We have compiled a list of some useful Minecraft console commands and cheats that all players will find useful.

Whether you need to copy an existing build, change game mode, or just cheat, console commands in Minecraft is an important part of the game that we encounter every day. There are many different commands, all of which vary in difficulty, and we've gone over the must-know ones that you can use to troll your friends. Because what would Minecraft be like without the friendly griefing?

If you're wondering how to enter the commands for the Minecraft console listed below, all you need to do is press the forward slash (/) key and a small window will appear. Enter the code and press Enter and your command will be activated.

Selectors

Below are selectors, that is, shorthand codes that save you from having to enter the names of different players. It's worth remembering them so you don't have to enter nicknames like "Sniper_Kitty_Bruv_91" every time some idiot joins your game.

  • @p is the closest player to you
  • @r - random player
  • @a - all players
  • @e - all objects in the world
  • @s - you

Clone command

/clone

Clones a set of blocks to another location. Very useful if you are building a city and want to copy some buildings to other locations. " " - starting point. " ' is the end point. AND " ” is the location where you want to move the selected blocks.

Example: /clone 100 234 -10 200 100 0 300 200 100

How to change difficulty

/difficulty<сложность>

Changes the difficulty of the game. Replace the last part of the code with one of the following values:

  1. peaceful (peaceful)
  2. easy (easy)
  3. normal (normal)
  4. hard (hard)

Example: /difficulty peaceful

Apply an effect to yourself or another player

/effect<эффект>[seconds] [level]

Inflicts an effect on the player. "[seconds]", "[level]" and "" (hide particles) are optional, so feel free to ignore them if you don't want to change the duration, effect strength, and particle visibility. If you want to remove the effect from the player, type "/effect<имя игрока>clear".

Example: /effect Gamer water_breathing 30

Enchant an item

/enchant<игрок> [level]

Places an enchantment on an item in the player's hands. Celestial Scourge, Arthropod Scourge, Sharpness - whatever enchantment you could draw from a book or enchantment table. Here is the list of enchantment IDs.

Example: /enchant Gamer minecraft:smite 1

Change of experience

/xp<количество>[player]

Gives the player the specified amount of experience points. If you just want to add levels, which is useful for enchanting, try "/xp<количество>L [player]."

Example: /xp 100L Gamer

Changing the game mode

/gamemode<режим>

Changes the game mode for everyone in the game. Add the player's name to the end of the command to change the mode for him only. Replace "<режим>» one of the following options:

  • Survival
  • Creative (Creativity)
  • Adventure
  • Spectator (Observer)

Example: /gamemode Survival

Give out an item or items

/give<игрок> <предмет>[quantity]

Adds an item to the player's inventory. Ideal if you want to start the game with a full set of diamond equipment. But keep in mind that the amount only works for stackable items. You can't give yourself 100 diamond swords at a time, although that would be great. A complete list of item IDs can be found here.

Example: /give Gamer diamond_sword 1

Help if the command does not work

/help [command name]

Gives additional information about any console command. If you're trying to run a command and it doesn't work properly, type the above command before the name of the command that doesn't work and you'll be told more about how it works.

Example: /help kill

Enable Inventory Saving

/gamerule keepInventory true

Changes the rules of the game so that if you die, you save all the items in your inventory. Replace "true" with "false" to disable this.

Kill all or all

Kills everyone, including the player. But if you want to kill another player use "/kill<игрок>". And to kill certain mobs, type "/kill @e".

Sound command

/playsound<звук> <игрок>

Plays a specified sound file. Great if you want to use a command block to play a sound when someone opens a door. Who doesn't love good doorbells? Take a look at all the sound file names here.

Example: /playsound minecraft:entity.elder_guardian.ambient voice @a

How to watch the world seed

Shows the seed for the current world so you can duplicate the world or give the seed to a friend.

Set a spawn point

/setworldspawn

Moves the spawn point to where the player is standing. If you don't want to do this, you can also set the spawn point to a given location with "/setworldspawn »

Example: /setworldspawn 100 80 0

stop time

/gamerule doDaylightCycle false

This command completely stops the day/night cycle, so the world will always have the current time of day. To restart the loop, replace "false" with "true".

Spawn the mob

/summon<имя_сущности>[x] [y] [z]

Summons a mob at a specific location. Delete the part with "[x][y][z]" at the end so the mob will appear right above you. Just remember that if you spawn a Wither, you need to move your legs as quickly as possible.

Example: /summon creeper

Teleportation

/tp [player]

Teleports the player to the specified location. And yes, you can actually teleport a friend high into the sky and laugh as they fly back down to earth.

