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Commands (also known as cheats) allow players to change every aspect of a Minecraft world, or even other players in it. Each command block is an in-game item that stores a specific command. Whenever the block activates, that command takes effect. This allows you to build fun toys, convenient tools, or even complex, custom adventure maps full of triggered events.
 
Commands (also known as cheats) allow players to change every aspect of a Minecraft world, or even other players in it. Each command block is an in-game item that stores a specific command. Whenever the block activates, that command takes effect. This allows you to build fun toys, convenient tools, or even complex, custom adventure maps full of triggered events.
  
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== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
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#Create command blocks. Open the console again with T and type this command: '''/give (yourusername) minecraft:command_block 64''' . Instead of (yourusername), type in your full Minecraft username, without parentheses.
 
#Create command blocks. Open the console again with T and type this command: '''/give (yourusername) minecraft:command_block 64''' . Instead of (yourusername), type in your full Minecraft username, without parentheses.
 
#*Your username is case sensitive.
 
#*Your username is case sensitive.
#*If nothing happens, you may need to [[Update-Minecraft|update minecraft]] to at least version 1.4. Update to the latest version to get access to all commands.
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#*If nothing happens, you may need to [[Update Minecraft|update minecraft]] to at least version 1.4. Update to the latest version to get access to all commands.
 
#*You can replace the "64" with any number to receive that many blocks. 64 makes a full stack of command blocks.
 
#*You can replace the "64" with any number to receive that many blocks. 64 makes a full stack of command blocks.