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Surtrz

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Registered: 2026-04-23

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[Solved] minecraft bedrock edition 6b6t. How can I play vanilla

I joined minecraft bedrock 6b6t anarchy server. I couldn't get my normal 60 fps (vsync on) in the server because of resource packs and mods which I couldn't find a way to remove and it's not easy to play because it gives 10-20 fps. How can I make 6b6t vanilla for me in bedrock edition. I saw some youtubers play in the same server with no mods and resource packs. I want vanilla to get smooth gameplay. I use mcpe launcher to play minecraft in arch linux hyprland.

Last edited by Surtrz (2026-05-31 11:59:03)

V1del

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Re: [Solved] minecraft bedrock edition 6b6t. How can I play vanilla

Maybe lose some words on how you ultimately managed to solve it: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Genera … way_street

Surtrz

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Registered: 2026-04-23

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Re: [Solved] minecraft bedrock edition 6b6t. How can I play vanilla

I moved the game. The first time I downloaded it got in the wrong folder and I found out and it was moved

milesedger

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Registered: 2023-07-11

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Re: [Solved] minecraft bedrock edition 6b6t. How can I play vanilla

I figured out what was going on, so I wanted to add some details for those who are experiencing something similar.

[qoute]The problem was where I had installed/downloaded the Bedrock game. It was initially in the wrong directory. When I moved the game to the correct location used by the launcher, the problem went away and I was able to play 6b6t normally again.[/qoute]

This seems necessary because Bedrock stores its resource packs and other additional content in its `com.mojang` data directory. Microsoft's current Bedrock documentation also shows separate `resource_packs`, `behavior_packs`, and development pack directories:

https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/minecr … tFolder.md

The official Minecraft documentation also explains how to apply resource packs/add-ons to Bedrock:

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/art … 0525083533

For more detailed third-party information about the Bedrock filesystem and the `com.mojang` directory:

https://mcpedesk.com/guides/join-server … ithout-ip/

https://wiki.bedrock.dev/guide/project-setup

So in my case, I don't think the solution was actually disabling the 6b6t resource pack. The installation was in the wrong place, which caused the launcher/game to handle its contents incorrectly. Moving it to the correct directory solved the problem and my normal FPS returned.