Minecraft commands are small strings of text that can bring quite the difference to your gaming. So, it's always handy to keep them whenever playing!
Besides the best Minecraft console commands and cheats, here are some questions that I will answer for all you:
And, many more ...
So, let's get started!
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Minecraft commands are small strings of text that can bring quite the difference to your gaming. So, it’s always handy to keep them whenever playing!
Besides the best Minecraft console commands and cheats, here are some questions that I will answer for all you:
And, many more …
So, let’s get started!
Here are some common questions (and, as usual, their answers) about Minecraft console commands that can help you in a jiffy! These can pertain to a random player or to the player executing the commands.
Minecraft commands or Minecraft cheat codes, are small text strings that are used to make changes to your game world. The many commands available have effects that include changes to: difficulty level, environment, and of course players’ characters.
Minecraft cheats are only available to PC users. Besides, cheats and commands can be used only when you’re playing in a Creative-mode game. If you’re in Survival mode, you will need to change game mode type to Creative, and then enable cheats to access and use commands.
Using Minecraft cheats and Minecraft console commands disables your achievements for that particular world.
There are only two ways in which you can use commands in Minecraft Bedrock (known before as Minecraft PE):
Yes. If you are a PC gamer and a Minecraft fan like me, just hit forward slash to open the “chat box” and keep typing your command to effect changes like change difficulty level, change weather, locate command for locating a specified player’s location, etc.
Refer to the table in the later sections of this blog for the most useful Minecraft console commands and Minecraft cheat codes.
To summon a Giant Slime on Minecraft, just ensure that cheats are enabled on your game, and you can use the “Summon” command (/summon).
There are two forms of the /summon command that you can go for, depending on the version of PC/Mac that you use. These forms are:
Here, “pos” or the “x y z” coordinates are optional however. This position (denoted by x y z in the second syntax form) is the world spawn location, where you’d like your Giant Slime to be spawned. Note, if you don’t add this, the current location is taken as the location for spawning the slime.
Secondly, the {Size: <number>} is an NBT tag, or a data tag, as it was formerly known in the Minecraft world. The entity “slime” has some of these data tags which can be used to denote its size in the Minecraft world spawn location where it is born. The tags can be used by replacing the number from the list, depending on the size of the slime you want:
Once the chat window opens, type in your desired command to spawn your desired creature in your Minecraft world!
The /fill command, used to fill area outlines with your choice of building blocks, is compatible with Nintendo Switch (1.5.0). However, ensure your Minecraft cheats are enabled.
There are two syntactical ways of using this console command on your Nintendo Switch:
Terms:
Check out the Minecraft Nintendo Switch Edition in case you are interested.
Minecraft dodaylightcycle false or dodaylightcycle true are the two forms of the stop time command. This helps influence the world game time in the game world. Once you enable cheats in Minecraft, you can access and use it. Here’s how to use the stop time command on your PC:
Firstly,
Stop time: /gamerule doDaylightCycle falseReplace true for false, and the resulting Start time command, /gamerule doDaylightcycle true, undoes it and makes time go on as day and night cycles.
| Name of command | Target selector shortcuts |
| Main command | “@” followed by gamer code |
| Action/Effect | For this command, the executing entity can target five kinds of players, using these codes: @p: nearest player @r: random player @a: all players @e: all entities @s: Entity executing |
| Name of command | Give command |
| Main command | /give <targets> <item> [amount] [dataTag] OR /give <player> <item> [amount] [data] [dataTag] |
| Action/Effect | Gives targeted players or specified players whatever you want, and of the amount you specify. |
| Name of command | Teleport command |
| Main command | /tp [player] <x y z> |
| Action/Effect | Changes coordinates (and hence, position) of targeted players to the coordinates specified as x, y, z. |
| Name of command | Kill command |
| Main command | /kill OR /kill <player> OR /kill @e[type=mobType] |
| Action/Effect | The first form kills all entities including the one executing; the second kills the specified player; and the last form can be used to kill a mob. |
| Name of command | Gamemode |
| Main command | /gamemode <mode> OR /gamemode <mode> <player> |
| Action/Effect | Change the mode of the game to either of the available ones: Survival mode, Creative mode, Adventure mode, Spectator mode. Adding the player name at the end ensures the game mode changes only for them. |
| Name of command | Change difficulty level |
| Main command | /difficulty <level> |
| Action/Effect | Helps change difficulty level to peaceful, easy, normal, or hard modes. |
| Name of command | Seed code command |
| Main command | /seed |
| Action/Effect | Displays the seed code for your current world for use later or for passing on the code to other players. |
| Name of command | Atlantis mode |
| Main command | /atlantis |
| Action/Effect | This is one of the creative mode commands, and can allow you to raise the level of water in your world, to mimic the lost continent of Atlantis. |
| Name of command | Drop Store |
| Main command | /dropstore |
| Action/Effect | Store all your inventory items in a newly spawned chest in Minecraft. |
| Name of command | Item damage |
| Main command | /itemdamage |
| Action/Effect | Makes your weapons indestructible … or let’s just say you don’t need to worry about damage to your weaponry. |
| Name of command | Locate |
| Main command | /locate <ConfiguredStructure> (for Java Edition); OR /locate <feature: Feature> (For Bedrock Edition) |
| Action/Effect | Displays the coordinates for the nearest configured structure/feature in the chat for the entity executing. |
| Name of command | Add experience points |
| Main command | /xp |
| Action/Effect | #1. To add experience points to a player: /xp add <targets> <amount> [levels¦points] #2. To inquire the experience of a player: /xp query <targets> <levels¦points> #3. To set the experience of a specified player: /xp set <targets> <amount> [levels¦points] |
These are what I think are the most useful Minecraft commands and cheat codes. If these worked out for you, please let me know in the comments below.
And, don’t forget to also tell me of the other commands you’ve been using yourself!
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