If i make a realm on my laptop on windows addition because its basically bedrock could i...

Hi Chloe I'd love to clarify.

Unfortunately, no - you cannot download your modded world to a realm.

Hello there.

Your friend's server is Dedicated, or hosted by himself (launched in game)?

Wich NAT Type he have?

If he's playing on the Bedrock addition (they mention Xbox and Windows 10 edition) then I would say it's a realm.

Do you have multiple consoles at your house? and what realm subscription is it?

Hello, libby. Thanks for reaching out. I'm Lucas, an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user just like you. I'll be glad to help you out.

Is this a Realm for Minecraft Java or Bedrock?

I ask because they are purchased through different platforms. Java Realms are purchased on the Minecraft website and Bedrock Realms (for Windows or Xbox) are purchased through the Microsoft/Xbox store.

Waiting for your kind reply.

Hi

The simple answer is yes.

I used to have a Minecraft realm subscription (only stopped because we don't play Minecraft much at the moment). I played on Windows 10 until I found a good seed, then set that save in the realm. After that I played in the realm with my daughter (on our
Xbox's) and her friends (who were on PC/laptop and iPads). We had quite an excavation going at one point. It is good because my daughter and/or her friends could go on any time without me being on.

Hope this answers your question.

Maybe try and look up a command block tutorial for timers and player effects on YouTube, I'm sure there are plenty.

To answer your first question though. Java and Bedrock are actually two different but very similar game clients. Bedrock is more or less the vanilla version, its basically the one Microsoft "owns" and pushes. Its, to be blunt, the Windows 10 version. Java
is the one everyone who makes Minecraft videos use. Its interfaces with mods and stuff are more friendly and easier to work as well as it receives updates and snapshots first (not always but a lot of the time) before W10 and console. The likely explanation
for why you can do those commands on Bedrock is simply because Java is basically a different running version of Minecraft, if that makes sense?