Minecraft Commands
Minecraft, the popular building and adventure game, offers players a infinite universe of possibilities. However, to get the most out of this experience, it is essential to know the commands that will allow you to access advanced features and customize your game like never before.
These commands, small lines of code that are entered into thegameconsole, can completely transform your way of playing. From changing the game mode to teleporting to any location, to summoning objects and creatures, commands are an indispensable tool for any player looking to take their experience to the next level.
Accessing the command console
Before diving into the fascinating world of commands, it is crucial to know how to access the comfort. Depending on the version of Minecraft you are using, the method may vary slightly:
- Java Edition: Press the »T» key to open the chat and then enter the command preceded by a forward slash (/).
- Bedrock Edition: Click the “Chat” button at the top of the screen and type the command with the forward slash (/).
Basic commands to get started
Once you've accessed the console, it's time to explore some of the most useful commands to start:
- / help [command]: Provides details about the specific command you need to understand.
- / duplicate: Creates a copy of the item you are holding and places it in your inventory.
- / itemdamage: Allows you to toggle the wear and tear functionality on objects.
- / gamemode 0: Set the game to Survival Mode.
- / gamemode 1: Switch the game to Creative Mode.
- / gamemode 2: Select Adventure Mode for the game.
- / gamemode 3: Activates Spectator Mode.
- / defaultgamemode: Sets the game mode that will be applied by default.
- /difficulty [difficulty]: Adjust the difficulty level of the game between “Peaceful”, “Easy”, “Normal”, and “Hard”.
- /gamerule keepInventory true/false: Determines whether or not players keep their inventories after death.
- /gamerule doDaylightCycle true/false: Controls the progression of the day-night cycle.
- /instantmine: Enables instant destruction of blocks with any tool.
- Other useful commands include:
- /waterdamage: Activates or deactivates the damage received when in water.
- /falldamage: Turn fall damage on or off.
- /firedamage: Turn fire damage on or off.
- /weather clear/rain/thunder: Set the weather status to clear, rainy, or thunderstorm, respectively.
- /dropstore: Release and save all the items in your inventory.
- /clear: Removes items from the player's inventory.
- /ban: Permanently ban a player from the server.
- /banlist: Shows the list of banned players.
- /kill: Kill any player or yourself if no name is specified.
- /give [Amount]: Give items to another player from your inventory.
- /instantplant: Makes plants grow immediately.
- /tp [Player] [xyz coordinates]: Teleports the player to the given coordinates.
- /time set day/night: Change the game time to day or night.
- /time set [time]: Sets the game time to sunrise, noon, sunset, or night, depending on the value entered.
- /time query gametime: Reverts to standard game time.
- /ride: Allows you to ride any creature you are facing.
- /summon: Summons any entity, including objects.
- /atlantis: Raise the water level.
- /stopsound: Stops any sound that is playing.
- /worldborder: Manages the boundaries of the game world.
- /worldbuilder: Enables editing of blocks that are normally restricted.
Advanced commands to master the game
Once you've mastered the basic commands, it's time to dive into more options. Advanced that will allow you to further customize your gaming experience:
Command | Description |
---|---|
/ summon | Summons an entity (creature, object, or vehicle) to a specific location. |
/ fill | Fill a given area with a specific block. |
/ clone | Copy a structure from one place to another. |
/ particle | Generate custom particles at a given location. |
Tricks and practical examples
Now that you know some of the most powerful commands, let's see how to apply them in specific situations:
Create an instant portal
Do you want to travel quickly between two points on your map? Follow these steps:
- Position yourself at the location where you want to create the first portal and write down the coordinates (X, Y, Z).
- Do the same at the second portal location.
- Use the command /setblock to place a portal block at each location:
/setblock X Y Z portal
- Use the command /setblock to place a portal block at each location:
- Ready! You will now be able to instantly teleport between both portals.
Summon an army of villagers
Have you always wanted to have your own army of villagers? With the command / summon, it's possible:
- Place yourself in the place where you want the villagers to appear.
- Use the command
/summon villager ~ ~ ~ {Profession:0,Career:1,CareerLevel:42}
to summon a villager with the desired profession and level.
- Use the command
- Repeat the process as many times as you want villagers in your army.
These are just a few examples of what you can achieve with Minecraft commands. As you explore and experiment, you will discover infinite possibilities to personalize your gaming experience.
Additional resources
If you want to go even deeper into using commands, we recommend consulting the following resources:
- Minecraft Wiki – Commands: A complete list of all available commands and their functions.
- DigMinecraft – Game Commands: A detailed guide to using commands, with step-by-step examples and explanations.
Now that you have discovered the power of commands In Minecraft, it's time to immerse yourself in this fascinating universe and take your creations and adventures to a whole new level. Enjoy exploring all the possibilities these essential tricks offer!