Notes

1. The behavior pack (see attached) basically only contains a server.js which only logs and prints a chat message when the user interacts with any block.

2. All UUIDs in the pack are newly generated.

3. All version numbers for the pack are bumped up before testing.

4. From [this Minecraft article|https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-bedrock-update], "Minecraft Script Engine" should be available to Xbox One and Win 10 Edition.

Repro steps

1. Download the attached behavior pack.

2. On Win 10, create a world with "Experimental Gameplay" turned on. Add the behavior pack. Test the behavior pack. It works (i.e. prints chat message).

3. Upload the world into a Realm Plus

4. On Xbox One X, download the world from the same Realm Plus

5. (a separate bug; out of scope for this Issue) The behavior pack appears to be deactivated, while the game is still "Experimental Gameplay == ON"

6. Activate the behavior pack for the Xbox One X world

7. (the main bug) Test the Xbox One X world. Expected chat message does not show up when player interacts with a block.

Impact

I have a world local on my Xbox One where I have played for a long time (1 year) and built large scale stuff. Recently I found I have to do certain things repeatedly, and something that is technically unachievable in vanilla. So I spent 4 days to create a behavior pack to simplify my game play and gaming experience.

My pack does:

• Item filtering to separate nonstackable item types
• Single item filter accepts multiple type of items
• Automatic crafting

However it doesn't work on my Xbox One X, which was disappointing. Hope I can get an answer here and be able to make it work on my Xbox One X.