Minecraft Pocket Edition has opened up a world of new ideas and fun for most of us. But as you play, you come to realize that some things are more tedious for us to do than others. And sometimes you just can’t wait to get out of a bad situation. Being able to cheat your way out has been the lifesaver that we need to get on with our game without worrying about the mundane. So here is the list of Minecraft Pocket Edition (PE) commands that you need to know.
Minecraft Pocket Edition Command Cheat Codes
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To enable commands, first, you must allow cheats to load into the world. You can do this by going to your Settings > Game > Cheats.
But remember, once you do this, your achievements in that particular world will be disabled. So if you want to save your world from eternal damnation, it is probably wise to make a new world where cheating is allowed instead. So as to save your current progress in the world with achievements. Use these Minecraft Pocket Edition (PE) commands to enhance your gameplay today:
Command |
Action |
| /ability | Grants or revokes ability to a player |
| /alwaysday | Stops or resumes the day-night cycle |
| /camerashake | Creates a camera shaking effect |
| /changesetting | Change a dedicated server setting |
| /clear | Clear item(s) from the player’s inventory |
| /clearspawnpoint | Removes the spawn point |
| /clone | Copies block(s) and puts them in a location |
| /connect | Connect to websocket server |
| /deop | Takes operator status away from a player |
| /dialogue | Opens NPC dialogue |
| /difficulty | Sets the game’s difficulty |
| /effect | Add/Remove status effects |
| /enchant | Enchants a selected item |
| /event | Triggers an event |
| /execute | Executes a different command |
| /fill | Fills an area with blocks |
| /fog | Changes fog settings |
| /function | Runs a function |
| /gamemode | Sets player’s game mode |
| /gamerule | Sets game rule |
| /gametest | GameTest features |
| /give | Gives an item to a player |
| /help |
Displays a list of available commands and information about them
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| /immutableworld | Set immutable world state |
| /kick | Kick a player |
| /kill | Kill any entity |
| /list | Lists players |
| /locate | Locate the closest structure |
| /me | Displays a message |
| /mobevent | Enables or disables mob event |
| /music | Allows the player to play music tracks |
| /op | Gives player operator status |
| /ops | Reloads or displays permissions list |
| /particle | Creates particle(s) |
| /playanimation | Play an animation |
| /playsound | Plays a sound |
| /reload | Reloads functions, advancements and loot tables |
| /replaceitem | Replace any item(s) in inventory |
| /ride | Change ride settings or entities |
| /save | Resume, status query, backup |
| /say | Displays a message to multiple players |
| /schedule | Schedule the execution of a function |
| /scoreboard | Manages the scoreboard |
| /setblock | Changes a block |
| /setmaxplayers | The max amount of players allowed to join |
| /setworldspawn | Sets the world spawn point |
| /spawnpoint | Set the spawn point of a player |
| /spreadplayers | Spreads entities around the map randomly |
| /stop | The command used to stop the server |
| /stopsound | Stop a sound |
| /structure | Save or load structures |
| /summon | Summons an entity |
| /tag | Control entity tags |
| /teleport | Teleports entities |
| /tellraw | Displays message to players (JSON) |
| /testfor | Number of entities matching specified criteria |
| /testforblock | Check if a block is in a location |
| /testforblocks | Check if the blocks in two regions match |
| /tickingarea | List, add, remove ticking areas |
| /time | Changes world time |
| /title | Control screen titles |
| /titleraw | Control screen titles (JSON) |
| /toggledownfall | Changes the weather |
| /tp | Same as ‘/teleport’ |
| /w | Same as ‘/tell’ ,’/msg’. Displays private message |
| /wb | Edit restricted blocks. Same as ‘/worldbuilder’ |
| /weather | Sets the weather |
| /xp | Adds or removes exp from a player |
Remember, commands in the Pocket Edition are like programming languages themselves and so, you will need to follow certain programming rules if you want your cheats to work. And you can always use ‘/help’ or ‘/?’ to get information if you ever need assistance. If that doesn’t help then there are always a ton of servers out there that have lots of help available. Just search for your question or post a new one. Help is just around the corner.
We hope that this article has been useful and that you now have all of the Minecraft PE commands that you need to know. If you want to read up more on Minecraft, then check out these guides for help and information.