Item Editor

An add-on for Minecraft Bedrock that edits items which already exist. Rename them, write their lore, change enchantments, set durability, fill in a book, retouch a sign, and hand the lot out as a kit.

No experimental toggles required.

Setup

1. Grab the latest ItemEditor.mcpack from Releases.
2. Apply the behavior pack to your world.
3. Activate cheats. You'll need operator.

Needs Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.40 or newer.

Menus

/jstash:editor

Pick your own inventory, another player, or whatever you're looking at, then pick an item. Name, lore, enchantments, durability and flags all live in there, along with book pages, sign text and block states.

There's a Wand for easily reaching and editing entities and blocks directly, a clipboard for copying one item's setup onto another, undo on every slot, and a bulk mode for doing all of that to a whole set of armor at once. The editor guide walks through it.

Commands

Pick something once, then edit it as many times as you like:

/jstash:select @s head
/jstash:set name "Great helmet"
/jstash:ench protection 4
/jstash:set unbreakable true

Swap the slot for a group like equipment and every command after it covers the whole set. There's also /jstash:grant for building an item in one line, /jstash:kit for saving and handing out inventories, and /jstash:block for block states. The command reference has all of them.

What it can't do

• Enchantment levels cannot go beyond vanilla maximum, and enchantments that clash are refused. That's the game limitation.
• Food, potion and cooldown values are read-only. You can look at them and that's it.
• Blocks only expose their states, plus sign text and container contents.

Building from source

Needs Regolith and Node.

regolith install-all
regolith run

Credits

Made by Justash01. Discord: jstash.

Found a bug or want something added? Open an issue.

Built with Regolith and the gametests filter from Bedrock OSS.

Released under the MIT license.