#Opening URL Functionality?

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languid gust
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A little about me: ℹ️

  • I am a Minecraft Bedrock Edition content creator.
    • I make addons, maps, etc.
  • I have purchased the 48 GB ram server for 64+ players.
  • I am a Senior JavaScript Developer.

My issue/question: ❓

  • So currently Minecraft Bedrock Edition does not support the ability to open external websites natively from the game. Does Bisect Hosting have a plugin/tool to enable and or help me with doing so?

Notes: 📝

  • If such a feature does not exist, it is also currently impossible to natively do so on the game itself. So If you(Bisect Hosting and it's affiliates) do not have this functionality, if you do try to add it you will be the only ones with such a feature(as far as I know). That would be a pretty dope selling point for real.

Disclosure: 🚧

  • Please understand I did not say/give any of the above information to sound cocky/put myself on a pedestal. I am just in dire need of help so I figured it's best to give as much info regarding my understanding of Minecraft and such if such an answer for my issue does exist.
vocal hazel
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Bisect does not provide any additional functionality in the Bedrock server - it is straight from Mojang.

This seems like something for BDSX, Nukkit, etc.

languid gust
polar sphinx
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I'm also an addon developer - you should know that it's not possible with this game as its not something that was made in the codebase for Minecraft bedrock.

The best you can do is print the link to chat or a UI, or a tooltip using a texture pack.

There is no in built function or mod to do any of the above and Microsoft has kept it this way, to protect people from clicking random links.

stable folio
# languid gust ## A little about me: ℹ️ - I am a __**Minecraft Bedrock Edition**__ content cre...

not sure what people here is saying...

But as to fully answer your question:

  1. BDS (bedrock dedicated server) offers an http-client (called server-net) for scripting addons (needs experiments flag on). So yeah, you cna do what you want with that.

  2. Bisect, as it uses pterodactyl panel, offers an alternative way to connect from game to some external tool, in fact you can create websockets to your bisect console. And server-console allows bidirectional communication with the game (scriptevents for "console to game", and console.log for "game to console")

languid gust