Console commands in the game – 0.16.0+ [Minecraft PE Guides]

09:44, 11.09.2016

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Console commands in the game - 0.16.0+ [Minecraft PE Guides]

I believe many are already aware that in Minecraft PE [0.15.9], console commands have been introduced, yet detailed information about them is scarce. In this guide, I will elaborate on the purpose of each command.

Here’s a comprehensive list along with notes for each command:

/? <page_number> or /help <page_number> – provides assistance and a complete list of commands across several pages.
/clone <x y z> <x y z> <x y z> – duplicates an area from the first two coordinates to the third set.
/gamemode <0/1> <player> – changes a player’s mode to survival (0) or creative (1).
/give <player, if you want to give an item to another player> <item> <amount> – grants items.
/kill <player> – eliminates a player. (cannot kill players in creative mode)
/list – displays a list of players connected to the server.
/op <player> – promotes a player to operator status.
/deop <player> – demotes a player from operator status.
/say <text> – sends a message in chat.
/setblock <x y z> <block> – places a block at specified coordinates.
/setworldspawn <x y z> – sets the spawn point for all players.
/spawnpoint <player> <x y z> – establishes a spawn point for a specific player.
/summon <entity> <x y z> – spawns an entity at given coordinates (e.g., /summon lavaslime 5 5 5).
/tell (or /w, /msg) <player> <message> – sends a private message to a player.
/time add <value> – advances time (fast forward).
/time set <time> – sets the time. (for example, /time set day or night)
/toggledownfall – toggles rain on/off.
/tp <x y z> or /teleport <x y z> – teleports to specified coordinates.
/tp <player> <x y z> or /teleport <player> <x y z> – teleports a specific player to coordinates.
/tp <player> or /teleport <player> – teleports to a player.
/tp <player_1> <player_2> or /teleport <player_1> <player_2> – teleports player_1 to player_2.
/xp <amount> <nickname> – awards experience points to the specified player.
/fill <x y z> <x y z> <block> – fills the selected area with blocks.