Minecraft commands are text instructions entered into the chat (the T key) or a command block. With them you can give items, summon mobs, change the weather, teleport players and much more. Most commands require operator rights — ask the server administrator to grant them with the command /op your_nick.

Instead of a player name you can use special selectors: @p — the nearest player, @a — all players, @r — a random player, @s — yourself, @e — all entities (mobs, dropped items, minecarts, etc.). If you play solo, @p and @s always point to you.

The command /enchant enchants the item the player holds in their main hand. Every enchantment has a maximum level — for example, Sharpness V, Unbreaking III. Some enchantments are incompatible with each other (Fortune and Silk Touch, Sharpness and Smite). With /give and NBT data you can create items with levels above the maximum.

1. Open the in-game chat with the Tkey. 2. Paste the copied command (Ctrl+V). 3. Press Enter. The command runs and you will see the result in the chat. If an error appears, check that you have operator rights and that the player name is correct. On MineRENT servers rights are granted automatically to the server owner.