Minecraft Creator Tools
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"field": "December 19, 2023<span class=\"noprint\">; 2 years ago</span><span class=\"bday dtstart published updated\">December 19, 2023</span>)</span>",
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Minecraft Creator Tools, or mctools.dev, is an official open-source website that hosts web-based tools for Bedrock Edition creators. It currently hosts one tool.
Project Inspector
The Project Inspector, also known as Validation and Analytics, lets users upload add-ons, packs or worlds to be verified by the website. The tool separates checks into three categories. Checks include, but are not limited to:
- All
- Invalid JSON
- Invalid manifests and dependencies
- Script version numbering
- Deprecated JSON components
- Platform Versions
- Minimum engine version
- World template version
- Add-on Best Practices
- World data validation
- Product type in manifest
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Sources
- Minecraft Creator Tools — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3311063.