Current PnTMC V26.40 file
8593642
ThatMob's Verity 3.2.0 V26.40
Choose this route when your source clearly says PnTMC, ThatMob's Verity 3.2.0, or Verity -
Bedrock Edition. The checked CurseForge project is a Minecraft Bedrock Addons page, the owner is
PnTMC, and the package type is MCADDON. The record is not a mirror hosted by this site, and a
matching filename is not a malware verdict; it only proves you found the same public release route.
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Current 3.2.0 family
4 rows
V26.40, V26.30, V26.20, and V26.10-style builds
The CurseForge file list now shows the current ThatMob's Verity 3.2.0 by PnTMC V26.40 row:
record 8593642 at 153.9K displayed file downloads. The older 3.2.0 family rows remain visible:
V26.30 record 8517480 at 1.0M displayed downloads, V26.20 record 8517478, and V26.10 record 8517473 under a 26.13 plus
three supported-build label. This matters when a Bedrock player follows a mobile tutorial that
names an older build instead of the main V26.40 row.
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MCPEDL clue
Checked August 9
MCPEDL now lists V26.40 first, with old rows below
MCPEDL shows the Verity - Bedrock Edition page by PnTMC as updated August 7 and lists a V26.40
download first. At the August 9 source check, its visible Downloads section started with
ThatMob's Verity 3.2.0 V26.40, then showed older 3.2.0, 3.1.0, and 3.0.0 rows below. That means
a fresh install should start from the V26.40 row, while old rows are only for older Bedrock
builds, old worlds, or old-video contexts.
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Previous file
8503821
ThatMob's Verity 3.1.0 V26.30
Record 8503821 is still useful when a tutorial, old world, or support comment specifically names
the 3.1.0 package. For a fresh install, compare it against record 8593642 first. Mixing old and new
packs in the same world can create false troubleshooting signals, especially when a player is
already testing Beta APIs, scripts, resource packs, and behavior packs.
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Older high-traffic file
8327253
ThatMob's Verity 2.1.0 V26.30
Record 8327253 can still appear in search because it was a high-download PnTMC Bedrock file. It
belongs to the same project family, but it is not the current main route after the July 27 update.
If a search result sends you there, treat it as an old route signal and rebuild the path through
the current PnTMC page before installing.
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Read the 2.1.0 file check