roundabout
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so i know how to get command blocks, but what are some commands to use and what they mean? someone explain it to me lmfao ty <3
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this took a turn of events XD
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lmaooo
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thank u!!! <3
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well I found commands, idk if they also work for command blocks, so I'll look some more. <3
Target selector shortcuts
@p – nearest player
@r – random player
@a – all players
@e – all entities
@s – the entity executing the command
Target selector variables set a specific target without typing out their full name. Above are the five different shorthand commands.
Help
/help [CommandName]
Provides more information on the given command.
Give
/give <Player> <Item> [Amount]
Used to give another player an item from your inventory. Example: /give PCGamesN minecraft
lanks 13. This would give PCGamesN 13 Spruce Wood Planks. This command is much simpler when giving single objects, but is useful for stackable objects.
Teleport
/tp [TargetPlayer] x y z
Used to instantly transport yourself or another player to a specific location in the world. Using another player’s name in place of the coordinates will transport the target directly to said player’s location. You can also teleport to a new world with these Minecraft maps.
Kill
/kill
Kills your character, adding another player’s name will apply the command to them.
Weather
/weather WeatherType
Allows you to choose the weather or your world. Options include: rain, thunder and snow.
Creative mode
/gamemode creative
Changes the gamemode to Creative mode, which allows player flight, unlimited resources and stops mobs attacking you.
Survival mode
/gamemode survival
Changes the gamemode to Survival mode, which means mobs will attack you and you’ll have to gather all resources the old-fashioned way.
Set time
/time set 1000
Sets the time to day. Replace “1000” with “0” for dawn, “6000” for midday, “12000” for dusk and “18000” for night.
Change difficulty to Peaceful
/difficulty peaceful
Changes difficulty to Peaceful mode. Replace “peaceful” with “easy”, “ normal”, or “hard” for more of a challenge.
How to find your world’s seed code
/seed
This will produce a code for your world, note it down so that you can load up an identical one in the future.
Keep inventory when you die
/gamerule keepInventory true
Ensures you don’t lose your items upon dying. To revert this, type “false” in place of “true”
Stop time
/gamerule doDaylightCycle false
This will stop the game’s day/light cycle in it’s place, allowing you to live under permanent sunshine or moonlight. To resume the day/light cycle type in “/gamerule doDaylightCycle true”.
Summon
/summon
Instantly drops a desired creature or object into your world, especially handy for when you’re short a couple of tame ocelots.
Atlantis mode
/atlantis
Dramatically raises the world’s water level, submerging all but the highest mountains.
Ride
/ride
Turns the creature you’re facing into a mount.
Instant mine
/instantmine
One-click mining with any tool.
Freeze
/freeze
Stops mobs in their tracks.
Fall damage
/falldamage
Turns fall damage on and off.
Fire damage
/firedamage
Turns fire damage on and off.
Water damage
/waterdamage
Turns water damage on and off.
Smelt item
/superheat
Turns all items into their smelted form.
Instant plant
/instantplant
No more waiting around for a planted seed to grow.
Store items
/dropstore
Stores all inventory items into a chest, which spawns nearby.
Item damage
/itemdamage
Weapons no longer receive damage or degrade.
Duplicate
/duplicate
Copies and drops the item stack that you have equipped.
Target selector shortcuts
@p – nearest player
@r – random player
@a – all players
@e – all entities
@s – the entity executing the command
Target selector variables set a specific target without typing out their full name. Above are the five different shorthand commands.
Help
/help [CommandName]
Provides more information on the given command.
Give
/give <Player> <Item> [Amount]
Used to give another player an item from your inventory. Example: /give PCGamesN minecraft
lanks 13. This would give PCGamesN 13 Spruce Wood Planks. This command is much simpler when giving single objects, but is useful for stackable objects.Teleport
/tp [TargetPlayer] x y z
Used to instantly transport yourself or another player to a specific location in the world. Using another player’s name in place of the coordinates will transport the target directly to said player’s location. You can also teleport to a new world with these Minecraft maps.
