Java models → Bedrock
Java Item Models on Bedrock: The Practical Route
For server owners, the useful question is usually not how to recreate every Java model in Bedrock by hand. It is how to get the pack working reliably for Bedrock players.
Use the complete source pack
Complete source packs produce more reliable results than isolated files. Keep the source together when using Kafal.
Designed for server-scale packs
Kafal is useful when there are many custom items, mixed content types, or regular updates that would make manual Bedrock work expensive.
What to test
- inventory appearance
- first-person and third-person appearance
- animated or stateful items
- important custom weapons and tools
Implementation is intentionally private
This page does not describe Kafal’s model-conversion algorithms, geometry rules or internal data structures. Those are part of the private converter implementation.
Kafal Converter
Convert Java item models with Kafal
Use the converter for supported Minecraft Java server packs and Bedrock/Geyser workflows.
