Awesome ARK Survival Addon for Minecraft PE (1.20+).mcaddon

ArkCraft 4 is a large dinosaur-survival expansion for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that adds more than one hundred prehistoric creatures, tameable mounts, saddles, weapons, survival tools, custom structures, fishing systems, special resources, and several gameplay mechanics inspired by ARK: Survival Evolved. The folder also includes Azureculture 4.5 for expanded fishing and aquatic life, plus Atlas Trees for larger vanilla-style trees. Instead of playing ordinary Minecraft, you can hunt, tame, ride, breed, fish, craft survival equipment, explore desert environments, collect narcotic resources, and build your own prehistoric base.

1. General Addon Overview

• ArkCraft 4 resource pack: textures, models, animations, sounds, UI assets, and visual effects.
• ArkCraft 4 behavior pack: dinosaurs, creatures, taming, riding, attacks, loot tables, blocks, functions, and recipes.
• Azureculture 4.5 resource pack: fishing textures, fish models, aquatic items, and language resources.
• Azureculture 4.5 behavior pack: fish entities, fishing mechanics, bait, fishing rods, cooking, and aquatic loot.
• Atlas Trees: larger and fuller trees generated through structure files.
• Custom blocks include a smithy, grill, narcoberry shrub, desert grass, desert flowers, and ArkCraft quartz ore.
• The addon contains custom saddles, tranquilizing ammunition, bolas, grappling equipment, fishing nets, spears, clubs, rifles, shotguns, armor, food, narcotics, stimulants, and taming supplies.

2. All Packages Included in the Folder

Package	Type	Minimum Engine Version	Main Function
Arkcraft 4	Resource Pack	1.13.0	Models, textures, animations, sounds, particles, and visual assets for ArkCraft.
Arkcraft 4 B	Behavior Pack Files	Designed for the ArkCraft 4 resource pack	Dinosaurs, taming, riding, combat, recipes, loot, structures, functions, and custom blocks.
Azurecultu	Resource Pack	1.19.40	Azureculture 4.5 fishing, fish, food, and aquatic visual assets.
Azurecultu b	Behavior Pack	1.19.40	New aquatic entities, fish drops, fishing rods, bait, cooking, and aquatic crafting.
atlas_tree b	Behavior Pack	1.16.100	Large vanilla-style trees and additional tree-generation structures.

Azureculture includes two resource-pack subpacks: Normal Language and Pirate Language. The Pirate Language option is marked as English Only.

3. New Creatures, Dinosaurs, and Mobs

The ArkCraft behavior files contain 106 creature entity files in the main dinosaur generation folder, in addition to special projectiles, eggs, insects, fish, and utility entities.

Creature Group	Included Creatures	Main Features
Large carnivores and apex predators	Allosaurus, Baryonyx, Carno, Giga, Rex, Spino, Tarbo, Suchosaurus, Oxalaia, Irritator, Deinosuchus, Kapro, Tylacoleo, Llukkalkan, Majungasaurus, Quilmesaurus, Zilla	Strong melee attacks, hostile behavior, taming, variants, and saddles for selected species.
Herbivores and large peaceful dinosaurs	Ankylosaurus, Brachio, Bronto, Camarasaurus, Giraffatitan, Lambeo, Ouranosaurus, Pachy, Parasaurio, Shantungosaurus, Shringasaurus, Stego, Stego Tek, Thery, Triceratops, Yuty, Mamut, Rino	Resource gathering, defensive behavior, riding, hauling, and herbivore taming.
Small dinosaurs and prehistoric animals	Alvarezsaurus, Archaeopteryx, Armadillosuchus, Asfaltovenator, Compy, Dodo, Doedicurus, Estemmenosuchus, Galveosaurus, Gualicho, Macrauchenia, Micro Raptor, Miracinonyx, Moschops, Palorchestes, Phiomia, Proapteryx, Raptor, Sclerothorax, Sinosaurus, Tanycolagreus, Titanis, Troodon, Unquillosaurus, Wakaleo	Small creatures with different combat, farming, scouting, or taming roles.
Flying creatures and wyverns	Argentavis, Cryodrakon, Desmodus, Drake, Gasbag, Lymantria, Ptera, Quetzal, Rhyniognatha, Tropical Wyvern, Velonasaur, Velonasaur R	Flight, hovering, slow falling, aerial attacks, passenger seats, and flying mounts.
Scorpions, snakes, and dangerous creatures	Brontoscorpio, Pulmonoscorpius, Skorpiovenator, Titanoboa, Thorny Dragon, Tralkasaurus, Amarga, Rosamygale	Poison, spikes, paralysis, ranged attacks, or defensive special abilities.
Special and fantasy creatures	Bulbdog, Daeodon, Dire Wolf, Dodorex, Female Shadowmane, Male Shadowmane, Longuisquama, Lopho, Mana G, Neocartathes, Rino, Valenicius	Special variants, support abilities, fantasy designs, or unusual movement mechanics.
Water and shoreline creatures	Archelon, Diplocaulus, Hesperornis, Oxalaia, Suchosaurus, Valenicius	Water movement, aquatic combat, fishing-related drops, or shoreline spawning.
Azureculture fish and aquatic life	Arapaima, Arrau Turtle, Atlantic Cod, Atlantic Halibut, Atlantic Herring, Bayad, Blackfish, Bluegill, Boulti, Box Turtle, Brown Shrooma, Brown Trout, Capitaine, Carp, Catfish, Electric Eel, Gar, Goldfish, Jellyfish, Minnow, Muskellunge, Pacific Halibut, Perch, Pink Salmon, Piranha, Pollock, Rainbow Trout, Red Grouper, Red Shrooma, Smallmouth Bass, Starshell Turtle, Synodontis, Tambaqui, Tuna, AzC Squid, Shark, Swordfish, Whale, Cold Frog, Temperate Frog, Warm Frog	Fishing, food, bait, buckets, fish fillets, turtle items, frog legs, whale steak, and aquatic loot.

