Minecraft is full of mysteries and puzzles; you won’t find some very interesting features until you use the commands. We'll consider admin commands in minecraft. Most of these commands will greatly please many admins; I have specially collected all possible commands for you and tried to describe as accurately as possible why they are needed

To enter a command, you should open the chat window and enter the command instead of a message; you can open the chat by pressing T or /.

• clear (target) [item number] [additional data] - using this command, the admin can clear the inventory of the specified player or simply delete a specific item by specifying the ID.
• debug (start|stop) - after installing the server or mod, plugin, textures/resource packs and other things, you should definitely check how the game works by turning on the debug mode, after checking, you can turn it off, this mode will show whether there are any defects.
• defaultgamemode (survival|creative|adventure) - assigns a default mode for new players.
• difficulty (0|1|2|3) - Makes the game mode more difficult, 0 - peaceful/calm, 1 - easy, 2 - normal, 3 - difficult.
• enchant (target) [level] - Changes the level of the item in the hands to the one specified in the command.
• gamemode (survival|creative|adventure) [goal] - Change the mode specified to the player, survival, s or 0 - survival, creative, c or 1 - creativity, adventrure, a or 2 - adventure. The command will work if the player is online.
• gamerule (rule) [meaning] - Changes several basic rules. The value parameter can be either true or false.
  A few rules:
  doFireTick equal to false stops the fire.
  doMobLoot equal to false, mobs do not drop.
  doMobSpawning equal to false, prohibits mob spawning.
  doTileDrops equal to false, destroyed blocks do not give items.
  keepInventory equal to true, when a player dies, the inventory is not deleted, but remains.
  mobGriefing equal to false prevents mobs from destroying blocks, and creeper explosions will not ruin your or your player's hard-made terrain.
  commandBlockOutput equal to false, prohibits the output of information in the chat when certain commands are entered.

  Let's look at the following commands for admins in minecraft:

• give (target) (object number) [quantity] [additional information] - Gives the player an item specified by block ID.
• help [page|command] ? [page|command] - get a list of all available commands.
• publish - will open access to the world of Minecraft via a local network.
• say (message) - displays a message to all players, the text color will be pink.
• spawnpoint [target] [x] [y] [z] - setting the spawn point for the player at the specified coordinates. Without specifying coordinates, the spawn point will be the current position.
• time set (number|day|night) - change the time in the game. When indicating the time in numbers, you can write the following options: 0 - dawn, 6000 noon, 12000 sunset and 18 midnight.
• time add (number) - the time specified in numbers is added to the current time.
• toggledownfall - turning on and off fallout.
• tp (target1) (target2), tp (target) (x) (y) (z) - very difficult team, but needed by everyone, with its help you can teleport to the specified player or to the specified coordinates.
• weather (time) - weather change over a certain period of time.
• xp (quantity) (goal) - adding HP to the specified player i.e. experience, from 0 to 5000. If you want to add or subtract levels to a player, simply add the letter L after the number.
• ban (player) [reason] - blocking access to the server by nickname.
• ban-ip (ip address) - blocking by IP.
• pardon (username) - unlocks access for the specified player.
• pardon-ip (ip-address) - unblocking the IP address.
• banlist - list of all banned players.
• op (goal) - operator privileges to the player.
• deop (target) - reset operator privileges.
• kick (target) [reason] - Kicks the specified player.
• list - all players online at the moment.
• save-all - saves all changes on the server.
• save-on - auto-save data on the server.
• save-off - prohibit auto-saving.
• stop - shutdown the server.
• whitelist list - players on the “white” list.
• whitelist (add|remove) (nickname) - adding or removing from the white list.
• whitelist (on|off) - enable or disable the whitelist.
• whitelist reload - whitelist update, i.e. if you modified the white-list.txt file manually, you need to run this command.

  On this admin commands in minecraft finished, as new teams are added I will update the list. We wish you successful server administration, also don’t miss the commands for users, multiplayer and others, coming soon to our website.

