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Commands, also known as cheats, are inputs you can use to control your world in Minecraft. Here's a complete list of Commands for the Java and Bedrock Editions and how to use them! List of Contents List of CommandsCommands for Both Editions Command Description/clear Clears items from player inventory. /clone Clones blocks from one region to another. /difficulty Sets the difficulty level. /effect Add or remove status effects. /enchant Adds an enchantment to a player's selected item. /execute Executes a command on behalf of one or more entities. /experience Adds or removes player experience. /fill Fills all or parts of a region with a specific block. /function Runs commands found in the corresponding function file. /gamemode Sets a player's game mode. /gamerule Sets or queries a game rule value. /give Gives an item to a player. /help Provides help/list of commands. /kick Kicks a player from the server. /kill Kills entities (players, mobs, etc.). /list Lists players on the server. /locate Displays the coordinates for the closest strucutre of a given type. In Java Edition, you can also locate specific biomes and points of interest. /loot Drops the given loot table into the specified inventory or into the world. /me Displays a message about yourself. /msg Sends a private message to one or more players. /particle Creates a particle emitter /playsound Plays a sound. /reload Reloads all function files from all behavior packs. /say Sends a message in the chat to other players. /schedule Schedules an action to be executed once an area is loaded. /scoreboard Tracks and displays scores for various objectives. /setblock Changes a block to another block. /setworldspawn Sets the world spawn. /spawnpoint Sets the spawn point for a player. /spreadplayers Teleports entities to random locations. /stopsound Stops a sound. /summon Summons an entity. /tag Manages tags stored in entities. /teleport Teleports entities (players, mobs, etc.). /tell Sends a private message to one or more players. /tellraw Sends a JSON message to players. /time Changes or queries the world's game time. /title Controls screen titles. /tp Teleports entities (players, mobs, etc.). /w Sends a private message to one or more players. /weather Sets the weather. /xp Adds or removes player experience. Java Edition Only Commands Command Description /advancement Grants or revokes a player's advancements. /attribute Adds, removes, or queries an entity's attribute. /bossbar Modifies or queries bossbars. /data Gets, merges, modifies, or removes NBT data. /datapack Allows players to control downloaded data packs. /debug Starts or stops a debugging session /defaultgamemode Sets the default game mode of a world. /forceload Force loads a chunk. /item Modifies items in inventories. /jfr Starts or stops JFR profiling. /place Places a feature, structure, template, or jigsaw (part of a structure) at a given location. /publish Opens a world to the LAN so other players can join in. /recipe Gives or takes player recipes. /seed Displays the world's seed. /spectate Sets a player's game mode to spectator mode. /team Modifies teams. /teammsg Sends a message to a team. /tm Sends a message to a team. /trigger Sets a trigger that activates. /worldborder Modifies world border. Bedrock Edition Only Commands Command Description /? Provides help/list of commands. /alwaysday Locks and unlocks the day-night cycle. /camerashake Applies shaking to the players' camera with a specified intensity and duration. /clearspawnpoint Removes the spawn point for a player. /connect Attempts to connect to the websocket server on the provided URL. /damage Apply damage to the specified entities. /daylock Locks and unlocks the day-night cycle. /deop Revokes operator status from a player. /dialogue Opens NPC dialogue for a player. /event Triggers an event for the specified object(s) /fog Add or remove fog settings file /mobevent Controls what mob events are allowed to run. /music Allows you to control playing music tracks. /op Grants operator status to a player. /playanimation Makes one or more entities play a one-off animation. /replaceitem Replaces items in inventories. /ride Makes entities ride other entities, stops entities from riding, makes rides evict their riders, or summons rides or riders. /setmaxplayers Sets the maximum number of players for this game session. /structure Saves or loads a structure in the world. /testfor Counts entities (players, mobs, items, etc.) matching specified conditions. /testforblock Tests whether a certain block is in a specific location. /testforblocks Tests whether the blocks in two regions match. /tickingarea Add, remove, or list ticking areas. /titleraw Controls screen titles with JSON messages. /toggledownfall Toggles the weather. /wsserver Attempts to connect to the websocket server on the provided URL. Useful CommandsChange the weather A Command that changes the current weather. If you visit a Snowy Tundra biome while the weather is set to rain, it will snow instead. Command Effect/weather clear Clear the weather /weather rain Set the weather to rain /weather thunder Set the weather to thunderstorm Stop time This Command locks and unlcoks the current time. This lets you enjoy a particular time of the day. Command Effect/gamerule doDaylightCycle false Stops time /gamerule doDaylightCycle true Resumes the day-night cycle Change time of day This sets the world's time. Command Effect/time set day Changes time to daytime /time set night Changes time to nighttime You can also enter a number Instead of "day" or "night", you can also input numbers that corresponds the exact time you want. For example, you can type in /time set 12000 to change the time to sunset. Place specific blocksYou can place (or replace) blocks within a given range using this Command. Command Effect/fill [x y z] [x y z] [block name] Place blocks specified in [block id] from the coordinates entered in the first [xyz] up to the coordinates in the second [xyz]. Teleport players This moves the target player to a specific spot. Command Effect/tp [player name] [x y z] Teleports the target player to the coordinates in [x y z]. You can also teleport yourself by entering @p as the target player. Set the initial spawn point This sets the location where you spawn upon first entering a world. Command Effect/setworldspawn [x y z] Spawn at the given coordinates upon entering the world. Give players items This gives an item to a target player. Command Effect/give [player name] [item name] [quantity] Gives the specified item to the target player. You can also give yourself an item by entering @p as the target player. Display the coordinates of structures This Command gives you the coordinates of the nearest structure that you specify. In Java Edition, you need to add the word "structure" after locate. Command Effect/locate endcity Gives the coordinates of the nearest End City /locate fortress Gives the coordinates of the nearest Nether Fortress /locate mineshaft Gives the coordinates of the nearest Mineshaft /locate monument Gives the coordinates of the nearest Ocean Monument /locate stronghold Gives the coordinates of the nearest Stronghold /locate temple Gives the coordinates of the nearest Jungle Temple, Desert Pyramid, Witch Hut, or Igloo. /locate village Gives the coordinates of the nearest Village What are Commands?Used to control your world or talk to players Commands are features you can use to control your world and the entities within. These Commands are very useful for when you want to test things out or want to make the game easier. However, we don't recommend using Commands while playing in Survival Mode, as these will trivialize the game and upset the game balance. How to Use CommandsTurn on Cheats in your world
To use Commands, you have to turn on Cheats in your world first. Commands are available for both Java and Bedrock editions, though some Commands are exclusive to an edition. Enter the command in the chat window
Open your chat window by pressing T or / (forward slash) for PC players or by pressing D-pad right for Console players. Input your Command and press the Enter key to activate it. Commands are easier to use with the 1.13 version
With the 1.13 update for the PC version, a short list of Commands will be displayed immediately after typing /. Valid arguments (or values) will also be shown as you type a Command that can also be selected quickly by pressing the TAB key. Enter Commands using Command Blocks
You can also use Command Blocks to handle more complex Commands! You can give your character Command Blocks by typing /give @p command_block. Place the Command Block and use it to customize the Command it executes. Command Blocks are activated using Redstone signals emitted by objects like buttons or pressure plates. Minecraft Related Guides
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