IN Minecraft there are many console commands for editing most game elements. With the help of them, you can create various objects and even whole worlds. At the same time, for the convenience of movement, there is a teleport code. It allows you to transfer both players and other elements of the game world. Including mobs.
It is worth noting that the user must have an operator (OP) status to successfully enter console commands. Enabling and disabling this feature is performed by the following commands:
- op
- deop
You also need to keep in mind that not all versions of Minecraft support teleportation. Pocket, Java, Bedrock, Xbox One, PS4, Switch, and Windows 10 versions all allow fast travel commands. And in versions for past generations of consoles, namely Wii U, PS3 and Xbox 360, this is not possible.
To teleport in Java Edition, enter the following code:
- teleport
(place or destination)
To move another player, mob or item, add the target tag:
- teleport
For those playing Bedrock Edition, you need to enter more precise x, y and z coordinates:
- teleport
- teleport
If you plan to transfer players, then at the end of the console command you should add [checkForBlocks: Boolean]so they don’t end up inside the blocks and die.
Possible mistakes
You should be careful when entering commands, since in case of an error you can teleport, for example, high above the surface and crash when you fall. In addition, fast travel will not work in the following cases:
- If boolean checking is enabled and there is a smooth stone in the destination area;
- If the user entered a non-existent place or made a mistake while writing the name of the target;
- If there is an attempt to send an item or a player to a place where something has already been teleported;
If the entered coordinates exceed the values: x[-3000000030000000)andy[-2000000020000000)-teleportationwillnotoccur[-3000000030000000)иy[-2000000020000000)-телепортациянепроизойдёт
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