The execution of any actions assigned by the game participants is carried out by command blocks. You won't be able to create a team like this while playing in survival mode. Summoning them as tools while using creative game mode will not work either. To functionally obtain such blocks, you need to use a couple of fairly simple commands, which, in fact, will allow you to call them. Let's look at a few simple methods.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 1
Launch Minecraft and select single player mode. Create a world with cheats enabled.
Open the chat window and press the “/” key. This symbol will open a window in which you can enter commands.
Enter the destination you need by selecting from the following lines:
- “/give” the name of minecraft:command_block and the required number - after entering it into the console, the summoned items will appear among the tools;
- “/setblock x y z minecraft:command_block” – this line turns one of the blocks into another, making it a command block, and to find it, you need to press F3 and select one of the found ones;
- “/summon Item x y z (Item: (id:minecraft:command_block, Count:1))” – by entering this sequence, the game participant will summon blocks where he needs them.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 2
Launch the game, select single player mode. Log in to an existing world, perhaps it will be a server. Enter the chat required to set commands by clicking on “/”.
Enter one of the suggested options:
- “/give name minecraft:command_block required number” – this line allows you to make a call the required number items and add them to your existing inventory;
- “/setblock x y z minecraft:command_block” – if you enter this text, you can replace any existing block with a command block, and to determine the location where it is located, you need to press the F3 key;
- “/summon Item x y z (Item: (id:minecraft:command_block, Count:1))” – blocks will appear in the specified area.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 3
- Using the "E" key, drag the block and place it on the panel. Click on the right mouse button and place the item on the ground.
- Click on it again with the same mouse button. This will open a menu where you can configure actions.
- In this window you need to enter the symbol “/”. The options in these blocks are similar to those used in chat. They are sometimes connected to an electrical board. This allows commands to be executed automatically.
- Press the “/” key, a console window will appear in which write the word “help”. After it, type the name of the item to which the sequence of commands is prescribed.
The same commands as in regular chat. What is a command block, how to get it and how to use it? In this article we will tell you about it!
This is really a very useful block and it expands the possibilities of creating maps in Minecraft
You can find a complete list of commands at, but not all of them work in Minecraft on Android, IOS and Windows 10 versions.
+ command blocks in MCPE:
- Unlike the PC version, in PE command blocks do not place heavy loads, i.e. FPS will be stable.
- The command block interface is adapted for mobile devices.
- Too little functionality.
In the game, you cannot get a command block by crafting, but you can issue it using the command /give Steve command_block, Where Steve nickname of the player to whom the team will give this block. Instead of Steve, you can also use @p, meaning you give the block to yourself. Don't forget to enable cheats in the world settings.
How to enter a command into a command block?
To do this, you need to open its interface. This is done very easily, just tap on it. In field Entering a command The command block itself fits in, which the command block will execute. Just below is a field where you can see an error if you entered something wrong.
Example commands:
- give @p apple 5 - gives the player five apples.
- setblock ~ ~+1 ~ wool - places a block of wool at the player's coordinates.
- tp Player 48 41 14 - moves a player with the nickname Player to a point at coordinates x=48, y=41, z=14
Thanks to pointers, you can point to the player or creature on whom the command will be executed:
- @p - the player who activated the command.
- @a - all players.
- @r is a random player.
- @e - all entities (including mobs).
How can I make it so that, for example, it moves all the players to some point except itself? Yes, it’s easy, for this you need to use additional pointers, for example: tp @a 228 811 381- teleports all players except the player with the nickname Admin exactly x=228, y=811, z=381. All parameters:
- x - coordinate along the X axis. If you put instead of the value ~
- y - coordinate along the Y axis. If you put instead of the value ~ , then the dot will be the command block.
- z - coordinate along the Z axis. If you put instead of the value ~ , then the dot will be the command block.
- r - maximum search radius.
- rm - minimum search radius.
- m - game mode.
- l - maximum experience level.
- lm - minimum experience level.
- name - player's nickname.
- c is an additional argument to @a that limits the number of players to execute the command. For example, if you enter @a, the command will affect the first five players from the list, @a will affect the last five from the list.
- type - as an example, the command /kill @e will kill all skeletons, and the command /kill @e will kill all non-player entities.