Minecraft, developed by the Swede Markus Person, also known to fans of the game as Notch, back in 2009, today has more than 46 million users and has firmly entered the ranking of the most popular games still at the beta testing stage. This game, in addition to the computer, is supported by gaming and mobile platforms. We invite you to join us short trip into the world of this universe and find out all the commands in Minecraft - what they are for players and administrators.

A little about the game

It is quite possible to talk about all the possibilities long time, while never repeating itself. And this is not at all surprising, given the endless amount of possibilities that this game provides. Even if you are part of that tiny percentage of people who have never played it, you still heard about it from friends or read about it on the Internet.

The graphics of the game are quite simple and look like a lot of square blocks of not the highest resolution. To an unbiased look, this has an undeniable advantage, because you don’t need to worry about compatibility with the video card or processor of your PC. Moreover, if you have a “slow-witted” one from the nineties lying around somewhere, then you can easily install Minecraft on it.

But among the disadvantages we can safely highlight the absolute impossibility of tearing ourselves away from it. Minecraft will completely absorb your attention. So be prepared for the fact that if you decide to just get acquainted with the game, you will be so engrossed that you won’t even notice the 4-5 hours that have flown by.

“What’s so exciting about it?” you ask. The answer is very simple and even somewhat banal. There is simply nothing in this world that could limit the user’s imagination or actions, as well as the movements of the selected character. Quite the opposite: when the game starts, you will find yourself in a randomly created world. And it is in it that the hero will need to survive and develop. All sorts of twists and turns await him, from hunger to protection from monsters.

Pretty soon the second level will open in front of you. And this is where the most interesting and exciting things begin, since you will have the opportunity to feel like a true creator, craftsman or brave discoverer. The world will be huge and multifaceted, both basic construction or crafting and extreme exploration of underground caves will be possible. Moreover, neither you nor your character, as mentioned above, are limited by any plot or given line of development of the game - there is absolute freedom of choice and there are no boundaries. To summarize, we can only say one thing: if you haven’t played Minecraft yet, you simply must test it!

Teams in Minecraft

Commands in the game allow you to improve its functionality significantly and open up many new opportunities. You can enter them either through the console or directly in the chat itself. By the way, new versions of Minecraft have a function that allows you to see all available commands. To do this, just enter the symbol / in the chat and then press tab.

The currently existing teams in the game can be divided into the following groups and subgroups, which we will consider below in more detail and provide a list of them with a description:

1. Teams for the single version of the game, intended for so-called singles.

3. Region management commands (private codes).

4. Game server commands for:

5. Spawn commands.

Commands for Minecraft players

Commands for administrators in Minecraft

Commands for playing on a Minecraft server

Basic set for casual players

Teams for VIP players

Commands for GOLD players

Territory management

Spawn command

We hope that the commands provided will help make playing Minecraft more comfortable and convenient for you. Feel like a real wizard, easily overcoming all possible obstacles and difficulties. Leave comments and share with friends. Don't forget to rate the article! Thank you!

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For competent management Minecraft server, every administrator should know console commands. In this article I will introduce you full list Minecraft commands for a pure client (server).

How to use:

The command is always entered via the console directly in the game. In order to call the console you need to press just one key "Enter". All commands in the game begin with a symbol such as Slash "/"

Full List of Administrator Commands:

/ban – Bans a player on the server, according to his nickname, by removing the nickname from white sheet and blacklisting him. Banned players cannot play on the server under this nickname.
/pardon – The opposite command to ban. Unbans a player by removing his nickname from the blacklist.
/ban-ip – Bans the player by IP address by blacklisting him. Players who have a blacklisted IP address cannot play on the server.
/pardon-ip – The opposite command to ban by IP. Removes an IP from the blacklist.
/banlist – Displays a list of banned players by nickname. If you use the additional ips parameter, it will display a list of those banned by IP address.
/deop – Removes administrator rights from the player.
/op – The opposite command to deop. Grants the player administrator rights.
/gamemode – Changes the game mode for players. If the additional nickname parameter is specified, the team will change the game mode for this player. If the parameter is not specified, the mode of the person who entered this command will be changed. In order for the command to work correctly, the player whose mode is being changed must be on the server.
/defaultgamemode – Changes the game mode of the world.
/give – Gives the player an element with the specified ID in the specified quantity. (IDs of items and blocks)
/help - Displays all available console commands on the screen.
/kick – Kicks (kicks) the selected player from the server.
/list – Displays a list of all players on the server.
/me – A command that allows you to send chat messages from a third party.
/save-all – A command that makes a full backup (save) of the current state of your server to your hard drive.
/save-off – Disables the server’s ability to make backups.
/save-on – The opposite command to save-off allows the server to make backups.
/say – “The server speaks.” The message entered using this command is displayed in pink.
/stop – Shuts down the server. Before shutting down, the server automatically makes a backup.
/time – Sets the time on the server, or adds time to the current one.
/toggledownfall – Changes the weather.
/tp – Teleports a player with Nickname1 to a player with Nickname2.
/tp – Teleports the player to the specified coordinates.
/whitelist – Adds or removes a player from the whitelist.
/whitelist list – Displays a list of players on the whitelist on the screen.
/whitelist – Enables/disables whitelist.
/whitelist reload – Reloads the whitelist.
/xp – Gives the player with the given nickname the specified number of experience points xp.
/publish – Allows access to the server via LAN.
/debug – Starts a new debug session.

Commands (or codes) allow you to change the game Minecraft world or even other players. A command block is an element in the game that stores a specific command. When the block is activated, the command is triggered. This allows you to create fun toys, handy tools, and even complex, exciting maps.

Steps

Part 1

Open Minecraft on your computer (Windows or Mac). Command blocks are available in computer version games (they are not available in Minecraft Pocket Edition and in Minecraft for game consoles).

Enter a world where you can open the console. Command blocks are elements in the game that provide access to the Minecraft console. They are powerful tools that can change the entire game - so they are only available in certain circumstances:

• On multi-user servers, command blocks can only be used by server operators. You need to ask the operator to give you access to command blocks, or .
• In a single-player game, activate codes (if you did not do so when creating the world). To do this, open the menu, select "Open in local network", check the box next to "Activate codes" and click "Create a world". This will last for one game session, but you can repeat the process if you want to add more command blocks.

1. Switch to Creative mode. This is the only mode in which you can create command blocks. Use the following command to achieve this:

   • Press "T" to open the console, or press "/" to open the console and automatically enter a forward slash (/) at the command line.
   • Type "/gamemode c" (no quotes hereafter) and press Enter to enter Creative mode.
   • Once you've finished creating command blocks, enter "/gamemode s" to enter Survival mode or enter "/gamemode a" to enter Adventure mode.

2. Create command blocks. Open the console (press "T") and enter the command "/give your_minecraft_username minecraft:command_block 64"

   • Please note that when entering your username, the letters are case sensitive.
   • If nothing happens, update Minecraft to version 1.4 (or later). By updating the game to latest version, you will have access to all commands.
   • You can replace the number "64" with any number representing the number of blocks. 64 is the complete set of command blocks.

   Part 2

   Using Command Blocks

   1. Install the command block. In your inventory, look for the command blocks you created. These are brown cubes with gray control panels on each side. Place one command block on the ground as you would with other items.

   2. Open the command block interface. Come to command block and right-click on it. A pop-up window with a text field will open.

      • If nothing happens, the command blocks are most likely blocked on the multiplayer server. A user with access to the server.properties file must open this file and set the "enable-command-block" option to "true" and the "op-permission-level" option to "2" (or higher).

   3. Enter the command. Type a command in the command block text box, and then click Done to save the command to the block. Below are examples of some commands, but first, experiment with the "summon Sheep" command.

      • To see a list of commands, open a console (not a command block) and type “/help.”
      • Unlike the console, you do not need to enter a forward slash (/) in a command block text window.

   4. Activate the block using red stone. Connect the red stone to the command block and place the pressure plate on the red stone. Step on the pressure plate to activate the red stone and a sheep should appear next to the block. This will happen when any player or mob activates a red stone.

      • This works the same as a normal redstone activation. You can replace the pressure plate with a button, lever, or other activation device. You can even place the button directly on the command block.
      • Any player can activate a command block, but only a player with access permission can change the command.

