Minecraft Loot Table Validator
Validate Minecraft Java and Bedrock loot table JSON structures, checking pools, rolls, entries, weights, functions, and conditions.
Validates structural rules for Java data pack loot tables and Bedrock behavior pack loot tables.
Loot Table Structure Report (1 Pools)
How to Use Minecraft Loot Table Validator
- 01.Select Java Edition or Bedrock Edition and paste or upload your loot table JSON.
- 02.Click Validate Loot Table to inspect pools, rolls, entry types, item identifiers, and functions.
- 03.Review structural errors and warnings (note: structural validation checks JSON schema rules rather than third-party modded item registries).
How It Works
Inspects pools[], rolls (number or min/max uniform provider), entries[] types (minecraft:item, item, empty, loot_table), and function/condition arrays.
Supported Formats & Outputs
- • JSON (Loot Table)
Common Questions about Minecraft Loot Table Validator
What is the main difference between Java and Bedrock loot tables?
Java loot tables include a top-level "type" (such as "minecraft:chest" or "minecraft:entity") and use namespace-prefixed entry types like "minecraft:item", while Bedrock uses simpler "item" types and different function names.
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