Kill
/kill
Kills your character, adding another player’s name will apply the command to them.
Weather
/weather WeatherType
Allows you to choose the weather or your world. Options include: rain, thunder and snow.
Creative mode
/gamemode creative
Changes the gamemode to Creative mode, which allows player flight, unlimited resources and stops mobs attacking you.
Survival mode
/gamemode survival
Changes the gamemode to Survival mode, which means mobs will attack you and you’ll have to gather all resources the old-fashioned way.
Set time
/time set 1000
Sets the time to day. Replace “1000” with “0” for dawn, “6000” for midday, “12000” for dusk and “18000” for night.
Change difficulty to Peaceful
/difficulty peaceful
Changes difficulty to Peaceful mode. Replace “peaceful” with “easy”, “ normal”, or “hard” for more of a challenge.
How to find your world’s seed code
/seed
This will produce a code for your world, note it down so that you can load up an identical one in the future.
Keep inventory when you die
/gamerule keepInventory true
Ensures you don’t lose your items upon dying. To revert this, type “false” in place of “true”
Stop time
/gamerule doDaylightCycle false
This will stop the game’s day/light cycle in it’s place, allowing you to live under permanent sunshine or moonlight. To resume the day/light cycle type in “/gamerule doDaylightCycle true”.
Summon
/summon
Instantly drops a desired creature or object into your world, especially handy for when you’re short a couple of tame ocelots.
Atlantis mode
/atlantis
Dramatically raises the world’s water level, submerging all but the highest mountains.
Ride
/ride
Turns the creature you’re facing into a mount.
Instant mine
/instantmine
One-click mining with any tool.
Freeze
/freeze
Stops mobs in their tracks.
Fall damage
/falldamage
Turns fall damage on and off.
Fire damage
/firedamage
Turns fire damage on and off.
Water damage
/waterdamage
Turns water damage on and off.
Smelt item
/superheat
Turns all items into their smelted form.
Instant plant
/instantplant
No more waiting around for a planted seed to grow.
Store items
/dropstore
Stores all inventory items into a chest, which spawns nearby.
Item damage
/itemdamage
Weapons no longer receive damage or degrade.
Duplicate
/duplicate
Copies and drops the item stack that you have equipped.
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lots of these are duplicated oof...
ability
Sets a player's ability.
/ability <player: target> [abilities] <true|false>
Legal values for abilities are:
alwaysday
Locks and unlocks the day-night cycle.
/alwaysday <value:bool>
Sets /gamerule dodaylightcycle to false, and sets /time to 5000. This is the same as the Always Day slider in the Game Settings. The command can also be given as daylock.
clear
Clears the Player's inventory.
/clear <player: target> <itemName:string> <data:int> <maxCount:int>
Copies blocks from one place to another.
/clone <begin x y z> <end x y z> <destination: x y z> [maskMode] [cloneMode] [tileName]
Clones blocks from the cube defined by begin and end into the destination. The maskMode defines how to handle destination blocks, and cloneMode defines handling of source. If maskMode is filtering, the tileName specifies the block to filter on.
Legal values for maskMode are:
connect
Connects to a server in-game.
/connect <serverURi: string>
Revokes operator status for one or more players.
/deop <player: target>
See also /op , for giving this status.
difficulty
Changes the difficulty mode.
/difficulty int
Values for int are: '0' for peaceful; '1' for easy; '2' for normal; '3' for hard;
effect
Gives or removes a status effect from a player.
/effect <player: target> <effect: string> [seconds: int] [amplifier: int] [hideParticles: bool]
enchant
Enchant player(s) held item.
/enchant <player: target> <enchantmentId: int> [level: int]
/enchant <player: target> <enchantmenName: string> [level: int]
Enchant the item the targeted player(s) are holding, with the name (or numbered) enchantment at a given level. Maximum level for a given encha ntment can't be bypassed.
execute
Executes a command which can be linked to a target or a condition related to another block, as tested in the /testforblock command.
