What are the items in My World that can not die?

By default, My World Death Command is off. The opening command that the player needs to input is gamerule keepInventory true, and the closing command needs to input gamerule keepInventory false.

This instruction can ensure that the items in Steve's backpack will not fall after the accidental death of the player, and protect the player's previous "labor achievements" to the maximum extent.

The command "Don't drop when you die" in the game My World means that when players die, they still keep all the items in their item bar, including those enchanted by the death vanishing spell.

This instruction is very practical for both experienced and novice players, and can greatly protect the items collected by players before. Players must first choose the cheating mode, and then they can input the corresponding instructions according to the system prompt. It is also possible to use the command box!

By default, the death command is off. Players need to enter /gamerule keepInventory true as the opening command and /gamerule keepInventory false as the closing command.

Players can also find out how to use the command that will not fall after death in my world game knowledge. The specific command /gamerule keepinventory is enough!

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My world commonly used instructions:

First, determine the location of the village.

I believe that adventurous players will like this powerful instruction to locate ruins/villages. For example, fortresses, abandoned mines, woodland mansions, lower fortresses, desert temples, dungeons, sunken ships, marine monuments, undersea palaces and undersea treasures can all be located by instructions.

In addition to these common ones, there is also a /locate temple command, which can locate four relics (desert temple, jungle temple, witch's hut, snow house).

Therefore, using this command in the corresponding terrain group can locate different relics, for example, in the ice sheet terrain, the location coordinates of the igloo will be given.

Second, /Tp transmission

In MC, whether it is survival mode or creation mode, the most commonly used mode should be transmitting instructions. The specific usage is /tp( x y z), followed by your coordinate point, that is, you know the horizontal axis, vertical axis and vertical axis.

The send command is usually used in combination with the locate command. After locating the coordinates of the relic, transmit it with /tp. Mom no longer has to worry that I can't find the relic ~ is this instruction MC's exclusive "stunt"?

/the weather changes the weather

Changing the weather through instructions should also be the most commonly used instruction of MC's friends. /sunny weather means setting the weather to sunny;

/The weather and rain are set to rainy days;

/Weather thunder is set to thunderstorm;

/Weather query indicates that it doesn't rain, that is, it is random weather except rain.

The weather command will only keep the weather effect for 5 minutes, but the time can also be adjusted. For example, changing the command to /weather rain 1200 will last a rainy day. (1200=20 minutes)

Fourth, modify the time.

MC now has a powerful command that can modify the time, that is, /time set, which means day, noon, night, midnight, sunrise and sunset. Of course, it can also be modified by numerical values.

Day = 1000, night = 13000, so/time setting day =/time setting 1000. Modified time and/or time added 2400. This instruction can quickly skip 1 day.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) /gamemode to modify the mode.

Before the Ocean version is updated, players can modify the mode by numbers, that is, the /gamemode 0 survival mode;

/gamemode 1 creative mode;

/gamemode 2 adventure mode;

/gamemode 3 spectator mode, of course, this command can only be used if the cheat command button is turned on.

However, after the update of the Ocean Edition, all the figures are changed into English, and survival, creation, adventure and spectator are respectively.