Minecraft – get custom Minecraft skins on Xbox using a hard drive

Simple Mob Grinder

The simplest mob grinder you can do is to use gravity to kill off the mobs.

Build a really tall hollow tower out of cobblestones with no windows. Make sure the hollow shaft is 2x2 wide so there is enough space for spiders to fall down as well as any other mobs. Make sure this shaft is built over something solid - stone, not sand, dirt or gravel. The reason this is all dark is so that the mobs will still spawn during the day as well as at night.

At the top of this tower create a large room, again with no windows. Something around 15x15 will do. Make it about 5 blocks high and keep a hole in the floor over the shaft so that you have a big dark room with a shaft in the middle. In theory the mobs will spawn in this big room, wander around and fall down the shaft, splatting on the ground and leaving a load of goodies for you to sweep up. Don't forget to add a door at the bottom of the shaft so you can get in there and grab it all.

Really that should be all you need. You can expand this idea however you fancy; underground grinders, multi-room grinders... however adventurous you want to go. Bear in mind though that Mobs will only spawn when you are near to them, so you should build a house near to your grinder, or at least hang around near it when you want to get stuff.

No, it is not possible to have different custom skins in separate slots. The easiest thing for you to do would be to keep the skins you want in a special folder so they are easy to find when you need them.

Bedrock Edition has limitations on engine capacity, and therefore cannot store multiple different skins for you, outside of created characters or purchased skins.

You could apply to be a community creator, and, if accepted, release your sets of skins for use by the community, and then save those in separate slots, but that is a complex process that isnt guaranteed to work.