/execute <command: string>
/execute <origin: target> <position: x y z> <command: string>
/execute <origin: target> <position: x y z> <detect: string> <detectPos: x y z> <detectBlock: string> <detectData: int> <command: string>
The command in all examples can be any command (including the execute command it self), and are relative to the targeted player(s)/entities. In the latter two examples, the tile notation is used relative to the position of the origin target.
The last variant, with the detect string equal to "detect", the command is only executed if the condition, as if it was given to testforblock, is matched.
fill
Fills a region with a given block
/fill <from: x y z> <to: x y z> <tileName: string> [tileData:int] [oldBlockHandling]
Fills the entire cube defined by from and to with the block named tileName (optionally specifying a tileData value). The oldBlockHandling defines how to handle existing blocks in the region.
Legal values for oldBlockHandling are:
function
Runs commands found in the corresponding function file.
/function <name:unknown>
/function <name:string>
gamemode
Changes gamemode for a player.
/gamemode <gameMode: string> [player: target]
/gamemode <gameMode: int> [player: target]
Using 'c', 'creative', 's', 'survival', 'a', 'adventure', '0', '1', or '2', the gamemode for the targeted player can change.
gamerule
Sets or queries a game rule value.
/gamerule <rule: string> <value: bool | int>
/gamerule <rule: string>
Used to change of game mechanic specified by rule. All rules except keepinventory are set False by default.
[Expand] The values for rule are:
give
Give a targeted player(s) item(s).
/give <player: target> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int] [components: json]
Adds items to the targeted player(s) inventory. Multiple items of the same type can be given by specifying an amount, and some characteristics of the item can be changed by providing the optional data argument. You can also add CanPlaceOn and CanDestroy data tags to items through this command.
help
Displays help related to commands.
/help <command: string>
Lists help related to a specific command. In 0.16.0 this text is rather short (or missing).
/help [page: int]
Typing /help optionally followed by a number gives a list of commands. With a number, like 3, it shows the third help page.
immutableworld
Sets the immutable state of a world.
/Immutableworld <value: bool>
Sets ability to place blocks for every player in a world. This command requires Education Edition features enabled.
kill
Kills (or removes) a player or an entity.
/kill [target: target]
Without argument kills the Player itself. Using a player's name would kill that player, and /kill @e[type=creeper] would remove all creepers in loaded chunks. See /summon to spawn entities.
list
Lists all online players of the current game, and maximum players allowed.
/list
locate
Locates the nearest selected structure.
/locate <feature: string>
The command only gives the coordinates of the nearest structure, the Player must teleport/travel to it themselves.
me
Displays custom message in chat
/me <string>
Displays custom chat message starting with player's name, but without the player's name in square brackets.
mixer
Mixer interactivity control
/mixer <stop: string>
/mixer <scene: string> <sceneName: string>
/mixer <start: string> <version: int> <shareCode: string>
Used in conjunction with Microsoft's (formerly Beams's) Mixer app for livestreaming Minecraft sessions.
mobevent
Controls what mob events are allowed to run
/mobevent <event: string> <value: bool>
Legal values for event are:
Gives operator status to one or several players
/op <player: target>
See /deop , which revokes this status.
particle
Creates a particle emitter.
/particle <effect: string> <position: x y z>
[Expand] The values for particle are:
playsound
Plays a built-in sound.
/playsound <sound: string> <player: target> <position: x y z> <volume: float> <pitch: float> <minimumVolume: float>
[Expand] The values for sound are:
reload
Reloads all function files from all behavior packs.
/reload
replaceitem
Replaces inventory items.
/replaceitem <block:string> <position: x y z> <slotType: string> <slotId: int> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int]
/replaceitem <entity:string> <target: target> <slotType: string> <slotId: int> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int]
The only valid slotType for block is slot.container. Valid block containers are chests, furnaces, dispensers, droppers, hoppers, and brewing stands.
