The GraveStone Mod project referenced on this site is a Java Edition mod project. Searches for “Gravestone mod - Minecraft Bedrock” may return add-ons with similar ideas, but Java loader packages should not be treated as Bedrock-compatible files.
Java mods and Bedrock add-ons are different
Java Edition mods can depend on loader APIs such as NeoForge or Forge. Bedrock Edition uses a different add-on and scripting model, so the package formats and runtime expectations are not interchangeable.
That means a Java mod JAR, a NeoForge setup, or the repository source archive on this site is not a Bedrock installation package.
Why similar names cause confusion
“Gravestone” describes a gameplay concept, not one unique cross-platform package. Multiple developers can create grave or death-storage systems for different editions of Minecraft.
Always identify the edition first. If the launcher says Java Edition, loader-based mod instructions may apply. If it is Bedrock Edition, use Bedrock-specific documentation and package formats.
Moving a world between editions is not a shortcut
Converting a world does not convert Java mod code into a Bedrock add-on. Even if terrain and builds can be migrated with specialized tools, mod mechanics and saved data may not have an equivalent.
For important worlds, keep original backups and test any cross-edition conversion separately from mod installation.
What to use this site for
This website can help explain the GraveStone Mod project identity, Java loader compatibility, source archive details, and troubleshooting logic. It should not be used as a Bedrock add-on installation guide.
If your goal is specifically Bedrock, focus on tools explicitly labeled for Bedrock and verify their creator, supported game version, and behavior independently.