QoF (Quality of Feature) for Minecraft Bedrock

QoF (Quality of Feature) is a modular Minecraft Bedrock addon that layers small, vanilla-friendly changes onto survival worlds: dynamic item lighting, anvil repair, auto-replanting crops, double doors, and more. Every module can be switched on or off from the pack's in-game settings panel, and the addon targets Minecraft Bedrock base game version 26.36 with the Beta APIs experimental toggle enabled.

What QoF adds

• Dynamic Light: held and dropped light-source items cast real-time light around the player.
• Anvil Repairing: damaged anvils can be repaired with iron ingots instead of being replaced.
• Double Door: two adjacent doors open and close together automatically.
• Wet Concrete Powder: concrete powder placed in or near water converts to solid concrete on its own.
• Cauldron+ and Composter+: cauldrons gain extra fill behavior and composters accept a wider range of items, including hopper feeding.
• Carrying Container: chests and other containers can be picked up and moved without losing their stored items.
• Offhand: torches and other placeable items can be used from the offhand slot.
• Harvest: crops auto-replant when harvested with a hoe, including sweet berry bushes as of v1.5.3.
• Mob Loot+ and Recipe+: adds drops to previously unrewarding mobs and fills gaps in the vanilla crafting and smelting recipe book.

How to install QoF on Bedrock

1. 1.Download the latest .mcaddon file from the GitHub Releases page (also mirrored on CurseForge and MCPEDL).
2. 2.Open the file on the same device; Minecraft Bedrock imports the behavior pack automatically.
3. 3.Create or edit a world, open the Behavior Packs tab, and activate QoF.
4. 4.Switch to the Experiments tab and enable Beta APIs, confirming the experimental-world warning.
5. 5.Load the world and open the pack's settings panel to toggle individual modules on or off.

Compatibility with Realms and servers

QoF runs through Bedrock's scripting APIs, so Beta APIs must be enabled wherever it loads. Single-player and LAN worlds are the primary supported setups. Realms support depends on the Realm host allowing experimental toggles on the world, and dedicated Bedrock servers need a setup that permits Beta APIs and custom behavior pack uploads.

Known limitations

• Enabling Beta APIs disables achievements on the world for as long as the toggle stays on.
• Modules that depend on chunk or entity events, like Dynamic Light, have occasionally needed a reload after a host relogs or a chunk unloads; recent releases target these edge cases directly.
• The addon targets a recent Bedrock base game version, so older client builds may not load every module correctly.