Action and Stuff 1.10.1 Download for Bedrock MCPACK
Want Action and Stuff 1.10.1? This version is a small fix update after 1.10. It is useful if you want the cleaner 1.10.1 MCPACK for Minecraft Bedrock.
Before you download, make sure this is the right version for you. If the problem is file type, Bedrock compatibility, or installation, check the install or compatibility guide first.
Use the 1.10.1 MCPACK button only if you already know you need this version.
This button is for manual MCPACK import. If you are still comparing versions, devices, or install methods, use the related guides first. Also remember that 1.10.1 is the Action and Stuff pack version, not your Minecraft Bedrock game version.
Release Type
A focused hotfix after 1.10, aimed at cleanup instead of another major feature wave
Source Basis
Based on Oreville’s public 1.10.1 changelog and the linked Actions and Stuff content guide
Direct Download
Manual MCPACK import if you already know you want the 1.10.1 version
Next If Stuck
If 1.10.1 is the right version but the pack still does not work properly, check compatibility or install steps next
Editorial Review and Source Check
Reviewed By
Action and Stuff editorial team
Editorial Focus
Exact 1.10.1 version tracking, MCPACK download checks, and version-specific Bedrock guidance.
Review Standard
Latest source-verified version, download, platform, and Marketplace checks before fact-sensitive updates.
Last Reviewed
May 31, 2026
Multi-Device Checks
Informed by site-owner testing across multiple Bedrock device types where the version or download method applies.
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What Is Action and Stuff 1.10.1?
Action and Stuff 1.10.1 is the small follow-up update after 1.10. The main thing to check here is simple: what changed in 1.10.1, and is this the MCPACK version you actually need?
It is not a full feature update. It mainly cleans up issues that showed up after 1.10 or still needed fixing.
- Check whether 1.10.1 is the version you were looking for.
- Review the fixes before deciding if 1.10.1 matches your issue.
- Use the MCPACK button only when you already want the 1.10.1 version.
Why 1.10.1 matters after 1.10
After 1.10, 1.10.1 matters most when one of the follow-up fixes matches what you are seeing. Use it when the main 1.10 update still looks right but you want the cleaner follow-up version.
What 1.10.1 means in the pack line
Remember one important thing: 1.10.1 is the Action and Stuff pack version, not your Minecraft Bedrock game version.
You still need the right Bedrock build, the right file type, and a clean resource-pack setup.
Practical takeaway: if you are looking for Action and Stuff 1.10.1, make sure you actually need this version and not just any 1.10.x file.
What Changed in Action and Stuff 1.10.1?
1.10.1 is smaller than 1.10, but the fixes are specific. Oreville’s notes point to targeted improvements and bug fixes instead of another big feature wave.
In simple terms, 1.10 introduced the larger changes, and 1.10.1 smooths out some parts that still felt rough.
Main improvements in 1.10.1
Oreville highlights a better Dolphin’s Grace swimming animation, a corrected 3D arrow presentation on the bow when 3D Tools are enabled, missing Vibrant Visuals texture coverage for the Lava Chicken nametag and Magma Cube, and a sunset gamma adjustment for the Vibrant Visuals sun.
These are not headline additions like Morphs or new actions, but they still matter if you care about how the 1.10 line feels in normal play.
Fixes for first-person view and item display
The bug-fix list is just as clear. Oreville lists a Pocket Edition overlay fix that was blocking first-person enchantment outlines and a Creeper Skull texture correction in Vanilla Experience.
The rest of the fixes focus on item behavior, including the 3D copper pickaxe pommel, tipped arrow colour, offhand potion display, invisible burning arrows, bow overlay z-fighting, and duplicated charged-bow effects.
This release is most useful for players who liked 1.10 overall but ran into one of these rough spots.
Animation Fixes
Dolphin’s Grace swimming got a direct improvement
This matters if you were judging 1.10 partly on movement smoothness.
3D Tool / Bow Cleanup
Arrow presentation and bow overlay issues were corrected
A good fit for players who had first-person or held-item complaints after 1.10.
Vibrant Visuals Polish
Missing textures and one sun gamma problem were patched
This is a cleanup signal, not a new visual system.
Pocket Edition / Item Fixes
Overlay, texture, colour, offhand, and visibility bugs were addressed
This is where 1.10.1 has the clearest practical value.
- 1.10.1 improves parts of the 1.10 experience rather than replacing it.
- Most of its value is in polish, consistency, and visual correctness.
- If your issue matches this list, 1.10.1 is worth trying.
Action and Stuff 1.10.1 vs 1.10
The easiest way to compare them is simple: 1.10 added the bigger changes, while 1.10.1 cleaned up specific issues after that release.
Start with the Action and Stuff 1.10 guide if you want the full feature overview. Stay here if you already know about 1.10 and only want the 1.10.1 cleanup.
