MiniBench / Learn

1. 1

   Open the Export screen

   Open your project and tap Export. MiniBench shows everything about the pack it's about to build — its name and type, the export format, the version, and a validation report — all on one screen before anything leaves the app.
   
2. 2

   Read the validation

   MiniBench checks your pack and tells you what it finds before you export — a malformed manifest, a missing pack_icon.png, or, here, that there's no tick.json so your functions won't auto-run. Warnings like this don't block the export; they just tell you what to expect in-game (this pack runs with /function instead). A clean pack simply reports that all checks passed.
   
3. 3

   Choose your format

   Pick what Minecraft receives:
   
   · .mcpack — a single pack (the default, and what you want most of the time).
   · .mcaddon — a behavior pack + resource pack bundled together, for add-ons.
   · .mcworld — your pack embedded in a ready-to-play world, so it's active the moment it opens. (.mcworld export is part of MiniBench Pro.)
   
4. 4

   Tap Export — the share sheet appears

   MiniBench packages the file and hands it to iOS. The standard share sheet slides up with your pack — here, Redstone Manor · 164 KB — ready to send anywhere.
   
5. 5

   Send it straight to Minecraft

   Tap Minecraft and the game imports your pack automatically — no files to move by hand.
   
   Don't see Minecraft? It only appears if Minecraft Bedrock is installed on the same device. Install it, then export again.
   
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   …or save it for later

   You don't have to send it to Minecraft right away. Save to Files keeps the .mcpack in iCloud or on-device, and AirDrop sends it to another device — handy for sharing a pack with a friend or moving it to another iPad.