4. Step-by-Step Gameplay Guide

Receiving Items

1. Activate cheats if you want to test the addon quickly.
2. Use the creative inventory and search for ArkCraft or Azureculture items.
3. Use the correct namespace when using commands, such as arkcraft:item_name or azc:item_name.
4. Craft basic tools first, including a club, bola, bow, crossbow, fishing rod, spear, axe, and harvesting tools.
5. Build a smithy and grill to unlock advanced equipment and food recipes.

How to Tame Creatures

1. Locate a wild creature in its natural environment.
2. Use a bola, club, tranquilizing arrow, narcotic arrow, or another suitable method to control or weaken it.
3. Some creatures become tameable while sleeping or unconscious.
4. Use the correct food or taming item. Examples include red taming paste, green taming paste, aquatic paste, meat-based food, and special creature food.
5. Protect the creature from hostile mobs while the taming process is active.
6. Use the Tame Guide crafted from leather to review the intended taming workflow.

How to Incubate Eggs

The folder contains creature egg and loot-table resources, including a Pulmonoscorpius egg entry. However, a universal incubator block or a single documented egg-hatching workflow is not consistently defined across the extracted files. Egg behavior may therefore depend on the individual creature and the specific version of the behavior pack.

• Collect eggs from the relevant creature or loot table.
• Keep eggs in a safe area and test them with the creature-specific mechanics included by the pack.
• If an egg does not hatch, verify that both the ArkCraft behavior and resource packs are active.
• Do not assume that every dinosaur supports the same breeding or incubation process.

How to Raise and Maintain Tamed Creatures

• Feed carnivores with suitable meat or meat recipes.
• Feed herbivores with plant-based food and appropriate taming paste.
• Use narcotics and stimulants carefully because they are intended for different status effects.
• Use leads, strings, or follow-related tools to control movement.
• Use the available dialogue and command functions to switch attack, follow, movement, or special modes.

How to Ride and Fly

1. Tame the creature first.
2. Craft the correct saddle at the smithy. Examples include Argentavis, Quetzal, carnivore, herbivore, arthropod, fantasy, and Thorny Dragon saddles.
3. Place the saddle on the tamed creature when the creature supports saddling.
4. Interact with the creature to mount it.
5. Flying creatures may use ground mode, air mode, hover movement, slow falling, and passenger seats.
6. Use a grappling crossbow or hook when direct riding is not appropriate.

How to Collect Materials

• Harvest narcoberries from the narcoberry shrub.
• Mine ArkCraft quartz ore for advanced crafting materials.
• Collect fiber, leather, wool, pelt, bones, teeth, chitin-like resources, oil, charcoal, and meat from the world and creature drops.
• Use fishing rods, bait, bobbers, fishing nets, and fishing spears to obtain Azureculture fish.
• Cook meat and fish with the grill or Azureculture cooking recipes.
• Search chests, underwater ruins, shipwrecks, desert pyramids, monster rooms, and other loot-table locations for special items.

5. Crafting Recipe Table

The extracted folder contains more than one hundred ArkCraft recipe files and several hundred Azureculture recipe files. The following table lists the complete recipe families and the main craftable results represented in the pack.

