The admin, otherwise known as the server operator in Minecraft, has a number of commands that can be used to manage the server. These are basic commands; you do not need to install any plugins/additions to use them. Commands must be entered into the chat. Before entering the command, you must write the “/” character (slash). Required command parameters are circled<такими скобками>, additional parameter s [such].

• /ban<никнейм>— Bans a player on the server by removing him from white sheet and blacklisting. Banned players cannot play on the server.
• /pardon <никнейм>— The opposite team to ban. Unbans a player by removing his name from the blacklist.
• /ban-ip — Bans an IP address by blacklisting it. Players with a blacklisted IP address cannot play on the server.
• /pardon-ip <никнейм>— The opposite of an IP ban. Removes an IP from the blacklist.
• /banlist— Displays a list of banned players. If the optional ips parameter is used, displays a list of banned IP addresses.
• /deop<никнейм>— Deprives the player of administrator (operator) rights.
• /op<никнейм>- Opposite deop command. Gives the player administrator (operator) rights.
• /gamemode <0/1/2 [никнейм]>— 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 the command will be changed. In order for the command to work, the player whose mode is being changed must be in the game.
• /defaultgamemode <2/1/0>- Changes the game mode of the world.
• /give<никнейм> <номер предмета [количество]>— Gives the player an item with the specified ID in the specified quantity.
• /help— Output of all available console commands.
• /kick <никнейм>— Kicks the selected player from the server.
• /list— Displays a list of players on the server.
• /me— A command that allows you to send messages from a third party.
• /save-all— A command that backups (saves) the current state of the server to the hard drive.
• /save-off— Disables the server's ability to save server state to the hard drive.
• /save-on— As opposed to the save-off command, allows the server to save the server state to the hard drive.
• /say <сообщение>- “Saying the server.” The message entered using this command is displayed in pink.
• /stop— Disables the server. Before shutting down, the server is automatically saved.
• /time <число>— Sets the time, or adds time to the current one.
• /toggledownfall- Changes the weather.
• /tp <никнейм1> <никнейм2>— Teleports the player with Nickname1 to the player with Nickname2.
• /tp <никнейм> — Teleports the player to the specified coordinates.
• /whitelist <никнейм>— Adds or removes a player from the whitelist.
• /whitelist list— Displays a list of players on the whitelist.
• /whitelist— Activates/deactivates the whitelist.
• /whitelist reload— Reloads the white list.
• /xp<количество> <никнейм>— Gives the player with the specified nickname the specified number of xp points.
• /publish— Allows access to the server via LAN.
• /debug— Starts a new debug mode session.

Here are all the admin commands in Minecraft.

Any Minecraft server administrator must know console commands; in order to competently manage the server, the commands are used to manage the server. In this article you will be presented with the basic commands of a pure Minecraft server; to use them you do not need to install third-party plugins and modifications.

Commands are entered through the console (chat) and it is called by pressing the "Enter" key. All server commands must begin with a / (slash). Commands that are surrounded by such brackets are required parameters, and [such] are optional parameters.

Basic Minecraft server commands:

/ban– bans a player on the server, according to his nickname, by removing the nickname from the white list and adding him to the blacklist. 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 banning 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– deprives the player of administrator rights.

/op– the opposite command to deop. Gives the player administrator rights.

/gamemode[nickname] – 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 to the screen.

/kick– kicks (disables) 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 (saving) 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- says the server. 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 the time to the current one. /toggledownfall– changes the weather.

/tp– teleports the player with Nickname1 to the 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 white list.

/xp nickname – gives the player with the given nickname the specified number of experience points xp.

/publish– opens access to the server via LAN.

For competent management Minecraft server, every administrator should know console commands. In this article I will present you a complete 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 the white list and adding him to the blacklist. 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. Gives 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 will be changed for the one who entered this command. 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.

We've compiled a list of some useful console commands and cheats for Minecraft that all players will find useful.

Whether you need to copy an existing build, change a game mode, or just cheat, console commands in Minecraft are an important part of the game that we encounter every day. There are many different commands, all of which vary in difficulty, and we've gone over the must-know ones that you can use to troll your friends. Because what would Minecraft be without friendly griefing?

If you're wondering how to enter the Minecraft console commands listed below, all you have to do is press the forward slash (/) key and a small window will appear. Enter the code and press Enter and your command will be activated.

Selectors

Below are selectors, that is, abbreviation codes that save you from having to enter the names of different players. These are worth remembering so you don't have to type in nicknames like "Sniper_Kitty_Bruv_91" every time some idiot joins your game.

• @p – player closest to you
• @r – random player
• @a – all players
• @e – all objects in the world
• @s – you

Clone command

/clone

Clones a series of blocks to another location. Very useful if you are building a city and want to copy several buildings to other locations. " » – starting point. " » – end point. AND " " is the location where you want to move the selected blocks.

Example: /clone 100 234 -10 200 100 0 300 200 100

How to change difficulty

/difficulty<сложность>

Changes the difficulty of the game. Replace the last part of the code with one of the following values:

1. peaceful (peaceful)
2. easy (easy)
3. normal
4. hard (difficult)

Example: /difficulty peaceful

Apply an effect to yourself or another player

/effect<эффект>[seconds] [level]

Places an effect on the player. "[seconds]", "[level]" and "" (hide particles) are optional conditions, so feel free to ignore them unless you want to change the duration, effect strength, and particle visibility. If you want to remove an effect from a player, enter "/effect"<имя игрока>clear".

