Vanilla Tweaks reference
Allows you to craft 1.19's bundles in earlier versions, using Leather instead of Rabbit Hide

Bedrock feasibility
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| Verdict |
possible (high confidence) |
| Checked |
2026-07-25 by agent |
Already vanilla on Bedrock — behavior_pack/recipes/bundle.json ships exactly this recipe (String above Leather) and bundles have been craftable in Bedrock survival since 1.21.40, so a port would add nothing.
How it would work on Bedrock. Nothing to build: the shipped vanilla recipe is minecraft:recipe_shaped with pattern ["X","#"], X = minecraft:string, # = minecraft:leather, result minecraft:bundle, tagged crafting_table. If the maintainer still wants a pack (for example to change the yield or the crafting-book unlock conditions), it is a single file under behavior_packs/<pack>/recipes/ using the same minecraft:recipe_shaped schema.
Caveats. Recommend closing this as unnecessary rather than porting it. If it is kept, remember behaviour-pack recipes apply per world, not globally, and a second recipe producing the same result coexists with the vanilla one unless it reuses the vanilla identifier.
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Vanilla Tweaks reference
craftable bundles leather)craftables26.2Bedrock feasibility
Already vanilla on Bedrock —
behavior_pack/recipes/bundle.jsonships exactly this recipe (String above Leather) and bundles have been craftable in Bedrock survival since 1.21.40, so a port would add nothing.How it would work on Bedrock. Nothing to build: the shipped vanilla recipe is
minecraft:recipe_shapedwith pattern["X","#"],X = minecraft:string,# = minecraft:leather, resultminecraft:bundle, taggedcrafting_table. If the maintainer still wants a pack (for example to change the yield or the crafting-book unlock conditions), it is a single file underbehavior_packs/<pack>/recipes/using the sameminecraft:recipe_shapedschema.Caveats. Recommend closing this as unnecessary rather than porting it. If it is kept, remember behaviour-pack recipes apply per world, not globally, and a second recipe producing the same result coexists with the vanilla one unless it reuses the vanilla identifier.
Sources
Maintained by
tools/vt-diff. Edits inside this block are overwritten on the next run.