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Minecraftcan be an intimidating game for newcomers. From threateninggangsfor thousands of collectiblesobjects, there's no shortage of ways to be overwhelmed by the blocky world. However, Mojang makes it easy to take full control of the landscape around you using console commands.
Console commands are essentially cheat codes that allow you to teleport around the map, line your pockets with rare resources, and manipulate the server with just a few keystrokes. Best of all is using console commandsMinecraftis surprisingly simple - this is how it works.
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- Use console commands
- Best console commands in Minecraft
- List of all console commands and cheats
- Admin server commands
- How to use Minecraft server commands
- List of useful Minecraft server commands
- How to change a player's game mode in Minecraft
- How to Teleport a Player to Another Player in Minecraft
- How to give items to another player or yourself in Minecraft
- All Minecraft server commands
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Use console commands
Before you can tour the map and give all your friends free diamonds, you'll need to make sure you're playing on a server that allows console commands. If you are the one creating the server, you can easily enable this option during installation. If you are playing on another server, try opening the command console menu. This varies by platform, but can be done on PC using the "/" key.
With the command console open, simply enter your cheat code and the game will take care of the rest.
Best console commands inMinecraft
Of course, opening the command console won't get you anywhere - you'll also need to know a few codes to get into the dialog box. Luckily, some versions of Minecraft give you a few suggestions when you start typing in the command console, but we've rounded up some of the best cheats for you:
- Teleport a player to a specific location
- /tp [player]
- Give a player free experience points
- /add experience
- Change the difficulty of your game (Peacefully, Easy, Normal or Hard)
- /difficulty
- Changed again
- /weather
[duration]
- Give a player for freeobjects
- /to give
- [quantity]
- Create a crowd at the chosen location
- /to call to action
[x y z]
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There are dozens of other cheats to discover in Minecraft, but these six should give you a fun way to start experimenting with the console's command system. Remember: codes may vary slightly from platform to platform and you can only use them on servers with cheats enabled.
BeeList of console commands and cheats
Have you mastered the above cheats? Here's an overview of all the console commands and cheats available in Minecraft. Most serve very niche purposes, but learning them all will make conquering your server a piece of cake.
| /help [Command name] | Provides detailed information about a specific console command |
| /to give | Give a player a certain amount of a chosen item |
| /tp [Doelspeler] x y x | Move a player to a selected part of the map |
| /kill [Doelspeler] | Kill your target immediately |
| /weather Weather type | Change the weather (rain, thunder,Snoe) |
| /gamemode creative | Change your server toCreative mode |
| /gamemode-survival | Switch your server to survival mode |
| /time | Change the time of day (0 for sunrise, 18000 for night) |
| /difficulty [Option] | Change difficulty (Peacefully, Easy, Normal, Difficult) |
| /glances | Show the code for your current seed |
| /to call to action | Create the target object |
| /Atlantis | Increase the quantitywaterin your world |
| /instantmine | Mine any object with a single click |
| /valblessure | Enable or disable fall damage |
| /water damage | Enable or disablewaterinjury |
| /fire damage | Enable or disablebrandinjury |
| /duplikere | Duplicate the item you are holding |
| /dropstore | Keep your inventory in onechest(Happens automatically) |
| /instantplant | Plantergrow immediately |
| /gamerule keepInventory true | When you die, keep all your things |
| /gamerule doDaylightCycle false | Stops the day/night cycle |
| /to ride | Turns any mob you encounter into a horse |
| /To freeze | Stopping gangs |
| /Overheating | Transforms all objects into their molten form |
| / goods damage | Weapons don't break anymore |
| /locate [placementnavn] | Gives you the coordinates of generated structures |
| /cameratrilling | Shaky camera |
| /clearspawnpunt | Removes spawn points for a player |
| /Connect | Try connecting to the WebSocket servers at the specified URL |
| /deop | Revokes operator status for players |
| /dialogue | Opens the NPC dialog for players |
| /effect | Add or remove status effects |
| /enchant | Adds an enchantment to the player's chosen item |
| /event | Triggers an event for the specific object(s). |
| /fyde | Completely or partially fills an area with a specific block |
| /mist | Add or remove a fog settings file |
| /injury | Damage units |
| /execute call | Allows customization of a newly created entity |
Admin server commands
Now that you've created your own Minecraft server, it's time to add your own unique flair to it by implementing Minecraft server commands. That said, here's a guide to using Minecraft server commands, as well as a full list of all the commands you can use in Minecraft.
