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# Java Bedrock

{% hint style="danger" %}
Your Tebex store must have Minecraft offline as game type. You cannot change the game type after having created the store. You must create a new store.
{% endhint %}

## Installation

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{% step %}

### Downloading the add-on

Download the add-on from the [resource page](https://builtbybit.com/resources/rock-tebex-template-bedrock-crates.71241/).

You will receive a separate ZIP folder. **Unzip** it and remember where your the downloaded folder is located.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Uploading the add-on

1. Inside the Tebex dashboard, [go to the appearance page](https://creator.tebex.io/appearance) and click on "**Launch Editor**".

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2. Scroll down **a bit** in the left sidebar and click on "**Add**"

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3. Select `twig` as the file type.

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4. Click on "**UPLOAD**"

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5. Select the `java-bedrock.twig` file inside your downloaded add-on folder and click on "**Upload file**". Click on "**Save as Draft**" and then on "**Publish**" (at the top right corner of the screen).

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{% step %}

### Enabling the add-on

1. [Go back to the appearance page](https://creator.tebex.io/appearance), scroll down and click on "**Java/Bedrock**".

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2. Turn the "**Toggle Java/Bedrock login**" setting to `On` and fill in the `Bedrock Prefix` . The Bedrock prefix will be set before the username when the user selects Minecraft Bedrock.

{% code title="Example:" %}

```
Steve -> :Steve
```

{% endcode %}

3. Scroll up, click on "**Save as Draft**" and then on "**Publish**".

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Done!
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