Example: /tp Gamer 100 0 10

Change the in-game time

/time set<значение>

Sets the in-game time. Add one of the following numbers to the end to change the time of day to:

  • 0 - dawn
  • 1000 - morning
  • 6000 - noon
  • 12000 - sunset
  • 18000 - night

Change the weather for something better or worse

/weather

Changes the weather in the game. Those. "/weather thunder" will start a thunderstorm. This is simply necessary for hunting charged creepers. No one will sit and wait for a thunderstorm.

The same commands as in regular chat. What is a command block, how to get it and how to use it? In this article we will tell you about it!

This is really a very useful block and it expands the possibilities of creating maps in minecraft

You can find a complete list of commands on, but not all of them work in Minecraft on Android, IOS and Windows 10 versions.

+ command blocks in MCPE:

  • Unlike the PC version, in PE command blocks do not do heavy loads, i.e. the FPS will be stable.
  • The command block interface is adapted for mobile devices.
- command blocks in MCPE:
  • Too little functionality.
How to get a command block?
In the game, you cannot get a command block by crafting, but it can be issued using the command /give Steve command_block, Where Steve nickname of the player to whom the team will give this block. Instead of Steve, you can also use @p, i.e. you will give the block to itself. Don't forget to enable cheats in the world settings.


How to enter a command in a command block?
To do this, you need to open its interface. This is very easy to do, just tap on it. In field Command entry enters the command itself, which will be executed by the command block. A little lower is a field in which you can see an error if you entered something wrong.


Command examples:
  • give @p apple 5 - Gives the player five apples.
  • setblock ~ ~+1 ~ wool - places a block of wool at the player's coordinates.
  • tp Player 48 41 14 - the player with the nickname Player moves to the point at coordinates x=48, y=41, z=14
Who do command blocks work with?
Thanks to pointers, you can point to the player or creature on which the command will be executed:
  • @p is the player who activated the team.
  • @a - all players.
  • @r is a random player.
  • @e - all entities (including mobs).
Auxiliary pointers:
And how to make it so that, let's say, it moves all the players to some point, except for itself? Yes, it's easy, for this you need to use additional pointers, for example: tp@a 228 811 381- teleports all players except the player with the nickname Admin exactly x=228, y=811, z=381. All options:
  • x - coordinate along the X axis. If you put instead of the value ~
  • y - coordinate along the Y axis. If you put instead of the value ~ , then the dot will be the command block.
  • z - coordinate along the Z axis. If you put instead of the value ~ , then the dot will be the command block.
  • r - maximum search radius.
  • rm - minimum search radius.
  • m - game mode.
  • l - maximum level of experience.
  • lm - minimum experience level.
  • name - player's nickname.
  • c is an optional argument to @a that limits the number of players to execute the command. For example, if you enter @a - then the command will act on the first five players from the list, @a on the last five from the list.
  • type - as an example, /kill @e will kill all skeletons, and /kill @e will kill all non-player entities.
Command example:
  • give @p gold_ingot 20 - Gives the nearest player within 10 blocks 20 gold bars.

Command block modes

There are three command block modes available: pulse, chain, and repeat - the color of the block changes depending on the mode.
  • Pulse mode (orange): activates the given command
  • Chaining mode (green): the command will work if the block is attached to another command block and connects to other command blocks
  • Repeat mode (blue): The command is repeated every tick as long as the block has power.


Pulse mode
These are ordinary command blocks that are used to interact with chain blocks, but you can also execute commands simply in these blocks.


Chain mode
I think that already from the name it is already clear that this command block mode works according to the “chain” scheme.

Please note that for the chain type to work, you need a pulse command block, which will send the signal, as well as a redstone block, without which the chain type command block will not work.


Team title and its parameters:
  • title clear - clears messages from the player's screen.
  • title reset - clears messages from the player's screen and resets options.
  • title title - the title that shows the text on the screen.
  • title subtitle - the subtitle that is displayed when the title appears.
  • title actionbar - displays a caption above the inventory.
  • title times - appearance, delay and disappearance of the text. The default values ​​are 10 (0.5s), 70 (3.5s) and 20 (1s).
Command execution example:
  • title @a title §6Start - title with orange color.
  • title @a actionbar Hello! - Displays text above inventory.
  • title @a subtitle Chapter 1 is a subtitle.


In this material, the main commands that need to be used in a server game will be given. The article will be especially useful for inexperienced minecrafters.

You need to enter commands into the chat, you can display it by clicking on "T" or "/".

/register [password] [password] - Registers you to the server. Applied when logging into the server for the first time.

