Minecraft Pocket Edition: How to use commands

Commands in Minecraft can make the game a lot easier. Sometimes it's nice to just run around and explore without the hassle of getting there. It's not the same in Creative mode, but Survive with commands or cheats can help find the perfect balance between the two.

Sure, it disables achievements and some hardcore Minecraft players will dislike it, but it's a nice balance between Creative and Survival. Commands can be difficult to use if the player is not familiar with them and many of them are complex and difficult to remember. Here's how to use it.

Commands in Minecraft Pocket Edition

The commands in Minecraft Pocket Edition work the same way as on any other platform, be it Java or Bedrock. The backslash "/" key is an important one to remember as it will execute the command typed after it. However, one thing must come first. Commands are not activated naturally in the Minecraft world, so they must be activated first. This can be done in settings.

Either before or after the world is created, it doesn't matter when, Minecraft players must go to the world settings. This is the first thing that appears when creating a world, or it can be found in the settings on the pause menu.

Scroll down on the world settings and find the "Activate cheats" button and turn it on. The game will warn players that achievements are inactive and there is no turning back. Continue, and the cheat will now be activated for the world until it is turned off.

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In the world, there is one way to use cheats after they are activated. The chat bar is the only way to use it. Pressing the backslash (/) will allow the player to use various commands. There are several commands, but some of them are quite easy to use. The /tp command will allow the player to teleport. Just enter the player's name and then the coordinates and it will teleport after sending a message into the chat.

The /locate command is another great command. Type /location followed by any structure that needs to be found, such as a fort, village, fort, destroyed portal, or buried treasure (both of which will be one word), and the coordinates will appear on the screen.

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