My Minecraft Halo Mashup pack is not appearing on the Better Together version.

Hi, if you have the Minecraft Xbox One disc version then sadly that offer of a free upgrade to the Better together version no longer applies and you will need to buy Minecraft again.

Q: How long will the Better Together Update be available as a free download to players who own the console version of the game?

A: Owners of the disc version of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition will have until January 30th 2018 to have played Minecraft for five or more hours in the past 12 months OR purchased a DLC Pack. There is no cutoff for digital Minecraft: Xbox One Edition owners.

https://minecraft.net/en-us/article/better-together-faq

could someone who payed for the halo mashup pack tell us the seed for the halo world so we can play it in a different texture pack

Q: How long will the Better Together Update be available as a free download to players who own the console version of the game?

A: Owners of the disc version of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition will have until January 30th 2018 to have played Minecraft for five or more hours in the past 12 months OR purchased a DLC Pack. There is no cutoff
for digital Minecraft: Xbox One Edition owners.

https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/better-together-faq

Hey Xbox Gamer,

Minecraft crossplay is only available to devices with the "Better Together" version of the game. The Xbox 360's version of Minecraft does not have this feature. For more information on this, please visit our

Minecraft "Better Together" update article.

I bought and downloaded most of the Texture/MashUp packs on the Xbox 360, and have used them many times on the Xbox One. I bought a few on the One edition.

However, I cannot use ANY of the packs I bought and downloaded on the Better Together (what I called Bedrock) edition without repurchasing them.

My son has confirmed that he was able to redownload all available texture packs he bought on the 360 and One editions on the Better Together edition, WITHOUT repurchasing them.

I’d like to be able to use them again, without repurchasing them like my son was able to.