How To Add Data Packs to Minecraft 1.21
If you want to know how install data packs in Minecraft 1.21, you have found the perfect video. We show you exactly how to download and add data packs to Minecraft 1.21. From where to download data packs for 1.21 to how to get 1.21 data packs installed, it’s all covered here. So, without anymore delay, here is how to use data packs in Minecraft 1.21!
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About this video: Data Packs are one of the best ways to customize Minecraft without having to use any mods or make any changes. They can be added to vanilla Minecraft worlds with no mod loaders needed. Luckily, this is a complete guide on how to download and install data packs in Minecraft 1.21. Let’s jump into it!
First things first, we will need to go over how to download data packs in Minecraft 1.21. There is a link in the description above to our list of some of the best data packs for Minecraft 1.21. In this video, we install the Vanilla Tweaks data packs, but this will work for any 1.21 Minecraft data pack.
Generally, when you download a datapack, it will be a .zip file. If you see “unzip” or “extract” in the file name, that means some work needs to be done before we can use the data pack in Minecraft. You will need to right-click on the data pack file you downloaded, and extract it. Make sure to extract all if needed, and then you will have a folder. Open this folder, and there should be more .zip. These are the data pack files you want to install in Minecraft 1.21.
When you open a datapack.zip file, you should see a “pack” file as well as other files or folder. When you open the .zip file and see these, it is ready to be installed into Minecraft.
How do you install data packs in Minecraft 1.21? Well, it starts by playing Minecraft 1.21. Then, on the main menu, select the “Singleplayer” button to see all of your Minecraft worlds. From there, find the world you want to add data packs to and click on it.
Once you have clicked on the world, select the “Edit” button. Then, you will see an “Open World Folder” button. Click to open the folder, and there we be a “datapacks” folder. Open this, and then, drag-and-drop any Minecraft 1.21 data packs you want to install into this datapacks folder. It’s that easy to add data packs to Minecraft 1.21.
Now, you can play your Minecraft world, and the data packs will be active. You may need to run the /reload command in-game in order for your data packs to be active. This will reload your world and ensure that your Minecraft 1.21 data packs are working.
At this point though, you now know how to download and install data packs in Minecraft 1.21. If you have any questions about how to get Minecraft 1.21 data packs, let us know in the comments. We will try our best to help you out.
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