Requirements

• iOS 15 or higher. You can find what iOS versions were tested on the downloads page.
• Apple Shortcuts app
• Minecraft Bedrock 1.19 or higher

How to Download

To download Project Lumina, visit the downloads section here. It is recommended to install the latest release. Click on the download button below the release. From there, a LootLabs link should open up—just follow the steps. Once finished, press the second download option on the shortcut's iCloud page to get redirected to the Shortcuts app, where you can follow Apple's steps from there.

Version Badges: On the downloads page, each release may show one or two badges. A green badge means that version has been tested and confirmed working on the listed iOS versions. A blue badge means it may work on those iOS versions, but hasn't been officially confirmed — use at your own risk. Hover or tap a badge to see details.

Direct Links: If you're a member of the Project Lumina Discord server, you get access to new releases with direct download links (no LootLabs required)! Join the Discord and check the #downloads channel for instant access to the latest version.

How to Use

Using Project Lumina is straightforward. After installing, open the Shortcuts app and locate the Project Lumina shortcut. Tap the shortcut to launch it. You'll be greeted with a main menu where you can:

• Open Mod Menu to download, enable, and manage resource packs.
• Open World Editor to select a local world and edit its world and player data in the embedded web editor.
• Change various game settings in the Options Editor.
• Open Shortcut Settings to customize options.
• Check for updates directly from the shortcut.
• View our connections/links.

Navigation is simple: tap the menu option you want and follow any on-screen instructions. If you ever get lost, you can restart the shortcut by tapping off the menu. For more details on each feature, visit the features page. For help and support, join the Discord server or check out the YouTube channel for tutorials!

Web World Editor

Choose World Editor in the Shortcut, select a local world, and edit its world and player data in the embedded web editor. When you finish, the Shortcut downloads the edited archive back to that world.

You can also use the Web World Editor directly in a browser with a .mcworld or .zip file.

Responsible use and support

Use files you own or have permission to edit, and check server rules before using packs in multiplayer. For help, email [email protected] or visit the official Discord server.

Backups and troubleshooting

Keep the original world until the edited copy opens successfully. If player editing is unavailable, check for a readable db folder. For a failed Shortcut run, check its access to the Minecraft folder and use a compatible release.