Here’s what you need to know about console commands in Minecraft, giving you the power to shape the world and bend the rules to your will.
Minecraft offers a huge number of console commands that players can use to modify their world or manipulate some in-game mechanics. This can be handy if you want to experiment with certain aspects of the game or if you manage a multiplayer server. Another good reason to use console commands in Minecraft is to simply have fun and see what you’re able to do with all the power it can provide. Needless to say, learning more about it can enhance your gaming experience or help you understand how the game works.
Here is a list of all console commands in Minecraft and how you can use them in the game.
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How To Use Console Commands in Minecraft
There are two ways you can use console commands in Minecraft. One is through the in-game chat box and the second one is through acommand block. However, if you’re playing in a single-player world, you must enable “Allow Cheats” when creating the world. Alternatively, you can temporarily enable cheats by selecting “Open to LAN” in the in-game menu and turning on “Allow Commands” before starting a LAN session.
The console commands can be a bit confusing. Here is what you need to know:
Complete List of All Console Commands in Minecraft
Gameplay and World Commands
Player and Entity Management Commands
Building and World Modification Commands
Server and Admin Commands
Advanced Commands
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