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Bedrock players who join through Geyser can’t load a Java resource pack. With Geyser support on, Lode Items also builds a Bedrock pack and Geyser’s custom item and block mappings every time it builds the pack, and writes them into Geyser’s folder.

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Turning it on

1

Enable it in config.yml

plugins/LodeItems/config.yml
2

Let Geyser show custom items

In Geyser’s config.yml, set add-non-bedrock-items: true.
3

Restart the server

Lode Items writes these files before Geyser starts:
  • packs/lodeitems.mcpack
  • custom_mappings/lodeitems_items.json
  • custom_mappings/lodeitems_blocks.json
Geyser only reads its packs and mappings when it starts. After /lodeitems reload changes anything Bedrock players see, the console says so: restart the server (or Geyser) for them to see it.
Geyser on a proxy (BungeeCord, Velocity): set folder to any folder, then copy its packs/ and custom_mappings/ to the proxy’s Geyser folder.

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What Bedrock players get

The Bedrock pack is made from the finished Java pack, so packs merged with pack.merge are included too. Behaviour is all server-side, so it’s the same for everyone: mining speed, drops, events, mechanics, recipes.

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Elytras and mob armour

On Bedrock, only the real elytra can glide, and only vanilla horse armour, wolf armour, carpets and saddles fit on a mob. That is built into those items and can’t be added to a custom one. So custom elytras and mob armour are shown to Bedrock players as their base item (material:): they still glide and fit their mob, with the vanilla look. The console lists these items when it builds.
  • The item browser and other menus show their plain look (vanilla icons) to Bedrock players.
  • Optional packs are Java only: /packs tells Bedrock players so. Geyser sends the same packs to every Bedrock player.

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How props are shown

Geyser can’t draw the display entities props are made of. Instead, each Bedrock player who can see a prop is sent an invisible armour stand (only they see it, and it costs no real entity on the server) wearing the prop’s model.
Geyser support hasn’t been tested with a Bedrock client yet. If something looks wrong (a block turned the wrong way, a prop floating or facing away), please report it with a screenshot.