1.10
Big feature release: new actions, movement changes, Morphs, settings growth, and a wider content update.
1.10.1
Follow-up fix release: targeted polish for problems around visuals, overlays, and held-item behavior.
Best Reading Order
Check 1.10 first if you still need the full release overview. Check 1.10.1 first if you are already troubleshooting the post-1.10 experience.
When 1.10.1 is the smarter version to try
Use 1.10.1 if you already like the 1.10 line but want fixes around movement feel, 3D tools, bow behavior, Pocket Edition overlays, or item display. If this matches your issue, 1.10.1 is probably the version worth checking.
When 1.10 is still the more useful page
If you still do not know what changed in the main 1.10 update, read the 1.10 guide first. This guide is better for players who already understand 1.10 and only want the follow-up fixes.
Who Should Use Action and Stuff 1.10.1?
1.10.1 is best for players who already want the 1.10 update line but prefer the cleaned-up follow-up version.
- Use 1.10.1 if the 1.10 direction still looks right but the rough edges match the published fix list.
- Use it if your issue is in the same area as the Pocket Edition overlay, 3D bow, or item-display fixes.
- Use the direct MCPACK button above if you already know 1.10.1 is the file you want.
Good fit
If you already like the 1.10 update but want the polished follow-up, 1.10.1 is the better fit. This is also useful when your issue matches one of the published 1.10.1 fixes.
Weak fit
If you still do not know whether you need MCPACK, or if your Minecraft Bedrock version may be the real issue, start with the install or compatibility guide first.
Strong Fit
You already want the 1.10 line and need the cleanup version
Weak Fit
You still need a basic install explanation more than a version comparison
Best Next Step
Use the MCPACK button after you are sure 1.10.1 is the version you need
Download and Compatibility Notes for 1.10.1
Before downloading 1.10.1, check the basics. This update can help, but it cannot fix the wrong Bedrock version, the wrong file type, or a broken resource-pack setup.
1.10.1 is still a pack version, not a Bedrock version
1.10.1 is the pack release number. Minecraft Bedrock 1.20.x, 1.21.x, and similar numbers still refer to the game build. This update can fix pack issues, but it cannot solve the wrong Bedrock version by itself.
When the direct MCPACK button makes sense
Use the direct MCPACK button only when two things are already settled: you want 1.10.1 specifically, and you need manual MCPACK import. If not, check the old versions, compatibility, or install guide before downloading.
Do not expect 1.10.1 to fix everything
If your issue is not related to the published 1.10.1 fixes, start with compatibility, installation, or resource-pack settings instead.
Practical takeaway: 1.10.1 is most useful when the fix list matches what you are seeing. If your issue is bigger than that, this version alone may not change much.
Common Problems Users Still Hit With Action and Stuff 1.10.1
The biggest mistake is expecting one small update to solve every problem. 1.10.1 is useful for polish and follow-up fixes, not every install problem.
- The wrong file type can still cause trouble.
- A Bedrock mismatch can still break the setup.
- Another active pack can still hide the result you expected to see.
If the pack imports but still looks wrong
That does not automatically mean 1.10.1 failed. It can still point to load-order conflict, activation problems, or a Bedrock compatibility issue outside this fix list. Judge the version only after activation, load order, and compatibility are clean.
If your issue is not listed in the 1.10.1 fixes
If your problem is not listed in the 1.10.1 fixes, look at import, compatibility, or active resource-pack conflicts first.
If you are only trying 1.10.1 blindly
If you are still guessing, do not keep switching to 1.10.1 and hoping it fixes everything. Check import, activation, Bedrock compatibility, and other active packs first.
FAQs About Action and Stuff 1.10.1
Is Action and Stuff 1.10.1 a real update?
Yes. Oreville’s public changelog treats 1.10.1 as a real follow-up fix release after 1.10, with specific improvements and bug fixes instead of a file name change with no clear notes behind it.
What changed in Action and Stuff 1.10.1?
It focuses on fixes and polish: Dolphin’s Grace animation changes, 3D bow-arrow behavior, missing Vibrant Visuals textures, a sunset gamma adjustment, and several fixes around overlays, textures, item display, and bow behavior.
Is 1.10.1 bigger than 1.10?
No. 1.10 is the larger feature release. 1.10.1 is the follow-up fix release that cleans up parts of that update.
Can I download the direct 1.10.1 MCPACK here?
Yes. Use the main button if you already know you want the manual 1.10.1 MCPACK file.
What if 1.10.1 still does not fix the problem?
Then the problem may be outside the 1.10.1 fixes. Check your Bedrock version, import method, activation, and other active resource packs before switching files again.
Final Thoughts
Use 1.10.1 if the fix list matches your issue and you already want the manual MCPACK version.
If you are still unsure, check the old versions, install, or compatibility guide first. Do not keep switching files when the real issue may be setup, activation, file type, or Bedrock compatibility.