[Expand] The valid slotTypes for string are:
The slotId parameter is zero-based. For example, the 36 slots of the player inventory are numbered 0 to 35.
say
Says something to all players.
/say <message: string>
See also /tell for addressing specific player(s).
scoreboard
Tracks and display scores for various objectives.
/scoreboard objectives add <objective: string> dummy [displayname: string]
/scoreboard objectives removed <objective: string>
/scoreboard objectives list
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay <list|sidebar> [objective: string] [ascending|descending]
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay belowname [objective: string]
/scoreboard players list [playername: target]
/scoreboard players reset <player: target> [objective:string]
/scoreboard players test <player: target> <objective:string> <min: wildcard int> [max: wildcard int]
/scoreboard players random <player: target> <objective: string> <min: int> < max: int>
/scoreboard players <add|remove|set> <player: target> <objective: string> <count: int>
/scoreboard players operations <targetName: target> <targetObjective: string> <operation: operation>
setmaxplayers
Sets maximum number of players for current game session. The max amount of players to 30.
/setmaxplayers <maxPlayers: int>
setblock
Changes a single block at a given position.
/setblock <position: x y z> <tileName: string> [tileData: int] [oldBlockHandling]
Replaces the block according to the following values of oldBlockHandling:
setworldspawn
Sets the world spawn
/setworldspawn [spawnPoint: x y z]
Sets the worlds spawn point to given position. If position is not given, it defaults to the given players current position. After succesfully setting the spawn point, the Compass now points to this point.
spawnpoint
Sets spawn point for targeted player(s)
/spawnpoint [player: target] [spawnPos: x y z]
Sets the spawn point of a player to the given position. If neither it is given default to current player and current position. Does not affect the compass.
spreadplayers
Teleports entities to random locations within a radius
/spreadplayers <x:rotation> <z:rotation> <spreadDistance: float> <maxRange: float> <victim: target>
stopsound
Stops a currently playing sound.
/stopsound <player: target> [sound:string]
summon
Creates an entity at any given position.
/summon <entityType: string> <spawnPos: x y z>
Spawns the named entity at your given position. I.e. /summon mushroomcow ~ ~ ~. Note that position must be specified. See /kill for removing entities.
tag
Manages tags stored in entities.
/tag <entity: target> add|remove <name:string>
/tag <entity: target> list
Changes attributes of an entity to achieve custom effects. Can be used to add abilities or remove designed limitations from a single mob.
tell
Sends a private message to one or more players.
/tell <recipient: target> <message: string>
Only targeted player(s) will receive the message. The command can be abbreviated as msg or /w. See also /say if the message is for everyone.
tellraw
Sends a JSON message to players
/tellraw <target: target> <raw json message: json>
Used to send messages to player with colorful font effects.
testfor
Tests for existence of an entity
/testfor <victim: target>
When used with a target selector specifying coordinates, can be used as motion sensor.
testforblock
Tests whether a block is in a given location
/testforblock <position: x y z> <tileName: string> [dataValue: int]
Checks whether the given position has the given block. Reports back through texts in the chat window.
testforblocks
/testforblocks <begin: x y z> <end: x y z> <destination: x y z> [mode]
The begin and end arguments specifies the source regions which are matched against a equally sized region starting at destination. Legal values for mode are:
tickingarea
Adds areas that update without any Players in them. There can be a maximum of 8 in a world. The maximum area that can be made is 8x8 chunks.
/tickingarea add <from: x y z> <to: x y z> [name: string]
/tickingarea add circle <center: x y z> <radius: int> [name: string]
/tickingarea remove <name: string>
/tickingarea remove <position: x y z>
/tickingarea remove_all
/tickingarea list [all-dimensions]
time
Changes or queries the world's game time.
/time add <amount: int>
/time query <time: string>
/time set <time: string>
/time set <time: int>
A full day in Minecraft equals 24000 ticks, approx 20 minutes in real time. A day starts at 1000, and night starts at 13000. When querying day refers to whole days, daytime refers to gameticks of current day, and gametime refers to total amount of gameticks since current game started.
title
Display a message to the players device above the player.
