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Minecraft: Pocket Edition offers a solid, mobile experience of Minecraft, and includes many features that are also found in the Desktop and Console versions of the game. One such feature is the ability to utilize commands (or “cheats”) to perform various tasks and generally alter the state of the game. If enabled, cheats can automatically be used by the player who creates the world, and they can grant other players the ability to use cheats.
How to enable cheats
Enabling cheats on a new Minecraft: Pocket Edition world is easy. When creating your Suvival world, scroll down to the “Cheats” header and move the slider to the right, which will turn the slider green. You can also enable cheats for an existing world by tapping the pencil icon to the right of your world’s name in the “Worlds” menu. It’s important to note that cheats are automatically enabled when creating a Creative world.
Enabling cheats will trigger a pop-up warning you that Xbox Live achievements will be disabled once cheats are activated. Upon doing so, cheats will be activated and Xbox Live achievements will be permanently disabled for that world, even if you toggle the slider back to off before actually creating the World. You’ll see a message at the very top of the Game Settings menu notifying you that achievements have been disabled for the world. You can also disable and re-enable cheats in an already created world within the Edit World menu, but doing so still does not re-enable the earning of Xbox Live achievements.
How to enter commands
Once you’ve enabled cheats in your world, entering the actual commands in Minecraft: Pocket Edition is easy, too! Simply tap the “Chat” button at the top of the screen, which will open the chat box and allow you to enter your commands.
It’s worth noting that, when entering a command, Minecraft: Pocket Edition ‘s chat menu will automatically suggest arguments. You can also find extensive lists of arguments on various wikis.
Helpful information
Many commands which require a player to be specified will also support the use of target selectors, which can be used in place of a player’s name and to specify more than one players. The following target selectors can be used in Minecraft: Pocket Edition:
Additionally, commands which involve the moving of blocks or entities will require you to specify map coordinates for any relevant destinations. Minecraft’s map uses XYZ coordinates. Here’s how to determine the coordinates to use:
You can also use the ~ character as a relative coordinate (such as ~1, being a coordinate 1 block from your location), or in place of coordinates altogether in the case that you want to run a command with your current location as the target.
How to give other players permission to run cheats
If you’re running a Multiplayer World, you will have to give each player the permission to run commands by using the /op command, which grants a player “Operator” status. You can remove a player’s Operator status with the /deop command, also detailed below.
Here’s all the cheats and console commands that can be used in Minecraft: Pocket Edition:
List of cheats and commands in Minecraft: Pocket Edition
Clear items from a player’s inventory
/clear
This command can be used to remove items from a player’s inventory. It’s important to remember to specify the item name when using this command, otherwise all items will be removed from the player’s inventory.
Arguments
Example
/clear MinecraftPlayer wool 6 12
This command will remove 12 Pink Wool from the MinecraftPlayer’s inventory.
Clone or move sections of the map
/clone filtered
This command allows you to clone a specified area of a map and either move or duplicate them to another destination. For example, you could use this command to move (or duplicate) a temple or village house to a different location (specified with coordinates).
Arguments
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begin: x y z and end: x y z: Used to specify the coordinates of two opposing corners of the region you are cloning.
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destination: x y z: Specifies the lower northwest corner of the destination area (where you will place the cloned section).
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filtered (optional): Filtered copies only the blocks of matching tileName.
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tileName: Block : the name of the specific block you wish to clone.
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tileData: int (optional): Specify block data to use, in case of variations on the block (for example, different colored wool blocks).
Example
/clone 100 100 100 200 200 200 900 900 900 replace normal
This command will clone the blocks found between coordinates 100, 100, 100 and 200, 200, 200 and place them at 900, 900, 900, leaving a copy of the blocks in their original destination.
Connect to a server
/connect
This command will attempt to connect the player to the specified server. The serverUri is simply the URL (or IP) of the server.
Change the map difficulty
/difficulty
This command changes the map’s difficulty. It’s worth noting that on Multiplayer servers, this change will last only until the server is restarted.
Arguments
Example
/difficulty easy
This command changes the map’s difficulty mode to Easy.
Grant players positive and negative status effects
This command offers the ability to inflict specific positive and negative status effects on the targeted player. For example, you can use this command to poison a player, or grant them water breathing.
Arguments
Example
/effect MinecraftPlayer poison 15
This command will inflict the Poison effect on MinecraftPlayer for 15 seconds.
Execute a command on behalf of one or more other entities
/execute
This command allows you to execute another command on behalf of another entity. This allows to you to force a command to run as though it was entered by another player, and can be used to easily run commands on multiple targets.
Arguments
Example
/execute MinecraftPlayer ~~~ summon pig
This command summons a pig at the exact location of MinecraftPlayer.
Fill all or parts of a region with a specified block
This command can be used to fill an area with blocks. You will have to specify the corner coordinates and the region within those coordinates will be considered the valid area for the command.