- give @p gold_ingot 20 - gives the nearest player who is within a radius of 10 blocks 20 gold bars.
Command block modes
There are three command block modes available: pulse, chain, and repeat - the color of the block changes depending on the mode.- Pulse mode (orange): activates the specified command
- Chain mode (green): the command will work if the block is attached to another command block and connects to other command blocks
- Repeat mode (blue): The command is repeated every tick as long as the block has power.
Pulse mode
These are ordinary command blocks that are used to interact with chain blocks, but you can simply execute commands in these blocks.
Chain mode
I think it’s already clear from the name that this command block mode works according to the “chain” scheme.
Please note that for the chain type to work, you need a command block with a pulse, which will send the signal, as well as a red stone block, without which the command block with the chain type will not work.
Team title and its parameters:
- title clear - clears messages from the player's screen.
- title reset - clears messages from the player screen and resets settings.
- title title - the title that shows the text on the screen.
- title subtitle - a subtitle that is displayed when the title appears.
- title actionbar - displays a caption above the inventory.
- title times - appearance, delay and disappearance of text. The default values are: 10 (0.5 s), 70 (3.5 s) and 20 (1 s).
- title @a title §6Start - title with orange color.
- title @a actionbar Hello! - displays text above the inventory.
- title @a subtitle Chapter 1 - subtitle.
With the help of special commands, you can do anything in Minecraft - we have full list these teams.
You can add any items to yourself, change weather or simply making yourself invulnerable. Some of the commands will only work in single player or only in multiplayer, so read their description carefully before entering.
Commands are entered into the chat, so to start, press - T or / and then write.
Click to go:
Commands for solo play in Minecraft:
Commands for admin in Minecraft:
If you are a server administrator, then these commands will be very useful to you. With them you can perform most of the actions necessary for the normal existence of your server.
clear<цель>[object number] [additional data]— Clears the specified player's inventory of all items or specific IDs.
debug
defaultgamemode
difficulty<0|1|2|3> — Changes the difficulty of the game, 0 - peaceful, 1 - easy, 2 - normal, 3 - difficult.
enchant<цель>[level] - Enchant an item in your hands to the level specified in the command.
gamemode
gamerule<правило>[meaning] - Allows you to change several basic rules. The value must be true or false.
Rules:
- doFireTick - if false, stops the spread of fire.
- doMobLoot - if false, mobs do not drop drops.
- doMobSpawning - when false, prohibits mob spawning.
- doTileDrops - if false, objects will not drop from destructible blocks.
- keepInventory - if true, after death the player does not lose the contents of his inventory.
- mobGriefing - if false, mobs cannot destroy blocks (creeper explosions do not spoil the landscape).
- commandBlockOutput - if false, the command block does not output anything to the chat when commands are executed.
give<цель> <номер объекта>[quantity] [additional information]— Gives the player the item specified by .
help [page | team] ? [page | team] - Lists all available console commands.
publish— Opens access to the world via a local network.
say<сообщение> — Shows a pink message to all players.
spawnpoint [target] [x] [y] [z]— Allows you to set the spawn point for the player at the specified coordinates. If coordinates were not specified, the spawn point will be your current position.
time set<число|day|night> - Allows you to change the time of day. Time can be specified in numerical value, where 0 is dawn, 6000 is noon, 12000 is sunset and 18000 is midnight.
time add<число> — Adds the specified amount of time to the current one.
toggledownfall- Allows you to enable or disable precipitation.
tp<цель1> <цель2>,tp<цель>
weather<время> — Allows you to change the weather for a specific time specified in seconds.
xp<количество> <цель> — Gives the specified amount of experience to a specific player, from 0 to 5000. If L is entered after the number, the specified number of levels will be added. In addition, levels can be lowered, for example -10L will reduce the player's level by 10.
ban<игрок>[cause]— Allows you to block a player’s access to the server by nickname.
ban-ip
pardon<никнейм> — Allows you to unblock the specified player from accessing the server.
pardon-ip
banlist - Allows you to see a list of all players blocked on the server.
op<цель> — Gives the specified player operator privileges.
deop<цель> — Removes operator privileges from the player.
kick<цель>[reason] — Kicks the specified player from the server.
list— Displays a list of all players online.
save-all- Forces all changes to be saved on the server.
save-on Allows the server to make automatic saves.
save-off Prevents the server from performing automatic saving.
stop— Shuts down the server.
whitelist list— Displays a list of players in the whitelist.
whitelist
whitelist
whitelist reload— Reloads the whitelist, that is, updates it in accordance with the white-list.txt file (can be used when white-list.txt is modified manually).
Commands for private territory in Minecraft
You will need these commands if you are going to secure an area or perform other related actions.
/region claim<имя региона> — Saves the selected area as a region with the specified name.
//hpos1— Sets the first point according to your current coordinates.
//hpos2— Sets a second point according to your current coordinates.
/region addowner<регион> <ник1> <ник2> — Adds the specified players to the owners of the region. Owners have the same capabilities as the region creator.
/region addmember<регион> <ник1> <ник2> — Adds the specified players to the members of the region. Participants have limited options.
/region removeowner<регион> <ник1> <ник2> — Remove the specified players from the region owners.
/region removemember<регион> <ник1> <ник2> — Remove the specified players from the region's membership.
//expand<длина> <направление> — Expands the region in a given direction. For example: //expand 5 up - will expand the selection up 5 cubes. Acceptable directions: up, down, me.
//contract<длина> <направление> — Will reduce the region in a given direction. For example: //contract 5 up - will reduce the selection by 5 cubes from bottom to top. Acceptable directions: up, down, me.
/region flag<регион> <флаг> <значение> — You can set a flag for a region if you have sufficient access.
Possible flags:
- pvp - is PvP allowed in the region?
- use - is it permissible to use mechanisms, doors
- chest-access - is it permissible to use chests?
- l ava-flow - is lava spreading acceptable?
- water-flow - is water spreading acceptable?
- lighter - is it permissible to use a lighter?
Values:
- allow - enabled
- deny - disabled
- none - the same flag as not in the private zone
Commands for the WorldEdit plugin
You will need these commands if the WorldEdit plugin is installed on the server and you have permission to use its commands. On an average server, for most players, these commands will not be available.
//pos1— Sets the block you are standing on as the first coordinate point.
//pos2— Sets the block you are standing on as the second coordinate point.
//hpos1— Sets the block you are looking at as the first coordinate point.
//hpos2— Sets the block you are looking at as the second coordinate point.
//wand— Gives you a wooden axe, by left-clicking on the block with this ax you will set the first point, and by right-clicking the second one.
//replace
//overlay
//set
//move
//walls
//sel— Removes the current selection.
//sphere
//hsphere
//cyl
//hcyl
//forestgen
//undo— Cancels the specified number of your actions.
//redo— Restores the specified number of actions you canceled.
//sel
//desel- Removes selection.
//contract
//expand
//inset [-hv]
//outset [-hv]
//size— Shows the number of blocks in the selected region.
//regen— Regenerates the selected region.
//copy— Copies the contents of the region.
//cut— Cuts out the contents of the region.
//paste— Pastes the contents of the copied region.
//rotate
//flip— Will reflect the region in the buffer in the direction of dir, or in the direction of your view.
//pumpkins— Creates a pumpkin field with the specified size.
//hpyramid— Creates an empty pyramid from a block, with size .
//pyramid — Creates a pyramid from a block with size .
//drain
//fixwater
//fixlava
//snow
//thaw
//butcher [-a]— Kills all hostile mobs at a specified distance from you
// - Gives you a super pickaxe for quickly destroying blocks.
Today we will talk about what a command block is in Minecraft, how to get it, why it is needed and how, where and what it can be used for.
What are command blocks?
In Minecraft, a command block (CB) can automatically execute certain console commands as long as it is activated by a red stone.
They work in adventure mode, and allow map creators to improve interaction with the player. In this case, the player is not able to destroy blocks and build new ones.
In Survival mode, command blocks cannot be interacted with or destroyed.
They cannot be created through crafting, and they cannot be found in the inventory when playing in creative mode. Creative mode players and server administrators can use console command"give" to receive KB or make it available to other players. It looks like this:
/give minecraft:command_block
When typing the command, remove the parentheses around the player name and number:
/give atombox minecraft:command_block 1
KB has a graphical interface with a text field, accessible by right-clicking the mouse.
Only players in creative mode and players with administrator status on the server can place command blocks, enter commands and save changes.
To use them in single player or multiplayer worlds, you must enable LAN mode and enable cheats.
Where are command blocks used?
Have you ever played on adventure maps where it's always night, or where the weather never changes? You may have downloaded maps where players receive special rewards, upgrades, or experience by pressing a button or completing a task. All this becomes possible thanks to KB. When creating your Minecraft map, you need command blocks if:
- Do you want constant day or night;
- Do you want to change the weather;
- Do you want to change the difficulty of the game;
- You want to produce a specific sound;
- You want to send a message to the player;
- You want to teleport to another location;
- You want to give players items.
There are many videos on YouTube describing a variety of Minecraft maps. Multiplayer maps are especially popular. There are many categories of Minecraft maps available for download that use command blocks to enhance the player's experience. There are many reasons for map developers to use them. Among them are cards of the following categories:
- Adventure cards;
- Parkour maps;
- Puzzle cards;
- Survival cards;
Adventure cards are focused on the plot, and the gamer acts as the main character of the story. Previously, adventure maps relied on telling a story through signs and books, but now the storytelling is available through dialogue and sounds, all thanks to KB.
Parkour maps force the player to get from one end of the world to the other with minimum quantity deaths. They often contain incredible jumps and other deadly obstacles. Command blocks make it possible to set character spawn points in front of complex obstacles.
Puzzle cards emphasize problem-solving skills by introducing mazes, traps, and other challenges. Some of these cards have a plot, just like adventure cards. Using KB allows such maps to more easily suggest directions, story-related dialogue, and sounds.
Survival Cards may focus on survival in single player or multiplayer, or include a story along the way. KBs can give players a starting spawn point as well as story-related information. The possibilities here are endless.
How to use a command block
Installing them is easier than most Minecraft players think. The commands can be confusing, but some of them (like setting the time of day) are very simple to program. Larger projects can be planned later, but first try to master the basics of placing, configuring and using KB.
Remember that command blocks can only appear in creative game mode. To switch to it, you need the appropriate privileges on the server (if available) or activated cheats.
In the chat field, type "/gamemode c", "/gamemode creative" or "/gamemode 1" without quotes.
2. Right-click on the command block
In creative mode, to access a command block, right-click on it. To generate it, you need to use the “give” command, as described above in the text:
/give minecraft:command_block
Command blocks only work when connected to the redstone electrical circuit (by the way, there is good mod, allowing to increase the distance of energy transmission). Right-clicking opens a dialog box where you can enter a server command. Maximum length commands can be 254 characters long.
3. Enter the command and click "Done"
When you enter a command into a block, you need to indicate which player it is directed at. This can be done by entering the player's name or choice of three different variables: "@p" (closest player), "@r" (random player) or "@a" (all players). These variables are especially useful in situations where the player activating the command is unknown. After specifying the command, click “Done” to save it.
Remember that one KB can only execute one command!
Practical use cases
The following examples are simple and practical command block applications in single and multiplayer in Minecraft worlds.
How to change the rules of the game
Game rules are a relatively new feature that allows players and command blocks to change certain basic settings Minecraft world. There are nine described game rules that can be controlled using the command block on the map.
You can use game rules to create constant daylight or darkness, turn off mob spawning, mob item drops, and much more. When entering the "gamerule" command, use the following command:
| Game rule | Effect of the rule |
| commandBlockOutput | Enables/disables text input in KB |
| doDaylightCycle | Enables/disables day/night cycle |
| doFireTrick | Enables/disables fire propagation/disappearance |
| doMobLoot | Enables/disables item drops from mobs |
| doMobSpawning | Enables/disables mob spawning |
| doTileDrops | Enables/disables items falling out of the KB when they are destroyed |
| keepInventory | Enables/disables saving items in the inventory after the death of a player |
| mobGriefing | Enables/disables destruction of KB by creepers or edge wanderers |
| naturalRegeneration | Enables/disables health regeneration for players |
How to set the weather
Some maps have a dark theme that goes perfectly with rainy weather or thunder, while others are best played with clear skies. There are many options for controlling the weather using command blocks. A simple example of a weather command:
In this case, the word input can be replaced with “clear” (clear), “rain” (rain) or “thunder” (thunder).
