Minecraft: Education Edition – How to add a custom skin on Apple iPad

Minecraft: Education Edition – How to add a custom skin on Apple iPad

Every gamer wants to have their own player skin – here’s how you can set your custom skin in Minecraft Education Edition using an iPad.

Minecraft Education Edition – set a custom skin on an iPad

What you will need:

 

Installing Custom Skin on iPad – Minecraft Education Edition

from the App Store install the app – Documents – File & Media Manager

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

Go to Skindex and choose a skin to download – save the download to your iPad

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

Complete the mcpack creator Form

– Name for Skin – just what you want to call it eg. Green Among Us
– Template name – just any name for the pack eg. Among Us
– Version number – any number eg. 1.0
– Browse to and upload your downloaded Skin png file from Skindex

 

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

 

 

The MCPACK creator form will create the mcpack and offer it to download – save this to your iPad


Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

Open the Documents app and browse to where the recent downloaded MCPACK file is saved

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

 

click the Open in another app link and choose Minecraft Education Edition

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

Minecraft Education Edition will open on your iPad and Import your custom skin into the game

Custom minecraft education edition skins on ipad

Minecraft: Education Edition – How to open your Minecraft Structure with the Merge Cube

Minecraft: Education Edition – How to open your Minecraft Structure with the Merge Cube

In another post I shared how you can export structures from Minecraft: Education Edition using a Structure Block.  Now I want to show you how to view your exported structure using a Merge Cube.

When you export a structure from Minecraft it will save it as a .GLB file. You can open that GLB file up on your computer using Microsoft Paint 3D (free).

Minecraft: Education Edition show on Merge Cube 3D Paint

Once the structure is open n Paint 3D, change these settings for the best results:

  1. Click the Canvas tab
  2. Turn Show Canvas on
  3. Turn Transparent Canvas on
Minecraft: Education Edition show on Merge Cube 3D Paint

Once you have made those changes Save the image as a 3D model – with the file extension as .FBX.

  1. In Paint 3D click the Menu icon, then choose Save As
  2. Click 3D Model
  3. When the Save as window appears click the File Type drop down arrow
  4. choose the FBX file type to Save As

 

Minecraft: Education Edition show on Merge Cube 3D Paint

Now that you have your structure from Minecraft in the FBX file format for the Merge Cube you can upload it to the MergeEDU website.

  1. Sign in to Mergehttps://login.mergeedu.com/home  and click the My Objects button
  2. Upload your FBX file
Minecraft: Education Edition show on Merge Cube 3D Paint

You will need to use the Merge app on iOS or Android to use with your Merge cube.  If you do not have a Merge cube you can build your own using this printable Merge cube

You will also need to download the Object Viewer app from Merge

Here’s what my exported structure looks like in the Merge Object Viewer app.  The cube is just sitting on my desk…..

Minecraft: Education Edition show on Merge Cube 3D Paint