Write commands in a command block. Console commands for Minecraft PE

An ordinary chat in MCPE allows you to control the game. Commands change the mode, add items to the inventory, enable different weather conditions, create monsters and are used to control the server. They first appeared in Minecraft Pocket Edition version 0.15.9.

To use commands, you must have admin rights on the server or activate cheats in the game settings:

Settings > Game > Cheats: On


General format of directives:

/COMMAND_NAME POSSIBLE_OBJECT ADDITIONAL_PARAMETERS


Sometimes the order is changed or an unnecessary part is eliminated.

Command blocks

Many players have heard about special blocks that carry out the instructions written in them and are powered by Redstone. They are often used to create story maps.


Command block command:

/give @p command_block

Complete list of Minecraft Pocket Edition commands

  • /help page_number- view all available chat directives.
  • /gamemode 0-2- select game mode ( survival/creative/adventure).
  • /clear player_nick- clear your inventory of items.
  • /clone x y z(initial coordinate) x y z(final) x y z(move to this point) - moves the selected area to the specified location.
  • /connect server_code- connection to the server.
  • /difficulty 0-3- change the difficulty of the game.
  • /op, /deop- make the player a moderator or demote him.
  • /enchant player_nickname enchantment_name enchantment_level- enchant an item in your hand.
  • /effect player_nick name of effect duration_time- apply a buff/debuff to the player.
  • /execute or /kill target_name or coordinates- destroy a mob or player.
  • /fill x y z(initial coordinate) x y z(final) block_name block_parameters(additionally: block_name to replace And block_parameters for replacement) - fill the specified area with blocks or change their structure.
  • /give player_nickname item_name quantity- add an item to inventory.
  • /list- view the list of players on the server.
  • /locate- locate the nearest building, village or dungeon by coordinates.
  • /say- write a message in the chat from a third party.
  • /setblock x y z name_of_new_block command - destroy destroys the specified block, replace replaces the block.
  • /setworldspawn x y z- move the place where players respawn after death.
  • /spawnpoint x y z player_nick- set a spawn point.
  • /summon mob_name x y z- create a mob at a certain point.
  • /tell player_nick- send a private message visible only to the specified player.
  • /time command number_hours - add adds the specified number of hours to change the time, set sets the specified time (a full day is 24000; for example, 9 am would look like 9000).
  • /title player_nick or mob_name text- show text above the head of a mob or player.
  • /toggledownfall 0 or 1- disable/enable precipitation in the form of rain or snow.
  • /tp x y z/player_nick- teleport to a point or to a specified player (you can also teleport someone by coordinates, for example no one no one or x y z coordinates).
  • /weather command - clear means no precipitation, rain includes simple rain or snow, thunder activates a thunderstorm or blizzard.
  • /xp number of player's nickname- award experience points.
  • /gamerule commandblocksenabled true or false– activates or disables all blocks.
  • /scoreboard objectives- scoreboard.
    • add Testing dummy table_name- creates a new table.
    • players add nickname Testing number_points- adds names.
    • players remove nickname Testing number_points- removes glasses.
    • setdisplay sidebar Testing– turns on the display on the screen on the right.

How to teleport in Minecraft PE: moving with cheats, command blocks and without cheats in full version games.

Teleportation in Minecraft PE is great way move from one place to another in a second. There are many ways to do this, starting with the help of cheats and command blocks, ending with standard methods in ordinary survival.

Teleportation by command in chat

For this method you need enable cheats. To move to any point, enter the command /tp @p into the chat (the desired coordinates are x;y;z).

In my case it is /tp @p 1000 70 1000, I entered the coordinates by accident and therefore ended up in trouble because of this I had to dig up.

But if you are in survival, find out in advance exact location where you need it. After the operation, in a matter of seconds I found myself a thousand blocks away from spawn.


Teleportation using command blocks

This method of teleportation requires a command block, but the essence is exactly the same as in the first case. You need to use the chat command /give @p command_block this command will give it to you.

Place it on the ground and enter the same command /tp @p (required coordinates x;y;z). I entered 10 thousandth coordinates. Afterwards, the command block needs to give a red stone signal; even a button will do.

By clicking on it, I was transported to a plain nearby in the village. This method is useful because you will not need to constantly enter a command into the chat, but simply click on the button to move.




Teleportation without cheats

This method of teleportation requires cheats and creativity only at your discretion. You will need to find the Ender Eye. It can be obtained by killing Enderman.

In order to move, I recommend climbing higher and throwing it into the distance or wherever you need it. In a few seconds you will be where you need to be, but there is one drawback, you will receive a little damage after teleporting. This is done to prevent it from being too easy in PVP.



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 a really very useful block and it expands the possibilities of creating kart V Minecraft

You can find a complete list of commands on, 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.
- command blocks in MCPE:
  • Too little functionality.
How to get a command block?
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 the 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
Who do command blocks work with?
Thanks to pointers, you can point to the player or creature on whom the command will be executed:
  • @p is the player who activated the command.
  • @a - all players.
  • @r is a random player.
  • @e - all entities (including mobs).
Auxiliary pointers:
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 to the point 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 /kill @e command will kill all skeletons, and the /kill @e command will kill all non-player entities.
Example command:
  • 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 options.
  • 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).
Example of command execution:
  • title @a title §6Start - title with orange color.
  • title @a actionbar Hello! - displays text above the inventory.
  • title @a subtitle Chapter 1 - subtitle.