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8 Cool Minecraft Commands For Awesome Gameplay



8 Cool Minecraft Commands for Amazing Gameplay


Helpful Minecraft tips and tricks
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Cheats in Minecraft are automatically suggested by the chat window. However there are a variety of cheats that Minecraft does not list. These are some cool Minecraft commands that you might not have heard of.



Some of these cheats may not be available in your version of Minecraft since new commands are frequently being added and removed from the game.






Teleport Anywhere Teleport Anywhere: Teleport Anywhere:

The Minecraft Teleport command is by far one of the most useful cheats. You can teleport to specific coordinates using the syntax below:



Once you understand how coordinates work, it is easy to warp to key locations in your world. You can also transfer to any object or player by using the command /tp by replacing the coordinates in coordinates with a name.





Find Nearby Objects

Are you looking for the nearest home, village or mineshafts? You can use the locate command to pinpoint the coordinates of nearby objects, such as:



The command above provides coordinates for the nearest treasure to be found. This information can be used in conjunction with the teleport command to gain rapid access to where you need to go.





Count objects

You can count the number players, mobs or other objects that are in an area using the /testfor command. For example, the following command returns the number of llamas within 100 blocks of coordinates 75X, 64Y and 75Z:





Control the time of the day Time set

You can determine the exact time of the day for your Minecraft world. Follow these steps:



The above command sets the time for dawn. Midday represents the number of 6000, dusk equals 12,000 midnight is 18,000. Try experimenting using the numbers to regulate time in a gradual manner.
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Ride Any Creature: http://ride.mobi

You can ride animals in Minecraft However, you'll need to tame them. The cheating trick for riding makes it much easier.



You'll get spawns from any mob you choose. Although you won't be able to control them, it's still enjoyable to be a part of the action with a bat. You can even ride on the shoulders of other players.





Share Your World: Seed

A seed code is an unique ID that is assigned to each Minecraft world. Use this command to find your seed code:



The seed code can be shared with your friends to create a copy of your world. To find Minecraft seed codes that have been shared by other players, you can make use of the Google Search.





Control Where You Sprawn: /setworldspawn

You'll want to spawn at the same spot each time you start the game. To set precise coordinates, use the following syntax:



If you don't include the coordinates, your current coordinates will serve as the point of spawning for the world.





Clone Blocks: /clone

The clone command is handy when creating villages because you can essentially copy and paste entire structures. You can specify a range of blocks to copy and the location where they should be pasted using the syntax as follows:



The first set of x/y/z variables represents the beginning point of the range, and the second set is the point at which you will reach the end. The third set is where you want to place the copied blocks. It requires some math, but it is much easier than re-building the same structure repeatedly.


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