/title <player: target> <title: string> <titleText: string>
Does not appear in chat. Special effect similar to a movie title.
titleraw
Displays screen titles with JSON messages.
/titleraw <player: target> title|subtitle|actionbar <raw json titletext: json>
Does not appear in chat. Special effect similar to a movie title with colorful font effects.
toggledownfall
Changed whether there is downfall or not.
/toggledownfall
If it rains or snows, it'll stop doing so, and vice versa.
tp
Teleports an entity to a given coordinate.
/tp <destination: target>
/tp <destination: x y z> [y-rot: int] [x-rot: int]
/tp <victim: target> <destination: target>
/tp <victim: target> <destination: x y z> [y-rot: int] [x-rot: int]
Teleports either the Player, or a given victim player to the specified destination. Additionally rotates the Player. This command has the interesting side effect of displaying the target coordinates, so that doing a /tp ~ ~ ~ will actually tell the current coordinates of the Player. The command can also be spelled out as /teleport.
videostream
Attempts to connect to the websocket server to send a video stream.
/videostream <serverURI: string> <screenshotSendFrequency: value>
videostreamaction
Performs a videostream related action.
/videostreamaction none|close
weather
Sets the current weather for a given duration.
/weather <type: string> [duration: int]
Sets the weather type to either clear, rain or thunder. Rain becomes snow in a cold biome. Duration, if not set, is random between 6000 and 13000 gameticks.
worldbuilder
Toggle World Builder staus of a caller.
/worldbuilder
Allows an individual player the option to toggle the player's own ability to place blocks. This command requires Education Edition features enabled.
wsserver
Connects to an automation server (developer use only).
/wsserver <serverUri: string>
Unknown usage, reportedly used by developers only. Connects to a websocket server using an unknown protocol.
xp
Adds experience to the targeted player.
/xp <amount: int> <player: target>
/xp <amount: int>L <player: target>
In the first variants it adds the amount of experience to the targeted player. If the player adds the L after the amount, it adds levels instead of only experience points.
ability
Sets a player's ability.
/ability <player: target> [abilities] <true|false>
Legal values for abilities are:
- mute - Permits or denies player's chat options.
- worldbuilder - Permit or denies player's ability to place blocks.
- mayfly - Permits or denies player's ability to independently fly.
alwaysday
Locks and unlocks the day-night cycle.
/alwaysday <value:bool>
Sets /gamerule dodaylightcycle to false, and sets /time to 5000. This is the same as the Always Day slider in the Game Settings. The command can also be given as daylock.
clear
Clears the Player's inventory.
/clear <player: target> <itemName:string> <data:int> <maxCount:int>
- <player:target> player name or target selector. Defaults to the player executing the command.
- <itemName:string> valid item name. Defaults to all items in the player's inventory.
- <data:int> if specified, only clears items with this data value.
- <maxCount:int> maximum number of items to clear.
Copies blocks from one place to another.
/clone <begin x y z> <end x y z> <destination: x y z> [maskMode] [cloneMode] [tileName]
Clones blocks from the cube defined by begin and end into the destination. The maskMode defines how to handle destination blocks, and cloneMode defines handling of source. If maskMode is filtering, the tileName specifies the block to filter on.
Legal values for maskMode are:
- filtered – Only blocks matching tileName is copied.
- masked – Only non-air blocks are copied.
- replace – All blocks are copied as-is. This is the default.
- force – Force moving of blocks even if regions overlap.
- move – Move only non-air blocks, and replace them with air-blocks. If filtering is done, this only applies to the filtered blocks.
- normal – Do not force or move blocks from source region. This is the default.
connect
Connects to a server in-game.
/connect <serverURi: string>
- Note: URi is as the code appears in the chat. It is unknown if this is a bug.
Revokes operator status for one or more players.
/deop <player: target>
See also /op , for giving this status.
difficulty
Changes the difficulty mode.
/difficulty int
Values for int are: '0' for peaceful; '1' for easy; '2' for normal; '3' for hard;
effect
Gives or removes a status effect from a player.
/effect <player: target> <effect: string> [seconds: int] [amplifier: int] [hideParticles: bool]
enchant
Enchant player(s) held item.
/enchant <player: target> <enchantmentId: int> [level: int]
/enchant <player: target> <enchantmenName: string> [level: int]
Enchant the item the targeted player(s) are holding, with the name (or numbered) enchantment at a given level. Maximum level for a given encha ntment can't be bypassed.
execute
Executes a command which can be linked to a target or a condition related to another block, as tested in the /testforblock command.
/execute <command: string>
/execute <origin: target> <position: x y z> <command: string>
/execute <origin: target> <position: x y z> <detect: string> <detectPos: x y z> <detectBlock: string> <detectData: int> <command: string>
The command in all examples can be any command (including the execute command it self), and are relative to the targeted player(s)/entities. In the latter two examples, the tile notation is used relative to the position of the origin target.
The last variant, with the detect string equal to "detect", the command is only executed if the condition, as if it was given to testforblock, is matched.
fill
Fills a region with a given block
/fill <from: x y z> <to: x y z> <tileName: string> [tileData:int] [oldBlockHandling]
Fills the entire cube defined by from and to with the block named tileName (optionally specifying a tileData value). The oldBlockHandling defines how to handle existing blocks in the region.
Legal values for oldBlockHandling are:
- destroy – Replace all blocks, drops blocks and contents as if mined with unenchanted diamond pickaxe or shovel.
- hollow – Replace only the blocks on the outer edge of the region. Drops all inner blocks as if they were mined, and replaced them with air blocks.
- keep – Only replace the air blocks in the fill region with the specified block.
- outline – Only replace the outer edge of region with specified block. Leave all inner blocks as they were.
- replace – Replace all blocks, with no dropping of current blocks. This is the default.
function
Runs commands found in the corresponding function file.
/function <name:unknown>
/function <name:string>
gamemode
Changes gamemode for a player.
/gamemode <gameMode: string> [player: target]
/gamemode <gameMode: int> [player: target]
Using 'c', 'creative', 's', 'survival', 'a', 'adventure', '0', '1', or '2', the gamemode for the targeted player can change.
gamerule
Sets or queries a game rule value.
/gamerule <rule: string> <value: bool | int>
/gamerule <rule: string>
Used to change of game mechanic specified by rule. All rules except keepinventory are set False by default.
[Expand] The values for rule are:
give
Give a targeted player(s) item(s).
/give <player: target> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int] [components: json]
Adds items to the targeted player(s) inventory. Multiple items of the same type can be given by specifying an amount, and some characteristics of the item can be changed by providing the optional data argument. You can also add CanPlaceOn and CanDestroy data tags to items through this command.
help
Displays help related to commands.
/help <command: string>
Lists help related to a specific command. In 0.16.0 this text is rather short (or missing).
/help [page: int]
Typing /help optionally followed by a number gives a list of commands. With a number, like 3, it shows the third help page.
immutableworld
Sets the immutable state of a world.
/Immutableworld <value: bool>
Sets ability to place blocks for every player in a world. This command requires Education Edition features enabled.
kill
Kills (or removes) a player or an entity.
/kill [target: target]
Without argument kills the Player itself. Using a player's name would kill that player, and /kill @e[type=creeper] would remove all creepers in loaded chunks. See /summon to spawn entities.
list
Lists all online players of the current game, and maximum players allowed.
/list
locate
Locates the nearest selected structure.
/locate <feature: string>
The command only gives the coordinates of the nearest structure, the Player must teleport/travel to it themselves.
me
Displays custom message in chat
/me <string>
Displays custom chat message starting with player's name, but without the player's name in square brackets.
mixer
Mixer interactivity control
/mixer <stop: string>
/mixer <scene: string> <sceneName: string>
/mixer <start: string> <version: int> <shareCode: string>
Used in conjunction with Microsoft's (formerly Beams's) Mixer app for livestreaming Minecraft sessions.
mobevent
Controls what mob events are allowed to run
/mobevent <event: string> <value: bool>
Legal values for event are:
- events_enabled - Enables or disables all events.