Example: /effect Gamer water_breathing 30

Enchant an item

/enchant<игрок> [level]

Places an enchantment on an item in the player's hands. Celestial Punishment, Arthropod Scourge, Wit - any enchantment you could pull from a book or enchantment table. Here is a list of enchant IDs.

Example: /enchant Gamer minecraft:smite 1

Changing Experience

/xp<количество>[player]

Gives the player the specified amount of experience points. If you just want to add levels, which is useful for enchanting, try "/xp<количество>L [player].”

Example: /xp 100L Gamer

Changing Game Mode

/gamemode<режим>

Changes the game mode for everyone in the game. Add a player's name to the end of the command to change the mode for that player only. Replace "<режим>» one of the following options:

• Survival
• Creative
• Adventure
• Spectator

Example: /gamemode Survival

Give out an item or items

/give<игрок> <предмет>[quantity]

Adds an item to the player's inventory. Ideal if you want to start the game with a full set of diamond equipment. But keep in mind that the quantity only works for stackable items. You can't give yourself 100 diamond swords at a time, although that would be great. A complete list of item IDs can be found here.

Example: /give Gamer diamond_sword 1

Help if the command doesn't work

/help [command name]

Gives additional information about any console command. If you are trying to run a command and it is not working as expected, type the above command before the name of the command that is not working and it will tell you more details about how it works.

Example: /help kill

Enable Inventory Saving

/gamerule keepInventory true

Changes the rules of the game so that if you die, you will keep all items in your inventory. Replace "true" with "false" to disable this.

Kill everyone or everything

Kills everyone, including the player. But if you want to kill another player, use "/kill"<игрок>" And to kill certain mobs, type "/kill @e".

Audio playback command

/playsound<звук> <игрок>

Plays a specific sound file. Great if you want to use a command block to play a sound when someone opens a door. Who doesn't love a good doorbell? Take a look at all the audio file names here.

Example: /playsound minecraft:entity.elder_guardian.ambient voice @a

How to view the world seed

Shows the seed for the current world so you can duplicate the world or give the seed to a friend.

Set the spawn point

/setworldspawn

Moves the spawn point to the location where the player is standing. If you don't want to do this, you can also set the spawn point to a given location using "/setworldspawn »

Example: /setworldspawn 100 80 0

Stop time

/gamerule doDaylightCycle false

This command completely stops the day/night cycle, so the world will always have the current time of day. To restart the loop, replace "false" with "true".

Spawn a mob

/summon<имя_сущности>[x] [y] [z]

Summons a mob in a specific location. Remove the part with "[x][y][z]" at the end so the mob will appear right above you. Just remember that if you spawn a Wither, you need to make your feet as quickly as possible.

Example: /summon creeper

Teleportation

/tp [player]

Teleports the player to the specified location. And yes, you can actually teleport a friend high into the sky and laugh as they fly back to earth.

Example: /tp Gamer 100 0 10

Change the in-game time

/time set<значение>

Sets the in-game time. Add one of the following numbers to the end to change the time of day to:

• 0 – dawn
• 1000 – morning
• 6000 – noon
• 12000 – sunset
• 18000 – night

Change the weather to something better or worse

/weather

Changes the weather in the game. Those. "/weather thunder" will start a thunderstorm. This is simply necessary for hunting charged creepers. No one will sit and wait for a thunderstorm.

Every player should know basic minecraft commands which it is simply impossible to do without during the game. You should definitely familiarize yourself with them before starting the game, otherwise you may encounter a number of difficulties.

Commands for Minecraft that allow you to interact with the game chat

• /g - this command allows you to send messages to the global chat, and your message will be visible to the entire game world.
• /m [message] – with this Minecraft command you can send a message to a specific player.
• ~bind [\] – this command allows you to program a key. In the future, when you press it, a message or command will be sent automatically. If you put [\] after the message, the message can be edited.

Minecraft commands related to in-game save point

• /sethome – assigns a house point (place of rebirth or save).
• /home – this command for Minecraft will allow you to teleport to a save point.

Commands for building a house in Minecraft

In addition to the main commands, There are also commands for the house in Minecraft, which you will need when creating your own living area. In order to get a home zone, you need to type a special command:

• /settle- find out the maximum possible zone size;
• /settle 35- installation of the house (instead of 35 there may be another number);
• /removezone and then /settle- moving the house. Write first removezone, and then in the place where you want to put the house, write settle;
• /enterhome nick- add a friend to your home (instead of nick, write the friend’s nickname);
• /leavehome nick- remove a friend from home (instead of nick, write the friend’s nickname);
• /guests- shows who walked in your zone while you were offline;
• /peoples- a list of those who are registered in your home;
• /explosion- permission or prohibition to use explosives on the territory of the house.

Attention!

Depending on your server, the set of commands for controlling the house may differ. You can find out more information about the commands associated with the Minecraft house by typing /help.

Other Minecraft Commands You Should Know

• /cprivate – place the item under private privacy.
• /cinfo – find out information about the privacy of the item.
• /creamove – the command allows you to remove privacy from any of your items.
• //wand – a command to obtain a wooden ax to select the two extreme points of the diagonal of the region.
• //hpos1 – the first point of the selected region.
• //hpos2 – the second point of the selected region.
• //sel – removes region selection.
• //expand vert – using the command you can expand the region to the maximum values.
• /region claim - the region that you have selected can be registered.
• /region remove - deleting your region.
• /region addmember - with this command you can add players to your region.
• /region removemember - and so players are removed from the region.
• /region flag pvp deny – this command puts a ban on PvP within your area.
• /region flag pvp allow – command to enable PvP.
• /myreg – display of your regions.