Minecraft Console Commands and Cheats How to make use of The Commands
To take the hard work out of crafting and speed up your inventory management, here's a list of clever Minecraft cheats that can be achieved by something called console commands.
It's not as difficult as it sounds, and all is explained in the following article. You can also check out our guide on how you can control a Minecraft fox and how to enable Ray-tracing within the block builder.
As with many mods they are only available on PC which means console players will have to grind the traditional way. These can only be utilized in worlds with cheats enabled. This is why you'll be asked when you create a new world or open an individual-player LAN game and select the option to allow Cheats.
With your cheat-enabled environment ready and loaded, all you have to do is enter a few commands now . The first step of pressing the 'C' key to open the command bar.
The command bar is where you'll type the commands, and each one must be prefixed by an forward slash (/). It is also necessary to select the targets you want to receive your cheats. Instead of entering full names, you can utilize these shorthand target selector shortcuts.
- @p = nearest player - @r = random player
@a = all players
- @e = all entities
@s = The entity that executes the command
That's the basics - now you only need to type in your desired cheater's code using the following console commands.
Minecraft player console commands
Kill
/kill [player] Kills your character. If there are other players in your world, you can attack them by typing their name.
Teleport
The /tp function allows the player to Teleport to a specified location in the world. You can also use the /tp (playerfunction to connect to another player by simply adding their name.
Status Effects
Effect [duration] Applied an effect of your choice to the specified entity or player and the duration is measured in seconds.
Clear Status Effects
/effect clear [effect] Removes all effects or a specific effect from a particular player or entity.
Enchantment
/enchant [level] Applied an enchantment that is specified to the player's chosen item at the point of their own.
Experience
Experience adds experience points to the player. Adding the the word levels at the end will result in the addition of the levels of experience instead.
/help [CommandName] Provides more details on the command you have selected.
Give
/give [Amount]
Give another player a certain amount of an item in your inventory.
Commands for Minecraft World Console
Seed Code
Seed Gets you an access code for your seed to help you create your world later.
Place World Spawn
Set the world spawn location to the current location of the player or to a set number of entered coordinates.
Change the game mode
/gamemode [player]
Change the game mode to either survival, creative adventure, spectator, or.
Change Difficulty Level
/difficulty Change difficulty level to normal, peaceful, easy, or hard.
Change World Time
/time set Change the world game time by using the following values 1 = Dawn, 1000 = Morning, 6000 = Midday, 12000 = Dusk, or 18000 = Night.
Stop the Day/Night Cycle
Gamerule doDaylightCycle false Turn the day/night cycle off, then change it to false to restart it.
Weather
The /weather function can change the weather, with the weather type being either clear, rain or thunder and an optional duration in seconds.
Turn Off Weather Changes
DoWeatherCycle's False Weather changes are turned off, and false is replaced by true to reactivate.
Clones blocks between coordinates (and ) and puts them at the coordinates (and ).
Atlantis mode
/atlantis
This is a very creative one. It raises the level of water in your world , so that you can imitate Atlantis.
Change Fall damage
/falldamage Turn off or on fall damage
Fire damage
/firedamage Turn off fire damage and on.
Water damage
Waterdamage Change whether water damage is enabled
Instant plant
/instantplant Planted seeds grow instantly.
Instant mine
Instantmine enables one-click mining
Minecraft Item and Mob commands
Add to your Inventory
/give [quantity] Adds a specified item to the player's inventory in the chosen quantity as much as is it is.
Keep Inventory Even After Death
KeepInventory is a game rule that you do not lose your inventory items when you die. To reverse the process, replace true with false.