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So the first thing I want to say is THIS IS NOT A MODDING OR CODING TUTORIAL so if that's what your here for your in the wrong place. This is a Minecraft command tutorial so that means were going to be covering commands like /give or /summon. So anyway lets start.
Since this the first of (hopefully if we get enough support) quite a few tutorials so anyway in this tutorial we will be sorta doing a review so if you understand the basic commands then you can give this one a skip. Anyway lets start with some VERY basic commands.
Command 1.1 (Basic Give)
Command 1.2 (Basic Setblock)
Command 1.3 (Using The @)
So anyway those are the very very very very very! Basic commands next tutorial we will do some more complicated give commands and redstone clocks. And If you want images in the next tutorial please tell me in the comments.Thank you for reading if I get enough support on this tutorial there will defiantly be a part 2 but until then BOOIIIII
Since this the first of (hopefully if we get enough support) quite a few tutorials so anyway in this tutorial we will be sorta doing a review so if you understand the basic commands then you can give this one a skip. Anyway lets start with some VERY basic commands.
Command 1.1 (Basic Give)
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The Give command is a very important command used for many things such as giving yourself command blocks all bl the way to creating your own custom armor, we will use the give command many times later but lets just give ourselves a command block to start off /give @p minecraft:command_block by the way @p means "Nearest Player" we will talk more about this later. Now a command block should appear in your inventory so go ahead and place it down.You just learned the very very very basic give command.
Command 1.2 (Basic Setblock)
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Next were going to cover basic Setblock commands. The setblock command basically just... sets a block, however you can change the block properties. But we will just be covering placing a diamond block down. But before we do that I'm going to be talking about Relative Coordinates (~) so basically there are two ways to give coordinates one way you give the actual coordinates such as 127 -99 32 in the order of x y z. Or you could give the Relative Coordinates which looks like ~2 ~2 ~1 so its 2 x away from the command block 2 y away from the command block and 1 z away from the command block. I'm going to use Relative Coordinates so basically just type in to the command block /setblock ~2 ~ ~ minecraft:stone and power up the command block with redstone KABLOOM.
Command 1.3 (Using The @)
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Earlier I used @p this is one of many @'s the @ it used to target a certain range of player here they are -
@p - Nearest Player
@a - All Players
@r - Random Player
@e - All Entities
We will use @p A LOT in these tutorials
@p - Nearest Player
@a - All Players
@r - Random Player
@e - All Entities
We will use @p A LOT in these tutorials
So anyway those are the very very very very very! Basic commands next tutorial we will do some more complicated give commands and redstone clocks. And If you want images in the next tutorial please tell me in the comments.Thank you for reading if I get enough support on this tutorial there will defiantly be a part 2 but until then BOOIIIII
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