How to use Minecraft server commands
If you've ever played onemultiple playersserver, you may be familiar with Minecraft server commands like "/warp" or "/spawn" and the like.
As an administrator you can do many things. The vanilla servers don't offer many commands, butBukkitsupports all kinds in the form of plugins.
Since this guide is based on the Vanilla server software, we will use commands that are commonly used with it.
If you are in the game when you start a command, use a forward slash "/" before typing it. This tells the customer that the text afterward will be a command and not a chat message.
However, if you use commands from the server software, the console will only accept commands without the forward slash "/", so just type it as is.
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List of useful Minecraft server commands
Here is a list of common commands that can improve your Minecraft experience:
How to change a player's game mode in Minecraft
/gamemodus <0/1>
In the player field enter the name of the person you want to change the game mode to, this can be yourself or another player on the server. In the next part you place '0', which is survival, or '1', which is creative. The fittings are not used. For example, an example command would be: /gamemode 1 Carpetfizz, which changes my game modeCreative mode.
How to Teleport a Player to Another Player in Minecraft
/tp
The player spot is the person you want to teleport to and the target is the person you want them to teleport to. Again, it could be yourself. A sample command would look like this: /tp Carpetfizz Plexator, which would allow me to be teleported to the person named Plexator.
How to give items to another player or yourself in Minecraft
/give
In the player field, add the username of the player you want to giveobjectsUnpleasant. This can be yourself or other players. When using this command, you cannot use the name ofblock, you need an IDblock.
In the last part of this command, enter the amount of the item you want to give, remembering the maximum quantityobjectsin one 'stack' is 64, so yourobjectscan appear in more than one pile. When you use this commandobjectsare not delivered to your inventory, but instead dropped at your feet as if you dropped them. Therefore, be careful when standing on an edge or next to itLavalike yoursobjectscan be lost.
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An example of this command would be: /give Carpetfizz 1 64 This would give me a stack of 64Stenthat would appear on the ground in front of my character.
All Minecraft server commands
Here you will find all the server commands you can use on your server.
| prohibit<player name> [rode] | Blacklist the nameplayer namefrom the server so that they can no longer connect.Remark: Bans replace any existing whitelist. | Always success. |
| ban-ip<IP adres|player name> | Blacklist an IP address so that all subsequent connections from it are rejected. | IP adresis valid orplayer namemust be online. |
| banlist[ips] | Shows the ban list. To list banned IP addresses, use the "banlist ips" command. | Always success. |
| deo<player name> | Revokes a player's operator status. | Always success. |
| trap<player name> [rode] | Forcibly disconnectsplayer namefrom the server, displays an optionalrodeto them. | player namemust be online. |
| list | Shows the names of all currently connected players (the same can be achieved by pressing the Tab key) | It always works, even in a commandblock. |
| op<player name> | Creditsplayer nameoperatorstatus on the server. | Always success. |
| Pardon<player name> | Deletesplayer namefrom the blacklist so they can reconnect. | Always success. |
| Pardon | DeletesIP adresfrom the IP blacklist, allowing players from that IP address to connect to the server. | IP adresMust be valid. |
| Save everything | Forces the server to write all pending changes in the world to disk. | Always success. |
| reserve out | Disables writing from the server to the world files. All changes are temporarily queued. | Always success. |
| save to | Allows the server to write to the world files. This is the default behavior. | Always success. |
| hold on | Shut down the server properly. | Always success. |
| ="" remove=""> <player name> | Adds or removesplayer namefrom the whitelist. | Always success. |
| white listlist | Shows all whitelisted players. | Always success. |
| ="" off=""> | Enables/disables the server's use of a whitelist.Remark:Server operations doalwayscan connect when the whitelist is active, even if their name is not on the whitelist. | Always success. |
| white listgenindlæs | Reloads the list of player names in white-list.txt from disk (used when white-list.txt outsideMinecraft). | Always success. |
Learn more aboutMinecraftwith some of our other helpful guides:
- Biomeer
- Breeding instructions: How to breed all animals
- Gangs
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