You can connect a button or lever to the command block to manually change the weather, or create an automatic redstone circuit to constantly change the weather. This is easily achieved by using repeaters, a button and a building block.
How to set the spawn point
Spawn points are an important component of many Minecraft maps, including adventure, parkour maps, puzzles and others. Having to replay the map from the very beginning every time you die is extremely annoying. Using the “spawnpoint” command, you can save your game progress and be reborn after death at the nearest completed checkpoint. The command looks like this:
By connecting a command block to a building block with a button or pressure plate, players can set a spawn point at the location of the command block.
If you need something more complicated, you can add coordinates to the command to specify the location of the spawn point.
Running from one place to another is tiring, especially on a multiplayer server. Using the “teleport” command, players can move to specific coordinates in the Minecraft world or to the locations of other players. Enter in the command block:
With them you can have a certain set of coordinates for teleporting the player, like the location of the next part of the adventure map.
If the block is not intended for a specific player, "@p" can be used to select the closest player.
If you're on a multiplayer server, you can bind the command block to yourself by using your Minecraft username.
These are just a few options for using command blocks in single-player and multiplayer Minecraft games. There are many much more complex commands and redstone patterns used by map makers.
The command block appeared in popular game Minecraft only from version 1.4, where they open latest features for game participants. With this version, gamers learned about the concept of a command block, as well as its connections with the console command. It is impossible to create it yourself.
The command block is a special item; various codes can be entered and written into it. After this, it begins to execute the intended command when it receives a redstone signal. Such a universal thing significantly expands the powers and capabilities of map creators that feature an adventure mode. In places like this, you can make the area private. It can be opened in Minecraft using the right mouse button. As a result, you will see a window in which certain characters are written.
How to make it
Most players will be disappointed because it is impossible to do such a thing on their own. The reason for this limitation is due to the fact that it opens up incredible opportunities, namely that thanks to it you can control the map, chat with all the players at once. Therefore, you cannot do it yourself, but there is a unique chance to get it.
Purchase options:
- If you are the creator of the server, you can easily use it.
- You can also get permission from the administrator of a specific server, namely ask for rights. To do this, use next function- give Player command_block. Enter your character's name.
- You can make a command block in Minecraft using a special cheat code. But, you will only need to play on a specific server that supports the use of such codes. The final stage is activation, which is carried out thanks to the action of the red stone.
Teams
If you want to get the entire list of commands that can be used, then use the chat and enter the word help. For example, to get ten iron ingots, you need to enter the following form - give @p iron_ingot 10. Another one will allow you to teleport to the desired point with the specified coordinates, namely tp Player 42 21 60.
Pointers to Minecraft players.
- @e – absolutely all entities in the game;
- @a – all Minecraft participants;
- r is the maximum search radius;
- rm – minimum radius;
- m is a game mode.
As you can see, this is a fairly practical, interesting and easy-to-use program that allows you to increase your powers, adrenaline and pleasure in the game to the maximum. It is important that you cannot build or craft it yourself, so you need to use a special command, then you will succeed. Have a good game and new victories.
When creating any playable map that will differ from randomly generated areas, construction, pixel art or story scenarios, the server administrator cannot do without using the “built-in” functions. To implement them, you can use a command block. This is a special device in which you can record a system command, starting from the player receiving a resource and ending with his teleportation to a specified location. But how do you issue yourself a command block?
Warning
There are only two ways to purchase this item. Both of them are that you will need to use system commands. This comes from the fact that it is impossible to make (craft) with improvised materials. That is why the question: “How to issue a command block to yourself?” - remains relevant always. No matter what mods you set for yourself, no matter how you experiment with the ingredients, nothing will work out for you. Anyone who claims that by downloading his mod you will be able to create command blocks is a scammer who is trying to plant a virus on you. So how do you issue yourself a command block?
Methods
The first method of obtaining a command block is that you can create a map in creative mode. The Command Block will be available for purchase among other items.
The second method is a little more complicated. To do this, you will have to use How to issue yourself a command block using the system? To do this, you will have to open the chat and write the following: /give [name:command_block [number]. This command will also be the answer to the question of how to give it to another player.
All syntax is written without parentheses. Instead of the character's name, you must indicate the nickname of the desired player, the number is the number of command blocks received. By the way, the main condition for this command to work is permission to use cheats. If this feature is disabled, you will not receive this item in either single or multiplayer games.
Application
So, let's say you figured out how to give yourself a command block, and it's in your inventory. Now let's learn how to use it.
To place a block on the ground, drag it to the quick access panel. After that, select it and click on the desired place. At this moment, a control interface will open in front of you, with which we will enter the function. It is worth considering that one command block can execute only one instruction.
However, it is not always necessary for the player to be able to find a command block and use it. It is much more interesting for the user to press the lever, and a mountain of gold or necessary items appears in front of him. In this case, you can use redstone circuits.
Teams
In order to use a command block, it is not enough to know how to obtain or install it. The most important thing is to be able to correctly write the instruction syntax. To do this, it is important to remember a few simple rules.
- First the command itself is written. Any function that can be activated using the console can be written here.
- Then the “area of application” is set. That is, the player to whom the effect or coordinates of the appearance of the item will be applied.
- And finally, additional arguments that allow you to clarify the characteristics of the object.
IN general case the command will look like this.
/[command] [player nickname or coordinates] [parameters]
To make it clearer, let's give some real examples. Let's start with how to issue items with a command block.
/give @p iron_ingot 30
Using this instruction, the command block will give the nearest player within a radius of 10 blocks iron ingots - 30 pieces. Now let's see how to work with coordinates.
/spawn 10 20 30 /summon EnderDragon
Actually, from the syntax it is already clear that the command summons a dragon at certain coordinates. Finally, note that the full list of commands used by the command block can be seen by entering /help in the chat.
Command block- a non-transparent block that cannot be crafted. This block is necessary to activate a variety of commands that are written in the command console.
How to get a command block in Minecraft?
To get it, you need to enter the following command in the chat without parentheses: /give [Your_Nick] command_block [Desired number of blocks]. For example, /give Razmik command_block 1. After pressing the Enter button, the command block will appear in your inventory.
How to activate a command block in Minecraft?
You can activate the code you entered in the command block using a lever, redstone, redstone torches, or through a button.
Let's look at the simplest commands that can be used in a command block.
- Changing the time of day. For example, you want night to fall. To do this, install the block, click on it with LMB and enter the following command in the console: /time set night.
- Teleportation. For example, you need to teleport to some point on the map. To do this, go to the selected point, press F3 and remember coordinates x,y,z. Then we go to the command block and enter the following command: /tp @p 252 56 -175. The numbers 252 56 -175 are the coordinate values x,y,z.
There are a huge number of commands, the simplest of them are given above.
GIVEAWAY OF ACCOUNTS/KEYS/BASES/FREETIESThe execution of any actions assigned by the game participants is carried out by command blocks. You won't be able to create a team like this while playing in survival mode. Summoning them as tools while using creative game mode will not work either. To functionally obtain such blocks, you need to use a couple of fairly simple commands, which, in fact, will allow you to call them. Let's look at a few simple methods.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 1
Launch Minecraft and select single player mode. Create a world with cheats enabled.
Open the chat window and press the “/” key. This symbol will open a window in which you can enter commands.
Enter the destination you need by selecting from the following lines:
- “/give” the name of minecraft:command_block and the required number - after entering it into the console, the summoned items will appear among the tools;
- “/setblock x y z minecraft:command_block” – this line turns one of the blocks into another, making it a command block, and to find it, you need to press F3 and select one of the found ones;
- “/summon Item x y z (Item: (id:minecraft:command_block, Count:1))” – by entering this sequence, the game participant will summon blocks where he needs them.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 2
Launch the game, select single player mode. Log in to an existing world, perhaps it will be a server. Enter the chat required to set commands by clicking on “/”.
Enter one of the suggested options:
- “/give name minecraft:command_block required number” – this line allows you to summon the required number of items and add them to your existing inventory;
- “/setblock x y z minecraft:command_block” – if you enter this text, you can replace any existing block with a command block, and to determine the location where it is located, you need to press the F3 key;
- “/summon Item x y z (Item: (id:minecraft:command_block, Count:1))” – blocks will appear in the specified area.
Get a Command Block in Minecraft: Method 3
- Using the "E" key, drag the block and place it on the panel. Click on the right mouse button and place the item on the ground.
- Click on it again with the same mouse button. This will open a menu where you can configure actions.
- In this window you need to enter the symbol “/”. The options in these blocks are similar to those used in chat. They are sometimes connected to an electrical board. This allows commands to be executed automatically.
- Press the “/” key, a console window will appear in which write the word “help”. After it, type the name of the item to which the sequence of commands is prescribed.
It's no secret that Minecraft is a game that allows you to interact with a huge number of different blocks. They all have different functions, appearance, location in space, and it is from them that the game world is formed. There are earth blocks, water blocks, stone blocks and so on. You can take them into your inventory or place them back in the world, you can process them, obtaining, for example, the material itself from a block of stone, which can then be processed. In general, the concept of the game is based on blocks, but there is one example that is completely different from the rest - the command block. Various things play an important role in Minecraft, and this object is more related to the console than the game itself. At first this may sound quite strange, but if you look into it, everything will be quite obvious.
Teams in Minecraft
If you play exclusively in the single-player mode of Minecraft, then you may not even know that this project has a console. It significantly expands the functionality of the game, but this is mainly relevant exclusively for multiplayer mode. The fact is that the server administrator uses the console and the commands that can be entered there to set special conditions game. in Minecraft it serves the same purpose, but in a slightly different way. First, let's look at how commands are used in principle. The administrator can call the console at any time during the game and enter a command there that will change a certain aspect of the game. This can be something mundane, for example, adding monsters or restoring the natural landscape, or something global - even changing the game mode. As you can see, commands in Minecraft give the administrator the full powers of a god in his separate game world. But why then have a command block in Minecraft if the administrator can simply enter commands and activate them in the console?
Command block
Many Minecraft fans are not aware of the existence of a command block, and if they have seen it, they do not know how to use it. In fact, everything is quite simple - the command block in Minecraft is used to automate certain commands and create specific conditions and events. That is, the administrator can place a command block on the map, assign certain commands for it that will be launched when the player activates this block - and now the event for this game is ready. In the block field you can specify who the effects will affect, what they will be, and much more. Thus, command blocks in Minecraft 1.7.2 serve to diversify the gameplay.
Command block conditions
It's unlikely that anyone can argue with the fact that the command block in Minecraft 1.5.2 and later versions is a very powerful and functional object. That is why a simple player cannot get it. This block, as mentioned earlier, is available exclusively to server administrators; it cannot be crafted or knocked out of mobs. The only way For an ordinary player on the server to receive such an object - these are cheat codes, but for this you can be instantly banned. Moreover, if you are not banned for receiving a command block, then its use will certainly not go unnoticed, and you will still lose access to the server. Therefore, it is better to play by the rules, and if you want to use the command block, you can create your own server where you will have all the rights, including access to this object.
Using a command block
As for directly using the command block, everything is quite simple. First, the necessary commands are prescribed to him - the administrator can do this by right-clicking on the block - a field will appear on the screen in which you will need to indicate all the necessary conditions, commands and other information, for example, text messages players. The block is then placed in the game world where players can find it. A red stone is placed next to the block, and when activated, a signal is transmitted to the command block. Naturally, you can set the conditions so that the command is executed constantly or periodically at equal intervals. Thus, you can set fairly clear conditions for the execution of the desired command if you know how to use the command block in Minecraft. Teams can be very diverse, so you can create unique conditions for the players on your server.
Command block activation
In addition to activating the command block using redstone, you also need to know how to activate it when creating a server. You should understand that server planning includes detailed configuration of absolutely everything that will touch your world. Among the huge amount of data that you will need to customize in the server properties, there is one line - enable-command-block. It is she who is responsible for whether there will be a command block on your server or not. A value of true enables the command block, and a value of false disables it.