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- /kill Name where “Name” is a players name, will kill that player.
- /kill @e To kill everything.
- /kill @e[type=Sheep] To kill all sheep.
- /kill @e[type=!Player] Will kill anything which isn’t a player (Including de-spawning dropped items)
How do you stop certain mobs from spawning?
Minecraft Bedrock Edition players can edit their world settings under “Game” and uncheck the box next to “Mob Spawning.” Java Edition players can type “/gamerule doMobSpawning false” into the chat bar to disable mobs.
How do I kill player when they step on a specific block?
Create an account or sign in to comment. in a command block and connect it to a redstone clock, it should kill anyone who steps on red wool. I’m not certain that it’ll work with multiple players, though.
What to do when a player stands on the block?
If you could supply what you want to do when a player stands on the block, I can fill in the command for you. After that, it’s just a matter of having a redstone clock activate a command block with the command above inside of it. – A.J. Ruckman Mar 27 ’15 at 14:40
How to set a / Kill Command on a player?
Then enter your desired kill command into the command block, e.g. /kill Name where “Name” is a players name, will kill that player. /kill @e To kill everything. /kill @e[type=Sheep] To kill all sheep. /kill @e[type=!Player] Will kill anything which isn’t a player (Including de-spawning dropped items)
How to make a block kill you in Minecraft 1.13?
I’m trying to make a block kill you when you touch it using command blocks in 1.13. I tried using answers, but when I put /execute, it’s white, and when I put /execute @p it’s red. If you want certain blocks to kill one type of player and other blocks to kill other types of players you could just fill in teams or tags or names, for example:
