Minecraft commands are valuable tools that can help you accomplish tasks quickly in the game. They are essential for designing and creating your own mini-games within the Minecraft world. While some commands are straightforward to use, others can be complex and require specific information for proper execution. Today, we will share some of our favorite commands with you!

What are Minecraft commands?

In Minecraft, a command is a way to accomplish specific tasks within the game world. There is a wide range of commands available, allowing players to perform various actions such as obtaining specific items, altering the time of day, teleporting entities, filling areas with blocks, and more. Commands function similarly to coding, as they are used by players to instruct the game. However, in order for the game to interpret and execute each command correctly, the player must provide the command with proper syntax; otherwise, the command will not work as intended.

How to Use Minecraft Commands?

A command is executed by composing the command name in the Chat and Commands window and afterward squeezing the Enter key or tapping the send button. The distinction between a chat message and a command is that commands generally start with a slash, for example /help. Though the player can squeeze T or Enter on the console to open the Chat and Commands window, squeezing/on the console will likewise open the Chat and Commands window yet with a cut previously added.

Since commands permit players to control what occurs in a Minecraft world, commands are viewed as a cheat. In the event that you are playing in a Minecraft world with cheats impaired, commands won’t work. On the off chance that you have never utilized a Minecraft command, follow these means beneath to work on running your most memorable Minecraft command:

1. Make another Innovative world with cheats enabled.
2. Open the creative inventory and put a few things in your hotbar.
3. Press “/” to open the Chat and Commands window. Notice that there’s as of now a slash in the text field.
4. Type “clear” so your text seems to be /clear.
5. Send the message to execute the command. Notice that not at all like chatting, executing a command naturally shuts the Chat and Commands window.
6. Notice your hotbar. Assuming your command ran accurately, you will see that the things you procured in Sync 2 are no more. By executing the command /clear, you cleared every one of the things from your stock. In the event that you rather got a blunder message in the chat, you might have composed /clear mistakenly; the game will not figure out the command assuming there are any blunders in it.

Congrats on running your most memorable command! You might have seen that after you squeezed / to open the Chat and Commands window, a rundown of commands were shown rather than the standard chat log. At the point when you are composing commands, Minecraft will naturally recommend commands in view of what letters you have composed. To type the whole command name, you can press the Tab key to push through the rundown proposed by the game. Likewise, in the event that you want to run a command you have recently utilized, you can press the Up bolt key to look at commands you’ve proactively executed.

A few commands aren’t generally so straightforward as a single word. A few commands need additional data. These additional snippets of data are called arguments. One command that needs a contention is /weather. Assuming that you send the command /weather in the Chat and Commands window, you will get a error. That is on the grounds that the /weather command needs a contention however none was given.

At the point when you type /weather and afterward press the spacebar, you’ll see a rundown of ideas of what contention to type straightaway and two renditions of the /weather command. The proposed contentions you’ll see are clear, question, rain, and thunder. The question contention isn’t similar to the others, which depict various sorts of weather. That is on the grounds that there are two unique renditions of the /weather command.

One method for utilizing the /weather command is /weather query. By running this command, the game will just express the ongoing weather in the chat. The alternate approach to utilizing the /weather command is to set the weather. Have a go at changing the weather utilizing the /weather command like so:

1. Run /weather rain; notice that it will begin raining in the game.
2. Run /weather clear; notice that it will quit raining.
3. Run /weather thunder 10

The 10 in sync three is an extra contention for controlling how long the predefined weather state will endure. For this situation, the game will set the weather to thunder for ten seconds (Java Release) or ten ticks (Bedrock Version) and afterward return to clear.

Minecraft Commands That Feels Like Cheats List

Basic Minecraft commands

The accompanying commands are moderately straightforward ones to get everything rolling with. They just utilize somewhat straightforward arguments like a number and /or as well as ideas given by the Chat and Command window. Practice with these commands to get a superior sense for how to utilize commands.

• /help
  

  Utilize the /help command to find out about different commands. Adding a number argument (for example /help 3) will show you in the chat a rundown of commands from the virtual command handbook on the page number you determined. Rather than adding a number argument, you can add a command name as a argument (for example /help weather) to see a portrayal of the command and the syntax related with it.

• /gamerule
  

  Utilize the /gamerule command to flip various standards on the world. There are various guidelines to adjust; the Chat and Command screen will recommend them as arguments. One such rule is fire damage, which decides if players will be wounded by fire. To turn fire damage on, use /gamerule firedamage true; to turn fire damage off, use /gamerule firedamage false. There are numerous different principles you can explore different avenues regarding.

• /time
  

  Utilize the /time command to do various activities related with time. You can establish the point in time with commands like /time set midnight or /time set 1200; you could actually add to the ongoing time with /time add 1200.

   

Selector required Minecraft commands

This next gathering of commands are somewhat more challenging since they require an particular sort of argument called a ‘selector’. Knowing which selector to utilize is exceptionally helpful in utilizing commands to target just specific substances.

