How to Enable Cheats in Minecraft

Cheats in Minecraft can open up a world of possibilities, allowing you to manipulate the game in ways that standard gameplay does not allow. Whether you want to fly, spawn items, or change the time of day, enabling cheats can enhance your Minecraft experience. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to enable cheats in Minecraft for both Java and Bedrock editions.

Enabling Cheats in a New World

Java Edition

1. Open Minecraft and Start a New World
   • From the main menu, click on “Singleplayer” and then “Create New World.”
2. Access More World Options
   • Click on “More World Options…” to access additional settings for your new world.
3. Enable Cheats
   • Toggle the “Allow Cheats” button to “ON.” This will enable cheats for your new world.
4. Create Your World
   • Click “Create New World” to start playing. Cheats will now be enabled.

Bedrock Edition

1. Open Minecraft and Start a New World
   • From the main menu, click on “Play” and then “Create New.”
2. Access Game Settings
   • Click on “Game” to access the game settings.
3. Enable Cheats
   • Scroll down and toggle the “Activate Cheats” switch to “ON.”
4. Create Your World
   • Click “Create” to start playing. Cheats will now be enabled.

Enabling Cheats in an Existing World

Java Edition

1. Open Your Existing World to LAN
   • Open the world you want to enable cheats in.
   • Press “Esc” to open the pause menu.
   • Click on “Open to LAN.”
2. Allow Cheats
   • Toggle the “Allow Cheats” button to “ON.”
3. Start LAN World
   • Click “Start LAN World.” Cheats will now be enabled for this session.

Bedrock Edition

1. Open Your Existing World
   • Open the world you want to enable cheats in.
2. Access Game Settings
   • Press “Esc” or the “Pause” button to open the game menu.
   • Click on “Settings.”
3. Enable Cheats
   • In the “Game” settings, toggle the “Activate Cheats” switch to “ON.”
   • Exit the settings menu. Cheats will now be enabled.

Common Cheats and Commands

Once cheats are enabled, you can use various commands to enhance your gameplay. Here are some common commands:

• /gamemode [mode]
  • Change your game mode. Replace “[mode]” with “creative,” “survival,” “adventure,” or “spectator.”
• /give [player] [item] [amount]
  • Give a player a specific item. Replace “[player]” with your username, “[item]” with the item name, and “[amount]” with the quantity.
• /time set [value]
  • Change the time of day. Replace “[value]” with “day,” “night,” “noon,” or a specific number (e.g., 0 for dawn).
• /tp [target] [destination]
  • Teleport a player to a specific location or another player. Replace “[target]” with the player’s name and “[destination]” with the coordinates or another player’s name.
• /weather [type]
  • Change the weather. Replace “[type]” with “clear,” “rain,” or “thunder.”

 Conclusion

Enabling cheats in Minecraft is a simple process that can significantly expand your control over the game.  Whether you want to explore new worlds, unlock rare items, or simply have fun experimenting with different abilities, cheats are a great way to enhance your experience in the game. So, next time you’re playing Minecraft, why not try enabling cheats and see where they take you? Happy gaming!