/changepassword [old password] [new password] - Changes your password.

Major server commands

/spawn - Teleports you to where you spawned.

/sethome - Saves home coordinates.

/home - Quickly teleports home.

/kit start - Allows you to get a starter kit.

Teleporting with commands

/tpa [player nickname] - Requests teleportation to the specified player.

/tpaccept - Agrees to move to the specified player.

/tpdeny - Denies moving.

/tpahere - Transfers the selected player to you.

Other teams

/list - Display a list of those who play on the server.

/suicide - Your player dies.

/msg [name] [text] - Sends a text message.

/balance - Display your game points.

/pay [Your nickname] [Amount] - Transfer funds from your account to account.

Commands for using private rights

/cprivate [names of other players] - Sets a lock on your items. The given names allow them to use your property.

/cpassword [password] - Sets passwords for chests, doors, and more.

/cunlock - Opens chests, doors, trapdoors, etc. that are locked to others.

/cpublic - Opens public access to your property and other things (everyone can use, but only you manage).

/cremove - Removes locks from doors, chests, hatches and more.

/cmodify [Friend names with spaces] - Gives permission to use chests, doors, furnaces, hatches to your friends.

Creating a private zone using the command

//wand - Gives an ax from a tree for a private area.

//expand [number, direction (you need to look in a certain direction)] - Decreases or increases the size of the territory.

/ region claim [Region] - The selected zone is created.

/ region addowner [Region] [nickname] - Indicates who owns this zone.

/region addmember[Region] [nickname] - Indicates who is the user of the land.

/ region removeowner [Region] [nickname] - The owner of the region will be removed.

/ region removemember [Region] [nickname] - The user will be removed.

/region setparent [Region] - Sets the parent value for the region.

/region delete [Region] - The region is deleted.

/region flag [Region] [flag] - The region receives the selected flag.

Using these command codes will come in handy in Minecraft. We hope that this material will be useful.

Are there times when there is little better than opening up a console, typing a few words and symbols, and summoning a diamond-armored unicorn? Or even something more interesting. However, console commands can also help in a more prosaic situation, since there are about as many bugs in the game as miracles.

How to enter console commands in Minecraft?

Fortunately, the console commands in Minecraft are very easy to use: just press the key "C" to open the console, and then type the command itself and press "Enter". The main thing to remember is that when creating a new world, the game is helpfully interested in the possibility of using the same commands in it. Therefore, if such an opportunity is not initially foreseen, then in the future it will only be possible to regret your short-sightedness. Any team in a single player game must have a prefix «/» , and multi-user commands will not work with it.


Examples of console commands for Minecraft

Help
/help [commandname]
Shows brief information on a specific command. For example, "/help give" will tell you a little more about the "give" command.

Give
/give @[player] [item] [amount] [value]
Used to transfer items from your own inventory to other players. For example, "/give @Oceanic minecraft:planks 13 1". This team will give 13 "Spruce Wood Planks" blocks to the Oceanic player. It is much easier to use when only one object is being passed, but it is also suitable for complex item exchanges.

Teleport
/tp [player] [x y z coordinates]
Used to instantly move yourself or another player to a specific location in the world. If you enter the name of another player instead of coordinates, then such a command will take you directly to him. In the beginning, you can get confused in these very coordinates, since the world is three-dimensional, and the z-coordinate causes special problems, but over time everything falls into place.

Kill
/kill
Instant suicide. Also, after "/kill" you can add the name of another player, instantly killing him already.

Weather
/weather [weather_type]
Allows you to control the weather no worse than an experienced shaman. True, the choice is not very large: rain (rain), thunderstorm with thunder (thunder) and snow (snow).

Game Mode
/gamemode [mode_name]
Allows you to change the game mode. For example, "/gamemode creative" will put the game into "Creative" mode, where you can fly, resources are infinite, and monsters stop attacking you. Accordingly, "/gamemode survival" will send you into the harsh realities of the "Survival" mode, where every spider wants to dine with you, and resources must be obtained with sweat and blood.

Set Time
/time set [value]
Allows you to control the time of day. For example, "/time set 0" is dawn. A value of 6000 is noon, 12000 is sunset, and 18000 is night.

Difficulty
/difficulty [difficulty_name]
Allows you to change the difficulty of the game. For example, "/difficulty peaceful" sets the game to the easiest mode. There are also options for "easy", "normal" and "hard" in increasing difficulty.

Seed
/seed
This command allows you to find out the identifier of the "seed" from which a particular world was born. You can write it down so that you can create an exact copy of it in the future if necessary.

gamerule
/gamerule [setup name] [value]
Allows you to control some of the fundamental settings of the game. For example, "/gamerule keepInventory true" allows you not to lose items from the inventory when the character dies. Accordingly, "/gamerule keepInventory false" works in the opposite way. Another example would be the "/gamerule doDaylightCycle false" command, which will disable the day/night cycle, leaving you to exist in a world immersed in eternal darkness or permanently bathed in the light of the sun, depending on when you activate it.

Summon
/summon [object_name]
Instantly creates the desired object in the world in front of you.

Cannon
/cannon
Shoots a block of dynamite at the point where the player's crosshair is pointing.

Atlantis Mode
/atlantis
Significantly raises the level of the world's oceans, plunging everything but the highest mountains into the abyss.

Jump
/jump
Moves the player to where their crosshair is pointing.

Mob Damage
/mobdamage
Monsters cannot harm you, no matter how hard they try.

Ride
/ride
Makes any creature targeted by the player a mount.

Instant Mine
/instantmine
Allows you to destroy any blocks in one click using any tool.

freeze
/freeze
Completely stops the movement of all monsters.

Fall Damage
/falldamage
Turns fall damage on or off.

fire damage
/firedamage
Turns fire damage on or off.

water damage
/waterdamage
Turns water damage on or off.

Smelt Item
/superheat
Instantly transforms all eligible items in inventory into their smelted form.

Instant Plant
/instantplant
All seeds instantly grow into a finished plant.

Store Items
/dropstore
Instantly transfers all items from inventory to a nearby chest.

Item Damage
/itemdamage
Weapons no longer break when used.

Duplicate
/duplicate
Creates a duplicate of the object you are holding.

In fact, all the above commands are basic. However, with their help, you can quickly master the entire console game toolkit.

Basic console commands for Minecraft with examples of their input in the console.

The admin, in other words the server operator in Minecraft, has a number of commands that can be used to manage the server. These are basic commands, you don't need to install any plugins/add-ons to use them. Commands must be entered into the chat. Before entering a command, you must write the character "/" (slash). Required command parameters circled<такими скобками>, additional parameters [such].

  • /ban<никнейм>- Bans a player on the server by removing him from the whitelist and blacklisting him. Banned players cannot play on the server.
  • /pardon <никнейм>- Opposite ban team. Unbans a player by removing their name from the blacklist.
  • /ban-ip - Bans an IP address by blacklisting it. Players with an IP address on the blacklist cannot play on the server.
  • /pardon-ip <никнейм>- The opposite of the IP ban command. Removes an IP from the black list.
  • /banlist- Displays a list of banned players. If the optional parameter ips is used, displays a list of banned IP addresses.
  • /deop<никнейм>- Deprives the player of the rights of the administrator (operator).
  • /op<никнейм>- Opposite deop team. Gives the player administrator (operator) rights.
  • /gamemode <0/1/2 [никнейм]>- Changes the game mode for players. If an additional nickname parameter is specified, the team will change the game mode for this player. If the parameter is not specified, the mode of the one who entered the command will be changed. In order for the command to work, the player who is changing the mode must be in the game.
  • /defaultgamemode <2/1/0>- Changes the game mode of the world.
  • /give<никнейм> <номер предмета [количество]>- Gives the player an item with the specified ID in the specified amount.
  • /help- Display all available console commands.
  • /kick <никнейм>- Kicks the selected player from the server.
  • /list- Displays a list of players on the server.
  • /me- A command that allows you to send messages from a third party.
  • /save-all- A command that makes a backup (save) of the current state of the server to the hard disk.
  • /save-off- Disables the server's ability to save server state to hard disk.
  • /save-on- As opposed to the save-off command, allows the server to save the server's state to the hard disk.
  • /say <сообщение>- Server speaking. The message entered with this command is displayed in pink.
  • /stop- Turns off the server. Before disconnecting, the server is automatically saved.
  • /time <число>- Sets the time, or adds time to the current one.
  • /toggledownfall- Changes the weather.
  • /tp <никнейм1> <никнейм2>- Teleports the player with Nickname1 to the player with Nickname2.
  • /tp <никнейм> - Teleports the player to the specified coordinates.
  • /whitelist <никнейм>- Adds or removes a player from the whitelist.
  • /whitelist list- Displays a list of players in the whitelist.
  • /whitelist- Activates / deactivates the whitelist.
  • /whitelist reload- Reloads the whitelist.
  • /xp<количество> <никнейм>- Gives the player with the specified nickname the specified amount of xp points.
  • /publish- Opens access to the server via LAN.
  • /debug- Starts a new debug mode session.

Here are all the admin commands in Minecraft.