Welcome to CommandCraft
Commands
are a way that you can make the game of Minecraft more interesting. Like
the Home page said, you can use them to modify the game and make Minecraft
way different. That is because Mojang is allowing you to modify the game
in-game just by typing a command in chat. On this page you will learn
every different type of command and how to use them.
First, we
have the potion commands. These will act as potions do, but you can modify
the way that the potions work. For instance if you wanted the potion to
last 1000 seconds you would type in the amount of time spot 1000 which I
will be showing you how to use in the next section, which shows you the
command for potions!
Here is the
command for the potion effects: /effect @a/p/s/e (what effect you want no
parenthesis) (amount of time no parenthesis) (how hard it works no
parenthesis) true/false. Where it says @a/p/s/e the @p means closest
player. @s means self. @a means all players. And @e means all entities.
Where it says true or false, that tells you if you want the bubbles that
you see in potion effects around you. True means no bubbles seen around
you, while false means the bubbles can be seen around you. Next, I will be
showing YOU some examples of these effect commands!
invisibility: /effect @a/p/s/e invisibility (amount of time no
parenthesis) (how hard it works no parenthesis) true/false.
speed:
/effect @a/p/s/e speed (amount of time no parenthesis) (how hard it works
no parenthesis) true/false
jumpboost:
/effect @a/p/s/e jump_boost (amount of time no parenthesis) (how hard it
works no parenthesis) true/false
levitation:
/effect @a/p/s/e levitation (amount of time no parenthesis) (how
hard it works no parenthesis) true/false
Now you get
how all of the potion commands work, (there are more but you get the point
:) ) there are the gamerule commands. These commands tell what can and
cannot be done in the world you are playing in.
Here is how
the gamerule command works. /gamerule (what you want) true/false. The true
or false part does you know what! True means that the gamerule will
happen, while false means it won't happen! Next, I will be showing you
some examples of how this command works!
/gamerule
keepinventory true
/gamerule
falldamage false
/gamerule
firedamage false
/gamerule
commandoutput true
Now you can
see how the gamerule command works! The gamerule command can add some fun
features, especially if you are making a server or and adventure map! Next
command that we have is gamemode. This is one of the more simple commands,
which is really only important on Java and Vanilla editions. Next, I will
show you how to use the gamemode commands!
/gamemode
creative
/gamemode
survival
/gamemode
adventure
/gamemode
spectator
There is
also a way to do it with numbers! 0 means survival, 1 means creative, 2
means adventure, and lastly, 3 means spectator! Now I will show you some
examples on how these are used in side of the minecraft game.
/gamemode 0
/gamemode 1
/gamemode 2
/gamemode 3
Now that
you see how all of the gamemode commands work, time to move onto the next
commands! The next command will be the summon command! The summon command
is one of the easier commands, like the ones I have been showing you so
far! (we will get harder as it goes on) here is how you use the summon
command. /summon minecraft:(what you are summoning not parenthesis). Here
are some examples of the summon command!
/summon
minecraft:fox
/summon
minecraft:lightning_bolt
/summon
minecraft:sheep
/summon
minecraft:zombie
Now that
you found out what the summon command means, lets move onto the next
command!