Recipe Family	Craftable Results	Required Station or Tag
Basic tools and weapons	Axe, wooden clubs, club upgrades, bow, Ark bow, Ark crossbow, fishing spear, bola, hook, sickle, whip, shield, trident, shotgun, longneck rifle, drill, Tek claws	Crafting table or smithy
Ammo and taming equipment	Narcotic arrows, narcotics, stimulant, tranquilizing supplies, taming paste, aggressive jar, passive jar, syringe, signal item, detonator	Crafting table or smithy
Fishing equipment	Fishing rod, fishing net, bobber, fishing line, hooks, double hooks, wooden, iron, golden, diamond, nether star, and neptunium fishing components	Tackle box or Azureculture recipe tag
Armor	Cloth helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots, pelt helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots	Crafting table
Saddles	Argentavis saddle, Quetzal saddle, Quetzal platform saddles, small, medium, and large carnivore saddles, herbivore saddles, arthropod saddle, fantasy saddle, Thorny Dragon saddle, and three-seat saddle	Smithy
Buildings and stations	Smithy, grill, rope chest, Thorny Dragon house, lanterns, jars, oil jar, food jar, and bucket-related items	Crafting table or smithy
Food and cooking	Ark meat recipes, special meat, burgers, soup, healthy marine diet, fish fillets, sashimi, sushi, whale steak, whale burger, frog legs, and cooked fish	Grill or cooking recipe
Resources and processing	Fiber, roots, oil, charcoal, prismarine materials, amethyst materials, aquatic paste, insect paste, red paste, green paste, oxygen items, and powder resources	Crafting table or processing station
Azureculture bait and fish processing	Extra fish fillets, raw whale steak, cooked whale steak, cooked fish fillets, turtle soup, fish bones, seaweed, algae, worms, driftwood, and slime or ink conversions	Tackle box or crafting table

6. Special Equipment Effects

Equipment or Item	Special Effect
Bola	Restricts or slows a nearby target, making early taming safer.
Club and upgraded clubs	Designed for stunning or knocking out creatures during taming.
Narcotic arrows	Increase torpor and help keep suitable creatures unconscious.
Stimulant	Supports the opposite purpose of narcotics and can reduce unwanted sleep effects.
Grappling crossbow and hook	Provides mobility and allows the player to reach elevated or distant positions.
Fishing net	Supports aquatic harvesting and fishing-related interactions.
Creature saddles	Enable riding, passenger seats, movement control, ground travel, or flight depending on the creature.
Flying creature systems	Some flying creatures support hovering, slow falling, aerial movement, and controlled flight.
Creature attacks	Several mobs use poison, spikes, paralysis, projectiles, bleeding-style damage, or special roar and camera effects.
Azureculture fishing rods	Can be customized with different hooks, bait, bobbers, materials, and fishing tiers.

7. Useful In-Game Commands

Command	Purpose
/summon arkcraft:male_rex	Summons a Rex example.
/summon arkcraft:argentavis	Summons an Argentavis example.
/summon arkcraft:spino	Summons a Spino example.
/summon arkcraft:rex	Use the identifier shown by the specific entity file if the male variant is unavailable.
/give @s arkcraft:tame_guide 1	Gives the taming guide.
/give @s arkcraft:bola 1	Gives a bola.
/give @s arkcraft:narcotic_arrow 16	Gives narcotic arrows when the identifier is available in the installed version.
/give @s azc:arapaima 1	Gives an Azureculture fish item.
/function ride	Starts the riding function for the relevant target.
/function catch	Runs the catch interaction function.
/function swim	Runs the swimming-related function.
/function regeneration	Runs a regeneration function.
/function shotgun	Runs the shotgun function.

Identifiers may differ between variants. When a command fails, check the entity or item identifier in the corresponding JSON file and use that exact namespace and name.

8. Step-by-Step Installation Guide

1. Back up your Minecraft world before installing the addon.
2. Import or copy the ArkCraft resource pack and ArkCraft behavior pack into the Minecraft Bedrock development or pack folders.
3. Import Azureculture 4.5 resource and behavior packs if you want the expanded fishing system.
4. Import the Atlas Trees behavior pack if you want larger trees.
5. Create a new world or open the world settings of an existing world.
6. Activate the ArkCraft behavior pack and its matching ArkCraft resource pack.
7. Activate the Azureculture behavior pack and its matching Azureculture resource pack.
8. Activate Atlas Trees after the main gameplay packs.
9. Enable any experimental features requested by your Minecraft version or by the pack interface.
10. Check that all required packs appear without a missing dependency warning.
11. Enter the world and test a basic item, a creature summon, and a crafting recipe.

