Version 1.10 is the release where your character stopped being just a skin. Oreville Studios added ten playable morphs, so you can walk around as a frog, a slime, an axolotl, or a baby version of yourself.Four new actions arrived with them, including a superhero landing thatfires after a long fall.
Actions & Stuff 1.10 is a 30.59 MB MCPACK that needs Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.10 or newer. All details below are extracted directly from the pack file, including the complete morph list, the limitations each one carries, and how this build compares to 1.11. Most pages covering this release mention morphs without naming a single one.
Actions and Stuff 1.10 MCPACK Details
| Version | 1.10 |
| Pack build | 1.1.31 |
| File format | MCPACK |
| File size | 30.59 MB |
| Minimum Minecraft | Bedrock 1.26.10 |
| Developer | Oreville Studios Ltd |
| Morphs included | 10 |
Version 1.10 | Requires Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.10 or newer
Check your Minecraft build before downloading. Anything below 1.26.10 will accept the import and then ignore the pack, with no error to explain what went wrong. Players on older builds should look through the Actions and Stuff older versions archive instead.
What Is New in Actions and Stuff 1.10
| Area | Wha Changed |
| Morphs | Ten playable character models replace your skin |
| New actions | Flipping, rolling, sitting, superhero landing |
| Frogs | Rana, Sapo and Rhadora variants added |
| Bees | Firefly variant with a glowing body |
| Cape | Smoother cape animation |
Morphs are the headline, and they change more than the look of your character. Each one carries its own visuals and effects, and most have custom sound design for walking and taking damage. Mini Me and Rana are the two exceptions there.
The four new actions are easier to notice in normal play. Superhero landing fires after a long fall, rolling and flipping cover movement,and sitting finally gives players something to do while waiting around. Not every morph supports sitting, which is covered further down.
Smaller additions filled out the rest of the release. Three frog variants arrived, named Rana, Sapo and Rhadora. A Firefly bee joined
with a glowing body. The cape animation was reworked to move more fluidly, and a wiki button appeared in the pause menu, marked by an animated Rana icon.
All 10 Morphs in Actions and Stuff 1.10
This list came straight out of the pack settings, which is why it includes the internal names rather than guesses.
| Morph | Character |
| Mini Me | A baby version of your own skin |
| Rana | Frog Girl |
| Goober | Slime |
| Lucy | Axolotl |
| Pixie | Allay |
| Iris | Ender Eye |
| Rusty | Redstone Golem |
| Echo | Sculk Whisperer |
| Ash | Blaze Knight |
| Bandit | Fox |
Rana carries the most detail of the ten. Her hat blinks on its own,and standing still long enough triggers an idle animation built around it. Two extra variants exist as well, one carrying a baby chicken and one wearing a Shaper Trim puffercoat found in Trail Ruins.
How to Turn On a Morph
Open Settings, then Global Resources, then Active Packs. Tap the gear icon next to Actions and Stuff and scroll to the Morphs dropdown. The default option is labelled Disabled, which keeps your normal player model.
Morphs Do Not Show in Multiplayer
This is the limitation worth knowing before you get attached to one.Morphs render on your screen only. Other players on a server or a Realm still see your normal skin, so the morph is yours alone.They do work with Expressions, which matters for console players who rely on that system.
Which Morphs Cannot Sit
Four of the ten cannot use the sitting action, because their models were not built for it. Those are Pixie the Allay, Ash the Blaze Knight, Bandit the Fox, and Rusty the Redstone Golem. The other six handle sitting normally.
New Actions in Actions and Stuff 1.10: Flipping, Rolling and Landing
Superhero landing is the one players notice first. Fall far enough and your character drops into a crouched landing pose instead of the standard thud, which reads as a small thing until you do it off a cliff.
Flipping and rolling cover movement, and both fire during normal play rather than needing a button. Sitting is the fourth, and it works with six of the ten morphs.
Actions and Stuff 1.10 Requirements
The numbers below come from the manifest inside the pack file.
| File format | MCPACK |
| File size | 30.59 MB |
| Pack version | 1.1.31 |
| Minimum Minecraft | Bedrock 1.26.10 |
| Developer | Oreville Studios Ltd |
| Rendering | PBR, works with Vibrant Visuals |
That minimum catches people out, since 1.26.10 sits well above the builds most guides still reference. The pack ships three subpacks as well, named Custom, Vanilla and Full Experience, and those are covered in detail on the 1.11 update page.
About Actions and Stuff 1.10.1
Version 1.10.1 is a point release that followed 1.10 rather than a separate update with its own feature set. We have not verified its manifest against a file, so the specifications on this page describe 1.10 only.
If you are already running 1.10 and everything behaves, there is no need to chase the point release. This section will be expanded once the 1.10.1 file has been checked the same way.
Actions and Stuff 1.10 vs 1.11
Both builds need Bedrock 1.26.10, so neither one widens your device support. The difference sits in what each release focuses on.
| Version | Focus | Morphs | File Size |
| 1.10 | Player morphs and new actions | 10 | 30.59 MB |
| 1.11 | Physics, spears and the Sulfur Cube | 11 | 28.18 MB |
Morphs did not disappear in 1.11, which is what most people assume when they see the smaller file. Everything 1.10 added carried forward, and 1.11 added an eleventh morph on top, the Sulfur Cube.
Choose 1.10 if the morphs and the new actions are what you came for, and your current build runs them without trouble. Choose 1.11 if you also want the reworked spear handling, coloured lighting from emitting blocks, and the Sulfur Cube redesign. The 1.11 update page lists those changes in full.
How to Install Actions and Stuff 1.10
Tap or double-click the MCPACK and Minecraft imports it for you. Open Settings, then Global Resources, then Active Packs, and move the pack across. The gear icon beside it opens the settings, including the Morphs dropdown.
Android and Windows differ in the small details rather than the process. Tap to import steps live on the Android install guide, and the manual folder route is on the PC guide.
Console and iOS players cannot import MCPACK files at all, since both platforms block external installs.
Common Questions About Actions and Stuff 1.10
The morph list, version numbers and file size on this page were read from the Actions and Stuff 1.10 MCPACK manifest and its in-game settings.