Verity Mod Guide

Creator citation kit checked July 24, 2026

Verity Mod Creator Reference

Use this page when a video description, article, Discord answer, or community post needs a clean Verity source link. It separates the current Java and Bedrock routes, names the public Project IDs and file records, and keeps viewers away from mirrored files, wrong-edition downloads, and old short links.

Copy-safe descriptions Official records linked No mirrored downloads
Copy text Fact table Release JSON

Copy blocks

Text you can place in a description, article note, or pinned comment

Short video description note

Current Verity route checker: https://veritymodchecker.online/download/ It separates Verity JE for Java, Verity BE for Bedrock, and the PnTMC Bedrock route. The page links to official CurseForge and Modrinth records and does not mirror files. Pick Java or Bedrock first before downloading.

This short note is best for YouTube descriptions, TikTok captions, Discord answers, and pinned comments where viewers are already asking for the file. It avoids telling everyone to use one universal package, which is the main source of broken installs.

Article or wiki reference note

For a traceable Verity Mod source map, see VerityModChecker.online. It documents the current Java route, the two common Bedrock routes, Project IDs, file records, package types, and machine-readable release data. The site is independent and does not host downloads.

This longer wording is useful for editorial updates, resource pages, and community wiki notes where the reader needs to understand why three pages can all use the Verity name while serving different Minecraft editions.

Current citation facts

Current Verity project records creators should not merge together

Route Current public record Use this wording
Verity JE CurseForge Project ID 1591438, file record 8461257, verity-5.7.3.jar, Forge 1.20.1; Modrinth project on1Y0osD, version yAt0wv1Z Java route. Do not describe it as a Bedrock add-on or MCPE file.
Verity BE CurseForge Project ID 1574632, file record 8486588, Verity Stable 1.0.9 for Bedrock 26.30 Bedrock route from Undertaletalelover. Do not place this file in a Java mods folder.
PnTMC Bedrock route CurseForge Project ID 1575941, file record 8327253, ThatMob's Verity 2.1.0 V26.30 Separate Bedrock route. Cite PnTMC when a tutorial or page uses this branch.
VERITY.exe Separate modpack or executable-style search intent; not the same as the standalone Java JAR or Bedrock MCADDON Use only when your content is specifically about the modpack or Windows-file confusion.

Why this matters

Most viewer mistakes come from route mixing, not from a missing button

A good description link should reduce wrong installs

Verity videos can attract Java, Bedrock, MCPE, and casual horror viewers at the same time. Those viewers often ask for one download link, but one link cannot safely cover every setup. Java players need a loader-specific JAR in a Java profile. Bedrock and MCPE players need an add-on route and world-level pack activation. A creator who gives only one final file link may accidentally create support problems in the comments.

A route checker is a better first link because it lets the viewer select the project before opening a maintainer page. It also protects creators from endorsing mirrors, password archives, short-link chains, and renamed reposts. The link does not need to replace your official download links; it can sit beside them as a source-check note.

What not to claim

  • Do not call every Verity file official: cite the project and owner you mean.
  • Do not call metadata a malware scan: project identity is not the same as safety.
  • Do not mix editions: Java JARs, Bedrock MCADDONs, modpacks, and EXE files need separate wording.
  • Do not hide final destinations: viewers should see whether they are opening CurseForge, Modrinth, or another host.
  • Do not reuse stale version numbers: check the route map before updating an old description.

Machine-readable reuse

Use the release snapshot when you need structured data

For articles, databases, and resource lists

The public JSON snapshot at /data/verity-releases.json includes owners, Project IDs, record URLs, package types, Minecraft versions, file sizes, dates, and point-in-time download totals. It is designed for editors, directory maintainers, and creators who want a dated reference instead of copying an untraceable comment.

Treat the snapshot as a starting point, not a permanent source of truth. File hosts can update counts, descriptions, and file status after the check. When publishing an article, video update, or downloadable resource list, open the linked CurseForge or Modrinth records again and verify the current values.

Recommended citation

VerityModChecker.online. "Verity Mod Creator Reference: Safe Links and Current IDs." Checked July 24, 2026. Includes current Verity JE, Verity BE, and PnTMC Bedrock route records with direct platform links and machine-readable release data.

Disclosure: this site is independent and fan-made. It is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, CurseForge, Modrinth, ThatMob, PnTMC, VarmiteYT, Undertaletalelover, or any Verity maintainer.

Update workflow

How to keep an older description or article from going stale

When a video already has comments asking for downloads

Do not replace every old link immediately unless you have checked which project the video actually demonstrates. A Java setup tutorial should keep Java instructions visible and add a note that Bedrock viewers need a different route. A Bedrock roleplay or MCPE tutorial should keep the add-on route visible and add a note that Java viewers should not use an MCADDON. When the audience is mixed, link to the route map first and then place the exact project link below it.

The most useful pinned comment is usually practical: name the edition, tell viewers that Verity JE, Verity BE, and PnTMC's add-on are separate projects, and ask them to check the file record before installing. That keeps the comment focused on avoiding wrong installs instead of turning it into a promotion.

When an article summarizes the trend

Articles about the Verity trend should separate popularity, route identity, and safety. A download count explains reach, but it does not prove that a file is safe for every player. A project ID explains identity, but it does not say which edition a viewer owns. A filename explains the package, but it does not explain how to configure Groq, Ollama, voice, resource packs, or behavior packs.

If you are updating an article after publication, cite a dated source map and keep the final user action clear. Java readers should land on Verity JE or the Java guide. Bedrock and MCPE readers should land on the Bedrock guide or a current add-on record. Readers who only want to know whether the character is real should go to the reality-check page instead of a file page.

FAQ

Creator reference questions

Can I link this page from a video description?

Yes. Use it as an optional source-check link beside your official project links. It is most useful when your audience includes both Java and Bedrock players or when your comments include repeated "which file do I download" questions.

Does this page host Verity files?

No. It links to public platform records and explains which route is which. It does not mirror files, collect API keys, replace official project pages, or claim that a matching filename is a malware verdict.

Which page should I link if I only want one URL?

Use the download route map for players. Use this creator reference when you want copyable text, citation wording, and an explanation of why Java and Bedrock links should stay separate.

Checked public sources CurseForge Verity JE Modrinth Verity JE CurseForge Verity BE PnTMC Bedrock route Machine-readable release data