, or the server simply doesn't have a server pack.
UnknownWe haven't been able to confirm whether packs work. It might work — try it and see.
Why are some servers not supported?

BedrockConnect uses automated systems to check and fetch server packs. Some servers block this with anti-bot protection, which prevents us from connecting. Other servers simply don't have a server pack at all. There's nothing we can do about either case — it's up to the server operator.

If you're a server owner, check our Server Owner Guide to learn how to make your server compatible.

Full server list​

For the complete, up-to-date list of all servers and their texture pack support status:

serverlist.bedrockhub.io