What is Bedrock Wiki?

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Bedrock Wiki (wiki.bedrock.dev) is a community-run knowledge-sharing website for the technical side of Minecraft Bedrock. It hosts documentation, tutorials, and general how-to information about add-ons, and it is built and maintained by the community rather than by Microsoft or Mojang. If you are looking for step-by-step help creating add-ons — blocks, entities, items, commands, scripting, or world generation — this is the kind of resource the site is intended to provide.

Who runs it

The site describes itself as built and maintained by a community, and it is attributed to Bedrock OSS. It states plainly that Bedrock OSS, Bedrock Wiki, and bedrock.dev are not affiliated in any way with Microsoft or Mojang AB, and that "Minecraft" is a trademark of Mojang AB. So it is an independent, community project — not an official Mojang documentation channel.

What it covers

The homepage organizes content by technical topic, with a beginner's guide for each area:

Topic What the site offers
Beginner's Guide Step-by-step tutorials intended as a first contact with add-ons, including setting up your own project
Commands Command block basics, plus functions as a faster way to code commands
Blocks A "Hello world!" guide to your first block, and block components such as collision
Entities The structure of behavior pack entity files, plus troubleshooting common issues like invisible textures
Items A "Hello world!" guide to your first item, and item components such as durability
Scripting Basics of the Script APIs, and how to create your own custom commands
World Generation Custom structures, ores, trees, and other generation features

How to use it

  1. Pick the topic you are working on (for example, Blocks or Entities).
  2. Start with that topic's Beginner's Guide to set up a project and get a minimal working result.
  3. Move on to the component or reference pages when you need specific capabilities, such as collision for blocks or durability for items.
  4. If something does not work as expected, check the troubleshooting material — the Entities section, for example, covers common problems like invisible textures.

Getting help and contributing

The site points to a Discord server where you can learn about add-ons and ask other add-on creators for help. It also invites readers to contribute: if you can improve the wiki, or have questions or feedback, the site asks you to get in touch, and links to its repository. A privacy policy is also linked from the homepage.

When this site fits your needs

Bedrock Wiki is a reasonable starting point if you are new to Bedrock add-ons and want guided tutorials, or if you already build add-ons and need reference material on components, scripting, or world generation. Because it is community-maintained and explicitly unaffiliated with Mojang, treat it as a community resource: useful for practical, technical how-to content, but not an authoritative source for official product statements.