Actions & Stuff v1.10

What was added in Actions & Stuff v1.10?

Oreville described v1.10 as one of the pack’s largest updates at the time.

Its major additions included:

• Tiny Takeover support;
• playable morph characters;
• balancing animations;
• flips;
• superhero-style landings;
• rolling after falls;
• sitting;
• directional swimming;
• Dolphin’s Grace animation work;
• broader player movement changes;
• themed boat visuals;
• optional 3D models for tools;
• Cherry biome mob variants;
• improved 3D items;
• new nametags, costumes and skins;
• expanded pack settings.

The release also included many smaller visual and compatibility improvements.

Morph characters

v1.10 introduced playable morph options with custom appearances and animation behavior.

The available designs included several custom character forms rather than a simple player-skin swap.

Oreville also documented a limitation for that release: morphs were primarily visible to the player using them rather than functioning as a normal shared multiplayer appearance for everyone.

That limitation is part of the historical v1.10 behavior and should not automatically be assumed to describe every later Actions & Stuff version.

New movement actions

Several of the most recognizable additions in v1.10 focused on player movement.

Flipping

The update added airborne flip animations based on movement direction.

Superhero landing

Hard landings could trigger a heavier landing pose, with different behavior depending on whether the player continued moving.

Rolling

Certain sprinting falls could transition into a forward roll.

Sitting

v1.10 added a method for entering a seated animation without turning sitting into a new Minecraft gameplay mechanic.

Balancing

The pack added balancing animation behavior on narrow blocks such as fences and similar thin surfaces.

These are animation-layer changes rather than changes to Minecraft’s underlying survival rules.

Swimming and player movement changes

v1.10 also expanded swimming animation behavior and revised broader player movement.

Directional swimming and Dolphin’s Grace received dedicated animation work.

That makes v1.10 especially relevant for users looking for the historical release where many of these movement changes arrived together.

3D tools and item improvements

The update expanded the pack’s 3D item presentation and introduced optional 3D tool models.

It also included improvements to items such as potions, beds and banners.

The exact settings visible inside this historical release may differ from the controls documented for today’s Actions & Stuff version.

Is v1.10 the latest Actions & Stuff version?

No.

This is an archived release page.

Oreville Studios currently documents newer Actions & Stuff versions, including 1.11.1 at the time of our September 2026 review.

If you only want the newest official Marketplace version, do not choose v1.10 simply because this page provides a file.

When should you use v1.10?

Use an older release when you have a specific reason to use that exact version, for example:

• reproducing an older setup;
• testing a historical pack release;
• matching an existing world or device configuration that previously used it.

Do not assume an older release is more compatible with a current Minecraft build without checking.

See Actions & Stuff compatibility before replacing a working setup.

How to install v1.10

The v1.10 file is a Bedrock .mcpack.

For Android, iPhone/iPad or Windows Bedrock import instructions, use the installation guide.