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Convenient Chat Commands
Commands used in the chat window:
/effect @p strength 1 255
(Gives a diamond sword to the player)
/give @s command_block
(This command gives you a command block.)
/give @s barrier
(This command gives you a barrier block.)
/give @s structure_block
(This command gives you a structure block.)
/gamerule commandblockoutput false
(This command hides the output of commands executed by a command block from your screen.)
/gamerule sendCommandFeedback false
(This command hides the output of commands you execute in the chat from your screen.)
/gamerule randomtickspeed 300
(This command speeds up the growth of plants and crops. The default random tick speed is 3. By setting it to 300, you make it 100 times faster.)
/setblock ~~~ portal
(This command places a Nether portal block at your current location. )
/setblock ~~~ end_portal
(This command places an End portal block at your feet. )
/summon sheep jeb_
(This command summons a sheep whose wool changes color like a rainbow.)
/summon sheep Dinnerbone
(This command summons an upside-down sheep.)
/summon villager Dinnerbone
(This command summons an upside-down villager.)
/summon iron_golem Dinnerbone
(This command summons an upside-down iron_golem.)
//summon vindicator Johnny
(This command summons a hostile vindicator.)
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You can only get command blocks 
, barrier blocks
, structure blocks
, and light blocks
using commands. They don’t show up in your inventory when you press the “E” key, so you can’t get them the usual way.
If you want the command output to show up again, change false to true and run the commands: /gamerule commandblockoutput true and /gamerule sendCommandFeedback true.
The maximum value you can set with /gamerule randomtickspeed is 4069. The default is 3.
The only mob whose color changes like a rainbow when named jeb_ is the sheep.
Naming most animal, hostile, and neutral mobs Dinnerbone will make them appear upside down. Naming them Grumm also works.
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