- minecraftillager_patrols_event - Enables or disables pillager patrols from spawning.
- minecraft:wandering_trader_event - Enables or disables wandering trader from spawning.
Gives operator status to one or several players
/op <player: target>
See /deop , which revokes this status.
particle
Creates a particle emitter.
/particle <effect: string> <position: x y z>
[Expand] The values for particle are:
playsound
Plays a built-in sound.
/playsound <sound: string> <player: target> <position: x y z> <volume: float> <pitch: float> <minimumVolume: float>
[Expand] The values for sound are:
reload
Reloads all function files from all behavior packs.
/reload
replaceitem
Replaces inventory items.
/replaceitem <block:string> <position: x y z> <slotType: string> <slotId: int> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int]
/replaceitem <entity:string> <target: target> <slotType: string> <slotId: int> <itemName: string> [amount: int] [data: int]
The only valid slotType for block is slot.container. Valid block containers are chests, furnaces, dispensers, droppers, hoppers, and brewing stands.
[Expand] The valid slotTypes for string are:
The slotId parameter is zero-based. For example, the 36 slots of the player inventory are numbered 0 to 35.
say
Says something to all players.
/say <message: string>
See also /tell for addressing specific player(s).
scoreboard
Tracks and display scores for various objectives.
/scoreboard objectives add <objective: string> dummy [displayname: string]
/scoreboard objectives removed <objective: string>
/scoreboard objectives list
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay <list|sidebar> [objective: string] [ascending|descending]
/scoreboard objectives setdisplay belowname [objective: string]
/scoreboard players list [playername: target]
/scoreboard players reset <player: target> [objective:string]
/scoreboard players test <player: target> <objective:string> <min: wildcard int> [max: wildcard int]
/scoreboard players random <player: target> <objective: string> <min: int> < max: int>
/scoreboard players <add|remove|set> <player: target> <objective: string> <count: int>
/scoreboard players operations <targetName: target> <targetObjective: string> <operation: operation>
setmaxplayers
Sets maximum number of players for current game session. The max amount of players to 30.
/setmaxplayers <maxPlayers: int>
setblock
Changes a single block at a given position.
/setblock <position: x y z> <tileName: string> [tileData: int] [oldBlockHandling]
Replaces the block according to the following values of oldBlockHandling:
- destroy – Destroys the original block as if done by The Player, before placing the new block
- keep – Only replaces air blocks with the new block
- replace – Replaces without regards of old block. No dropping of block or content. This is the default
setworldspawn
Sets the world spawn
/setworldspawn [spawnPoint: x y z]
Sets the worlds spawn point to given position. If position is not given, it defaults to the given players current position. After succesfully setting the spawn point, the Compass now points to this point.
spawnpoint
Sets spawn point for targeted player(s)
/spawnpoint [player: target] [spawnPos: x y z]
Sets the spawn point of a player to the given position. If neither it is given default to current player and current position. Does not affect the compass.
spreadplayers
Teleports entities to random locations within a radius
/spreadplayers <x:rotation> <z:rotation> <spreadDistance: float> <maxRange: float> <victim: target>
stopsound
Stops a currently playing sound.
/stopsound <player: target> [sound:string]
summon
Creates an entity at any given position.
/summon <entityType: string> <spawnPos: x y z>
Spawns the named entity at your given position. I.e. /summon mushroomcow ~ ~ ~. Note that position must be specified. See /kill for removing entities.
tag
Manages tags stored in entities.
/tag <entity: target> add|remove <name:string>
/tag <entity: target> list
Changes attributes of an entity to achieve custom effects. Can be used to add abilities or remove designed limitations from a single mob.
tell
Sends a private message to one or more players.