• /clear

  Utilize the /clear command to eliminate things from the inventory of a player (or players). We’ve proactively seen that /clear with no arguments eliminates everything from your own inventory. The command /clear @r diamond will eliminate every diamond from an random player’s inventory, while /clear @r emerald 1 will eliminate only one emerald from an random player’s inventory.

•  /effect

  Utilize the /effect command to apply an effect to a player. For instance, /effect @a blindness will put all players under the visual distortion effect for 30 seconds since no argument for time has been shown. Arguments can be added to indicate the span of the effect and the level of the effect, so /effect @s speed 15 1 will apply the subsequent level speed effect to yourself for 15 seconds. The levels for each effect start with 0, so the principal level is 0, the subsequent level is 1, and so on. To eliminate effects from all players, use /effect @a clear.

• /give

  Utilize the /give command to provide a player (or players) a specific thing. For instance, /give @s apple would give one apple to player. You can add more arguments to control the number of things and which variants of things you that might want to get. The command /give @a wool 64 1 would give all players 64 orange wool blocks (1 is the information value of the orange variant of the wool block).
  

• /tell

  Utilize the/tell command to send a chat message just to a particular player or players. The primary argument after the/tell command will decide the player or players you wish to send the message to. The game will consequently propose different players by their gamertags and a rundown of selectors. A selector is a preset target or gathering of targets. For instance, the @a selector focuses on all players. The subsequent argument is the message you wish to send. This example command/tell @r hello will send the message “hello” to an random player.

•  /kill

  Utilize the /kill command to kill explicit elements or players on the world. Like the /tell command, /kill requires an target. For instance, you can kill all entities with /kill @e. You can change a selector to restrict the target to a specific subset. For instance, if you just need to kill every zombie, you would utilize /kill @e[type=zombie].

More advanced Minecraft commands

The following commands focus on specifying the location where an action should take place, making them more advanced. It is highly recommended to use these commands in a safe environment where you are comfortable with the possibility of irreversible consequences, as there is no easy way to undo the effects of commands such as “/fill” or “/clone“.

• /setblock

  You can use the /setblock command to position a specific block at a precise location in the world. For instance, by using the command “/setblock 50 60 70 concrete 15“, you can place a black concrete block at coordinates (50, 60, 70) since 15 is the data value for black concrete. If you don’t specify a data value, it will default to 0. To transform the block beneath your current position into air, you can utilize “/setblock ~0 ~-1 ~0 air” where the relative coordinates (~0, ~-1, ~0) indicate the block directly below you.

• /fill

  The /fill command is useful for filling an entire 3D volume with a specific block type. It is similar to the /setblock command but requires two sets of coordinates. The first set represents one corner of the volume, and the second set represents the opposite corner. This command is efficient for placing multiple blocks at once. For example, if you want to create a 50-block tall sand column at coordinates (-250, 70, -300), you can use the command “/fill -250 70 -300 -250 119 -300 sand“. To construct a square platform beneath your current location, you can execute a command like “/fill ~-5 ~-1 ~-5 ~5 ~-1 ~5 obsidian“.

• /clone

  The /clone command in Minecraft allows you to duplicate an entire volume and move it to another location. This command is particularly useful for copying or relocating structures you have built. To use the /clone command, you need to provide three sets of coordinates.The first set of coordinates represents one corner of the volume you want to copy, while the second set represents the opposite corner of that volume. The third set of coordinates represents the corner of the destination area where the volume will be copied to, using the lowest values for positioning.

  For example, let’s say you want to copy a 5x5x5 cube located at coordinates (20, 50, -80) to the spot just one block south of your current location. The command to achieve this would be: /clone 20 50 -80 24 54 -76 ~0 ~0 ~1

• /teleport

  Utilize the /teleport or/tp command to teleport an element. There are various adaptations of this capability. You can teleport yourself to an irregular player’s area with /tp @s @r. Or on the other hand you can teleport an irregular player to a particular area on the planet utilizing facilitates with a command, for example, /tp @r 100 65 100. The three numbers address an area in the Minecraft world with three dimensional directions. In the event that you don’t determine an objective player or element to teleport, you will be the person who is teleported. For instance, /tp ~0 ~0 ~-10 will teleport you ten blocks north of where you were standing, in light of the fact that the tilde (~) addresses facilitates comparative with your area. There are likewise extra arguments to control which bearing an objective is looking subsequent to being teleported.
  

Try your new Minecraft commands!

The Minecraft Wiki is an incredible asset for realizing what different commands you can utilize. Also regarding their extra arguments, if they have any. There are many commands to learn and dominate. As well as realizing what the commands are, figuring out how to utilize target selectors is vital. Moreover, a solid comprehension of the coordinate system will be great for having the option to effectively utilize commands that utilize coordinate arguments. The way to getting better at utilizing commands is practice.