Recommended Load Order

Priority	Behavior Pack Order	Resource Pack Order
Highest	ArkCraft 4 B	Arkcraft 4
Middle	Azureculture 4.5 BP	Azureculture 4.5 RP
Lowest	Atlas Trees	None required because it is a data pack

If Minecraft asks for a resource pack dependency, keep ArkCraft 4 and ArkCraft 4 B together. Do not place duplicate versions of the same pack in the same world. If Azureculture fish appear invisible, move the Azureculture resource pack above unrelated resource packs.

9. Minecraft Bedrock Compatibility

Minecraft Version	Compatibility	Reason
1.16.100 to 1.18.x	Partial	Atlas Trees supports an older engine range, but Azureculture requires 1.19.40 and ArkCraft features may not work completely.
1.19.40	Good	Azureculture declares 1.19.40 as its minimum engine version.
1.20.0 to 1.20.x	Good	The folder is intended for Minecraft Bedrock 1.20 and later, with legacy-compatible JSON files.
1.21.0 to 1.21.x	Good	Most ArkCraft and Azureculture systems should work, although individual entities may need testing.
1.22.x to 1.25.x	Partial	Older component formats, identifiers, experimental features, and deprecated behavior components may cause limited problems.
1.26.0 and newer	Partial	No explicit manifest confirmation for this version was found. Future Bedrock changes may affect recipes, entities, or scripts.
Java Edition	Not Supported	The files use Minecraft Bedrock JSON, MCFunction, MCStructure, Bedrock resource packs, and Bedrock behavior packs.

10. Common Problems and Solutions

Problem	Solution
Creatures are invisible	Activate the correct ArkCraft resource pack and place it above conflicting resource packs.
Items have missing textures	Verify that the resource pack and behavior pack versions belong to the same addon release.
Recipes do not appear	Use the smithy or the correct crafting tag. Some recipes are not ordinary crafting-table recipes.
Creatures cannot be tamed	Use the correct taming food, knock the creature out when required, and confirm that the entity supports taming.
Saddles do not work	Use the saddle designed for that creature. A generic saddle may not activate every mount.
Flying creatures remain on the ground	Check that the creature is tamed, saddled, and using its correct flight interaction. Some species use separate ground and air states.
Fishing produces no custom fish	Activate both Azureculture packs, use the correct fishing rod and bait, and fish in a suitable water environment.
World crashes after installation	Remove duplicate pack versions, test each addon separately, and restore the world backup if necessary.
Structures or trees do not generate	Confirm that the Atlas Trees behavior pack is active and that the world was created or loaded after activation.
Functions do not work	Enable cheats, use the exact function name, and verify that the ArkCraft behavior pack is active.

11. Frequently Asked Questions

Can this addon be used in survival mode?

Yes. The addon contains survival recipes, taming resources, loot tables, custom blocks, food, weapons, saddles, and gathering systems.

Does every dinosaur support taming?

No. Taming components are configured per creature. Hostile, aquatic, flying, and special creatures may use different mechanics or may not be tameable.

Can every dinosaur be ridden?

No. Only creatures with rideable components and an appropriate saddle can be ridden.

Can all flying creatures be controlled in the air?

No. Some flying entities support hover or controlled flight, while others only use aerial animations or limited movement.

Does Azureculture replace vanilla fishing?

It expands fishing with new fish, bait, rods, bobbers, hooks, cooking results, turtles, frogs, whale-related items, and aquatic loot. Vanilla fishing may still remain available.

Does the addon require experimental gameplay?

Some Minecraft versions may require experimental features for custom entities, scripts, or legacy components. Enable only the options requested by the installed version.

Can the addon work with other dinosaur addons?

It may work, but duplicate identifiers, recipes, animations, textures, and entity families can cause conflicts. Test addons separately before combining them.

Is the addon compatible with Minecraft Java Edition?

No. It is designed for Minecraft Bedrock and Minecraft PE.

Is a universal egg incubator included?

No universal incubator system was clearly defined in the extracted files. Egg behavior appears to be creature-specific and should be tested with the installed version.

12. Author and Package Information

Package or Credit	Information
ArkCraft 4	Created by CopperLord44 with the Discord Staff, according to the resource-pack manifest.
ArkCraft 4 Version	4.0 resource release represented by the included manifest and assets.
Azureculture	Azureculture 4.5, with separate resource and behavior packs and Normal Language or Pirate Language subpacks.
Atlas Trees	atlas_trees_minimal_grass, a data pack generated with Bridge tooling.
Credits	Refer to the original MCPEDL page, Discord staff credits, and the original addon distribution page for complete author attribution.
Recommended Support	Report bugs with the Minecraft version, device, enabled packs, load order, reproduction steps, and relevant error messages.