/tell <recipient: target> <message: string>
Only targeted player(s) will receive the message. The command can be abbreviated as msg or /w. See also /say if the message is for everyone.
tellraw
Sends a JSON message to players
/tellraw <target: target> <raw json message: json>
Used to send messages to player with colorful font effects.
testfor
Tests for existence of an entity
/testfor <victim: target>
When used with a target selector specifying coordinates, can be used as motion sensor.
testforblock
Tests whether a block is in a given location
/testforblock <position: x y z> <tileName: string> [dataValue: int]
Checks whether the given position has the given block. Reports back through texts in the chat window.
testforblocks
/testforblocks <begin: x y z> <end: x y z> <destination: x y z> [mode]
The begin and end arguments specifies the source regions which are matched against a equally sized region starting at destination. Legal values for mode are:
- all – Each and every block must match to be part of the match total. This is default.
- masked – Air blocks in the source region are ignored in the destination.
tickingarea
Adds areas that update without any Players in them. There can be a maximum of 8 in a world. The maximum area that can be made is 8x8 chunks.
/tickingarea add <from: x y z> <to: x y z> [name: string]
/tickingarea add circle <center: x y z> <radius: int> [name: string]
/tickingarea remove <name: string>
/tickingarea remove <position: x y z>
/tickingarea remove_all
/tickingarea list [all-dimensions]
time
Changes or queries the world's game time.
/time add <amount: int>
/time query <time: string>
/time set <time: string>
/time set <time: int>
A full day in Minecraft equals 24000 ticks, approx 20 minutes in real time. A day starts at 1000, and night starts at 13000. When querying day refers to whole days, daytime refers to gameticks of current day, and gametime refers to total amount of gameticks since current game started.
title
Display a message to the players device above the player.
/title <player: target> <title: string> <titleText: string>
Does not appear in chat. Special effect similar to a movie title.
titleraw
Displays screen titles with JSON messages.
/titleraw <player: target> title|subtitle|actionbar <raw json titletext: json>
Does not appear in chat. Special effect similar to a movie title with colorful font effects.
toggledownfall
Changed whether there is downfall or not.
/toggledownfall
If it rains or snows, it'll stop doing so, and vice versa.
tp
Teleports an entity to a given coordinate.
/tp <destination: target>
/tp <destination: x y z> [y-rot: int] [x-rot: int]
/tp <victim: target> <destination: target>
/tp <victim: target> <destination: x y z> [y-rot: int] [x-rot: int]
Teleports either the Player, or a given victim player to the specified destination. Additionally rotates the Player. This command has the interesting side effect of displaying the target coordinates, so that doing a /tp ~ ~ ~ will actually tell the current coordinates of the Player. The command can also be spelled out as /teleport.
videostream
Attempts to connect to the websocket server to send a video stream.
/videostream <serverURI: string> <screenshotSendFrequency: value>
videostreamaction
Performs a videostream related action.
/videostreamaction none|close
weather
Sets the current weather for a given duration.
/weather <type: string> [duration: int]
Sets the weather type to either clear, rain or thunder. Rain becomes snow in a cold biome. Duration, if not set, is random between 6000 and 13000 gameticks.
worldbuilder
Toggle World Builder staus of a caller.
/worldbuilder
Allows an individual player the option to toggle the player's own ability to place blocks. This command requires Education Edition features enabled.
wsserver
Connects to an automation server (developer use only).
/wsserver <serverUri: string>
Unknown usage, reportedly used by developers only. Connects to a websocket server using an unknown protocol.
xp
Adds experience to the targeted player.
/xp <amount: int> <player: target>
/xp <amount: int>L <player: target>
In the first variants it adds the amount of experience to the targeted player. If the player adds the L after the amount, it adds levels instead of only experience points.
TheCooki3Cat
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And there was this, this is way to advanced for my stupid self lmao. So hopefully it will be of use to you...
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Commands
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These were everything I could find...
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thank u!!
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