Notes

8 Cool Minecraft Commands For Awesome Gameplay



8 Cool Minecraft Commands for Awesome Gameplay


Helpful Minecraft tips and tricks
- Tweet - Share - Email



When you enable cheats in Minecraft, the chat window automatically suggests useful commands, but there are tons of cheats that the game does not mention. Here are some interesting Minecraft commands that you might not have heard of.



These cheats might not be available in your Minecraft version. New commands are constantly being added and removed from Minecraft.






Teleport Anywhere: /Tp

The Minecraft Teleport command has been named the best cheat. You can transfer to specific coordinates by using the following syntax:



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





Locate Nearby Objects by using Locate

Are you trying to locate the nearest village, home, or mineshafts? You can use the locate command to pinpoint the coordinates for nearby objects like these:



The command above provides coordinates of the closest buried treasure. Utilize this information in conjunction with the teleport command in order to get to where you want to be.





Count objects testfor: /testfor

With the /testfor command you can determine the number of players, mobs and other objects within a given area. For instance the following command will return the number of llamas that reside within 100 blocks of coordinates 75X, 64Y, 75Z:





Control the time of day Time set

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



The command above sets the time of dawn. Midday is 6000, dusk is 12,000, midnight 18,000. You can play with the numbers to alter time incrementally.





Ride Any Creature:/ride

You can ride animals in Minecraft However, you'll have to control them. The cheat for riding helps make it easier.



Whichever mob you choose will spawn under you. While you won't have the power to control them, it's enjoyable to travel along with bats. 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 every Minecraft world. To locate your seed code, use this command:



You can then share your seed code with friends so that they can generate an exact replica of your world. You can also perform a Google Search to find Minecraft seed codes that are shared by other players.





Control What You Sprawn: Set Worldspawn

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



If you do not include the coordinates, the current coordinates will become the spawning point for your entire world.





Clone Blocks: /clone

The clone command comes in handy when you build villages as you can copy and paste entire structures. The syntax below allows you to define a set of blocks to copy as well as a place to paste them:



The first set of x/y/z variables values represents the beginning of the range, and the second set represents the point at which it ends. The third set is the location at which you'll want to place the copied blocks. You'll need to do some math, but it's much easier than rebuilding the same structure over and over again.

steve is blogging
Here's my website: https://stevelarese.com/