Arguments
from: x y z and to: x y z: These are the opposing corner coordinates of the area you wish to fill. For example, if the area is a square, you could use the bottom left corner and top right corner’s coordinates.
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tileName: Block: the name of the block you wish to fill the area with.
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tileData: int (optional): Specify block data to use, in case of variations on the block (for example, different colored wool blocks).
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outline (optional): Replaces only the blocks on the outer edge of the area specified.
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hollow (optional): Replaces the outer edge with the specified blocks, and fills the inner area with air.
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keep (optional): Replaces only air blocks within the fill region (so any existing blocks will not be changed).
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destroy (optional): Replaces all blocks within the fill area.
Example
/fill 15 15 15 30 30 30 sand outline
This command fills the area with the x y z corner borders of 15 15 15 and 30 30 30 with an outline of sand blocks.
Change the game mode
/gamemode
This command lets you give another player (or yourself) 64 of an item. You can run this command multiple times to obtain more items. It’s worth noting that items that would not normally stack still won’t stack, so don’t go giving yourself more of an item than you can physically carry (like weapons, which don’t stack).
Arguments
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player: target: the target which will receive the item
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itemName: Item: the name of the item which they will receive
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amount: int: the amount of the item which they will receive
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data: int (optional): the item data of a specific item, if necessary.
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components: json (optional): I have no idea what this means PLEASE CHANGE THIS
Example
/give MinecraftPlayer diamond_pickaxe 1
This command gives MinecraftPlayer a Diamond Pickaxe.
List of all commands or get help with a specific command
/help
/help
This command kills entities, which can include players, mobs or even non-living entities such as items. If a target is not specified, it will kill the player issuing the command.
Arguments
target: target: The target to be killed.
Example
/kill MinecraftPlayer
This command kills the player MinecraftPlayer.
List all players on the server
/list
This command shows a list of all players currently connected to the server.
Locate and display coordinates of the closest structure of a specified type
/locate
This command can be used to locate the nearest structure of a given type, specified using the arguments listed below. Running this command will output the coordinates of the nearest matching structure into the chat, which will be visible only to the player who ran the command.
Arguments
- Endcity – Locates the nearest End city
- Fortress – Locates the nearest Nether fortress
- Mansion – Locates the nearest woodland mansion
- Mineshaft – Locates the nearest abandoned mineshaft
- Monument – Locates the nearest monuments
- Stronghold – Locates the nearest stronghold
- Temple – Locates the nearest temple
- Village – Locates the nearest village
Example
/locate village
This command locates the nearest village and outputs the coordinates in the chat of the player who ran the command.
Display a message about yourself
/me
This command can be used to display a message about yourself, like a text-based emote, which will be displayed in the chat.
Example
/me can’t stop dancing.
This command will output “MinecraftPlayer can’t stop dancing.” It will not actually make you dance, but it will certainly let everyone know that you love to boogie.
Send a private message to another player
This command is used to send chat messages to the targeted player. The commands /tell and /w will function in the same way, offering players their choice of familiar commands to private message players.
Example
/tell OtherMinecraftPlayer what’s up
This command will private message the player OtherMinecraftPlayer with the message, “what’s up.”
Grant a player operator status (or remove their operator status)
/op (and /deop)
This command grants operator status to the targeted player. In Multiplayer, a player must have Operator status in order to run commands.
Example
/op OtherMinecraftPlayer
This command grants Operator status to OtherMinecraftPlayer, who is now free to run commands.
Play a specified sound
/playsound
/replaceitem entity
This command sets the world spawn point for all players, which is where they will spawn upon joining the world as well as where they will respawn on death unless a different spawn point is specified using the /spawnpoint command.
Example
/setworldspawn 255 255 255
This command sets the world’s spawn point for all players to the location at coordinates 255, 255, 255.
Set the spawn point for an inpidual player
/spawnpoint
This command allows you to specify a set spawnpoint for an inpidual player. If coordinates are not specified, the spawn point will be the current location of the player. Because of this, it’s easiest just to get the player to stand where they actually want their spawn point to be rather than to bother with coordinates.
Arguments
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player: target: The player whose spawn point should be set.
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spawnPos: The coordinates of the player’s new spawn point.
Example
/spawnpoint OtherMinecraftPlayer 255 255 255
This command will set player OtherMinecraftPlayer’s spawn point to the location at cpordinates 255, 255, 255.
Teleport entities to random locations within an area
/spadplayers
This command is stupid af.
Summon an entity
/summon
This command allows you to change the weather of a world and specify a duration for the weather to last. There are three different types of weather, and the duration can be set to anything between 1 and 1,000,000 seconds.
Arguments
Example
/set weather rain 180
This command will make it rain for three minutes.
Add experience to a player (or self)
/xp .
Give A Player A Barrier
/give
Barriers will appear in the player’s inventory and can be placed anywhere in the game to create an invisible barrier that cannot be cross by players or mobs.
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