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Minecraft Console Cheats and Commands How to make use of The Commands

To take the tedious work out of crafting and speed up your inventory navigation, here's a list of clever Minecraft cheats - which are achieved by something called console commands.



It's not as hard as it sounds, however the entire process is explained below. You can also view our guide on how to manage the Minecraft fox and how to enable Ray-tracing in the block builder.



As with many mods that are available, cheats are only available on PC which means console players must grind the traditional method. Secondly, these are only available on worlds with cheats enabled - you'll be asked to do this when you create a world or when you connect an individual-player game on LAN and choosing 'Allow Cheats'.



With your cheat-enabled world ready and loaded, all you have to do is enter a few commands right now - using the first step to press the "C" key to display the command bar.



The command bar is where you will enter commands. Each one must be preceded by a forward-slash (/). You'll also have to select the targets you want to get your cheats. Instead of entering full names, you can make use of these shorthand target selection shortcuts.



- @p = nearest player - @r = random player


@a = All Players


- @e = all entities


- @s is the entity that executes the command


That's the basics - now you need to enter 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 may also make an attempt to kill them by typing their name.



Teleport



/tp [player] Teleport yourself to specific coordinates in the world. It can also be used with another player by adding their name.



Status Effects



/effect [duration] Applies the effect you select to the player or entity, with the duration measured in seconds.



Clear Status Effects



Eliminates all effects or a particular effect from a particular player or entity.



Enchantment



/enchant [level] Applies a specified enchantment to the item of the player you choose at the point of their choosing.



Experience



/experience add Adds experience points to the specified player. TIME Adding the the word levels at the end will add the levels of experience instead.



Help [CommandName] Gives more information about the command selected.



Give



/give [Amount]



Give an item to a different player in a specific amount.



Commands for Minecraft World Console



Seed Code



Seed Gets you an access code for your seed to help you create your own world later.



Place World Spawn



Setworldspawn [x y ZSet the world's spawn location either to the current position of the player or an array of entered coordinates.



Change Game Mode



/gamemode [player]



Change the game mode type to survival, creative, adventure, or spectator.



Change Difficulty Level



Change difficulty level to peaceful, normal, easy, or hard.



Change World Time



Time set Change the world game time using the following values The values are: 0 = Dawn 1000 = Morning, 6000 = Midday 12000 = Dusk or 18000 = Night.



Stop the Night/Day Cycle



Gamerule doDaylightCycle false Turn the day/night cycle off, then change it to false to start it again.



Weather



/weather [duration] Change weather. Types include clear, rain, thunder and an optional duration in seconds.



Turn off Weather Changes



DoWeatherCycle Gamerule false Disable weather changes, replacing false with true to activate.



/clone Clones blocks between coordinates (and ) and places them at coordinates (and ).



Atlantis mode



/atlantis



This is a unique one raise the water level in your world to mimic Atlantis.



Change Fall damage



/falldamage Turn the fall damage off and on.



Fire damage



/firedamage Switch off fire damage and switch it on.



Water damage



/waterdamage Change whether water damages are enabled



Instant plant



Instantplant Seeds grow immediately.



Instant mine



Instantmine enables one-click mining.



Minecraft Item and Mob commands



Add to the Inventory



Give [quantity] Adds specified item to the player’s inventory in the amount selected If possible.



Keep your inventory in case you die.



KeepInventory is a game rule that you do not lose your inventory items after dying. Again, replace true with false to undo.


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