Adding new items to the server(custom items)

[zinc phoenix]

Hi, I'm new to these whole making a server thing but I want to make a server for me and my friend who plays bedrock but I only play java for personal reasons. I have this question I've been wanting to ask since I saw this plugin, If I add a new/custom item to the server like maybe a new weapon or a custom mob like mythical mobs or something. Do I add their unique ID's one by one or does the GeyserMC Extensions automatically add the unique ID?

[boreal steppe]

Geyser doesn't do any custom items convertion automatically, that has to be done manually

[zinc phoenix]

Does this mean that I have to add the ID myself in the configs of the GeyserMC plugin?

[boreal steppe]

Theres no config option for custom items, and idk what you mean by an ID

[zinc phoenix]

It says in the wiki about geyser extensions that I could register custom items and blocks to the server ```What can Geyser Extensions do?
Extensions can fully utilize the Geyser API to add additional functionality to Geyser. See Geyser API docs for info on what is currently possible.

To name a few examples:

Register custom items and blocks
Hide commands from being suggested
Change the MOTD
Register your own commands
Listen to events, e.g. the emote event.
The underlying Geyser API is steadily expanding, creating more and more opportunities.```

[boreal steppe]

Thats one option if you know how to code in Java
The other option being you can write json files for registering custom items instead https://geysermc.org/wiki/geyser/custom-items/#json-mappings

[zinc phoenix]

Hmm I see, Thank you for answering my questions.

Hi, last question, if I want to add a new mechanic. Let's say disenchanting, does that mean I have to rewrite the codes or programs for it to work for bedrock?(This is one of the features I wanted to add to a server I want to make.)

[jagged scaffold]

If it doesn't involve changing the code/downloading stuff on the client, it doesn't need to be converted

[boreal steppe]

Disenchanting is a vanilla feature you can do with a grindstone
But if you want to add new functionality, I'd recommend getting/writing a plugin or mod

[jagged scaffold]

E.g. if you make a datapack on the server for special disenchanting using the grindstone, you could make a custom datapack with a custom recipe