What happened to Minecraft Actions & Stuff resource pack?

Minecraft's Actions & Stuff resource pack for Bedrock Edition was one of the most anticipated of its kind upon its announcement not long ago, and its animations blew away fans who tried the pack out. However, the resource pack was quickly removed after its debut. What happened to Actions & Stuff? By all indications, seems the beloved animation-filled pack will only be gone temporarily.

When Actions & Stuff was removed from Planet Minecraft just a few days after its debut, it's only reasonable for fans to wonder why. Fortunately, a chance comment left by the developer on the YouTube channel of the creator Eckosoldier has shared that Actions & Stuff will return but as a piece of content for the Bedrock Edition marketplace.

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Comment by Actions & Stuff developer reveals its Minecraft Marketplace arrival

Actions & Stuff's developer commented that the resource pack would return on the Minecraft Marketplace (Image via ECKOSOLDIER/YouTube)

Plenty of players were understandably blindsided when Actions & Stuff was removed online, especially fans who hadn't tried the pack out but had seen content using its lifelike animations. This led many players to resort to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to download it, but some fans simply wanted to know why the resource pack was removed in the first place.

Based on a comment the developer left on Eckosoldier's popular video covering the resource pack, they felt that uploading the pack to Planet Minecraft wasn't the most accessible way to share Actions & Stuff. To ensure that the pack would be available for all Bedrock Edition-compatible platforms, the developer plans to bring Actions & Stuff to the official marketplace.

Planet Minecraft, as useful as it is for downloading new content, can't be accessed the same on all Bedrock platforms. Computers and Android/iOS mobile devices can access Actions & Stuff easily through its use, but the same can't be said for consoles or the Kindle Fire. To amend this, placing the Resource Pack on the marketplace would make it accessible for any Bedrock Edition-compatible device.

A player drinks a Potion of Water Breathing in the Actions & Stuff resource pack (Image via Actions & Stuff/YouTube)

Granted, this may mean that Actions & Stuff will come with a cost on the Minecraft Marketplace, which some fans may disagree with compared to being free. However, given the sheer amount of work and detail dedicated to that resource pack, the developer certainly deserves to be compensated.

All things considered, adding the pack to the marketplace ensures that no matter what Bedrock Edition-compatible device players are playing on, even if they have to purchase it. Once they do, the resource pack will be account-bound and can be played across devices, ensuring the developer's vision of bringing the pack to as many players on Bedrock Edition can enjoy it as possible.