Minecraft (Digital Version) Plugins

HttpGalaxyzzz · May 2, 2019

I was recently watching Minecraft animations on YouTube, and I stumbled upon a part where a blaze rod apparently emits lightning from the sky. I know for a fact it’s using the essentials plugin, however, I am playing Minecraft (Digital) on Xbox One.
Is there a method or tutorial on how to install plugins through Xbox One?

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NeoDan123

Plugins/mods like that is only available for Java Edition of the game. Xbox One do not have support for any mods for Minecraft.

KindGryphon

I was recently watching Minecraft animations on YouTube, and I stumbled upon a part where a blaze rod apparently emits lightning from the sky. I know for a fact it’s using the essentials plugin, however, I am playing Minecraft (Digital) on Xbox
One. Is there a method or tutorial on how to install plugins through Xbox One?

No. Minecraft plugins like that only work on the PC version of Minecraft and wont work on consoles.

Miyeon.S - MSFT

Hello Gavin Davis3,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

I know you're experiencing issues with Add-ons (plug-ins) on Xbox Series X causing multiplayer to crash or lag, and I completely understand how you feel. You can try the following:

1. Add-on compatibility issues
Go to the website where you downloaded the Add-ons and make sure the Add-ons support your current version of Minecraft.
Remove all plugins and try installing just one plugin to see if the problem persists.

2. Check if the plugin allows multiplayer mode
In Minecraft World Settings, open Behavior Packs & Resource Packs and check if the plugin is marked as Multiplayer Compatible.
Some plugins may have Multiplayer Mode disabled by default, you will need to go into the plugin settings and enable it manually.

3. Remove corrupted plugins
If your plugin is causing Multiplayer Mode to not work properly, we recommend removing and reinstalling the plugin:
Go to Minecraft Settings > Storage > Installed Plugins and remove all plugins.
Restart Xbox and go to Minecraft to re-download the plugins.
Try testing the plugins in single player mode before inviting a friend to join.

You can also contact the support staff of the corresponding game to find out why.

Best regards

|Microsoft Community Support Specialist

NeilSmith1984

I love that Nano truly believed it was an iOS game ported to PC. Ignorance is bliss, I guess.

Anyway, I just wanted to point out to the original poster - Minecraft has never had a "double jump" feature. Not sure where you got that from! There is a plugin/mod that allows you to do it, but it's not in vanilla Minecraft which means it won't be added
to the 360 version either.

Eggnogga

^^ Obviously that "fix" wouldn't work for the people who have the digital version of Minecraft though. =/

Minecraft (Digital Version) Plugins