   5. Learn the special syntax. For the most part, the code in command blocks is similar to the commands in a regular console. If you are not familiar with the console, skip to the next section. If you already know how to use console commands, understand these additional options:

      • @p - Targets the player closest to the command block (no matter how far away they are).
      • @r – aimed at a random player.
      • @a – targets every player, including you.
      • @e – targets every element, i.e. players, objects, enemies and animals. Be careful with this setting.
      • You can use these options wherever you enter the name of a player, object, enemy, or animal.

   6. Modify the syntax for more control (if you want). You can create additional specific commands by adding modifiers after @p, @r, @a, @e. Such modifiers look like [(argument)=(value)]. There are many arguments and values ​​available. Full list can be found on the Internet, but here are some examples:

      • Command with modifier @r will have an effect on a random sheep.
      • Command with modifier @e will have an effect on any object (player, mob) in the “Creativity” mode. The "m" argument stands for Mode and the "c" argument stands for Creativity.
      • Symbol "!" reverses the specified value. For example, @a will have an effect on any player, Not part of a team called Commando (teams only exist on special maps created by players).

   7. Use the Tab key for help. If you know a command but are not sure how to use it, press the Tab key to open help for that command. Press the Tab key a second time to scroll through the list of options.

      • For example, go back to the command to call a sheep and remove the word "Sheep". Press the Tab key to view a list of players or mobs that can be summoned.

   Part 3

   Examples of command blocks

   1. Create a teleportation block. In the command block, enter the command “tp @p x y z”, where instead of x, y, z, substitute the corresponding coordinates of the teleportation point (for example, “tp @p 0 64 0”). When someone activates this block, the player closest to them will disappear and appear at the specified coordinates.

      • Press F3 to display the coordinates.
      • You can replace "@p" with another parameter. If you enter a username, that user will be teleported, even if someone else activates the block. If you enter "@r", a random player will be teleported.

This material will provide the basic commands that need to be used in a server game. The article will be especially useful for inexperienced Minecraft players.

You need to enter commands into the chat; you can display it by pressing “T” or “/”.

/register [password] [password] - Registers you in the server. Applicable when logging into the server for the first time.

/changepassword [ Old Password] [new password] - Changes your password.

Core server team

/spawn - Teleports to where you spawned.

/sethome - Saves the coordinates of the house.

/home - Quickly teleports home.

/kit start -Allows you to get a kit for starting.

Teleporting using commands

/tpa [player nickname] - Requests teleportation to the specified player.

/tpaccept - Agrees to move to the specified player.

/tpdeny - Deny movement.

/tpahere - Transfers the selected player to you.

Other teams

/list - Display a list of those playing on the server.

/suicide - Your player dies.

/msg [name] [text] - Sends a text message.

/balance - Display your game points.

/pay [Your nickname] [Amount] - Transfer funds from your account to your account.

Commands for using private rights

/cprivate [names of other players] - Locks your items. The specified names allow them to use your property.

/cpassword [password] - Sets passwords for chests, doors, and more.

/cunlock - Opens chests, doors, hatches, etc. that are locked to others.

/cpublic - Opens public access to your property and other things (all users can use it, but only you can manage it).

/cremove - Removes locks from doors, chests, hatches and more.

/cmodify [Friends' names with spaces] - Gives permission to use chests, doors, furnaces, hatches to your friends.

Creating a private zone using the command

//wand - Gives out a wooden ax for a private area.

//expand [number, direction (you need to look in a certain direction)] - Reduces or increases the size of the territory.

/region claim [Region] - The selected zone is created.

/region addowner [Region] [nickname] - Indicates who owns this zone.

/region addmember [Region] [nickname] - Indicates who is the user of the land plot.

/region removeowner [Region] [nickname] - The owner of the region will be removed.

/region removemember [Region] [nickname] - The user will be removed.

/region setparent [Region] - Applies the parent value for the region.

/region delete [Region] - The zone is deleted.

/region flag [Region] [flag] - The region receives the selected flag.

Using these command codes will come in handy in Minecraft. We hope that this material will be useful.