Manisha (She/Her): A technology enthusiast who enjoys gaming and writing about it. Also Manisha: A couch potato who loves to binge on anime, memes and food. Command Blocks are used by Minecraft ...

The /dialog is a new command set to arrive with the Minecraft 1.21.6 update that essentially shows dialogs to the clients. Dialogs are modal windows that display information as well as receive input ...

Commands in Minecraft are text-based instructions that enable you to manipulate the game’s world and perform different actions. They are quite useful and game changing, making the overall efforts of ...

Minecraft is a sandbox game in which players can not only enjoy the normal survival mode but also enter creative mode and play around with the world as much as they want. Since the title encourages ...

You can get a command block in your Minecraft world using a special chat command. You'll need to have both Cheats and Creative Mode enabled in your Minecraft world to ...

In survival mode, this only works if you actually have the block you’re facing. Otherwise, nothing happens. And in creative mode, whether you have the block in your inventory or not, it will always ...

There could be many reasons you’d want to kill mobs in Minecraft. The easiest way to do this is by using commands – the /kill command to be specific. However, even this simple command has a bit of ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Minecraft players on the PC version have full reign to mod the sandbox game, but the mobile, ...

Rule your Minecraft worlds with this cheat sheet! If you're obsessed with Minecraft and crave more control over it, Minecraft commands are just what you need. Whether you want to fly around at will, ...

Minecraft is a blocky game with a giant open world (60 million blocks) and although it looks hard to visit the world’s border, many Minecrafters have already achieved this. Either by patiently walking ...

Minecraft Challenger Logdotzip digs through the game's original code to execute the very first programmed instruction ever available to players.