How To Get A Knockback 1,000 Stick In Minecraft Bedrock Tutorial!

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By UnderMyCap

Key Points Covered In This Video

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  • **Introduction to Knockback Stick** 🎮 – Learn how to create a Knockback 1,000 stick in Minecraft Bedrock.
  • **Command Block Setup** ⌨️ – Start by typing /give @s command_block to obtain a command block.
  • **Breaking Down the Command** 🛠️ – The command is explained in parts for easier understanding.
  • **Executing the Command** 🚀 – Set conditions to test if a player is holding a stick, then set up the teleportation of mobs.
  • **Specific Command Structure** 📜 – Important to include details like entity type and radius for effective teleportation.
  • **Testing the Command** 🐔 – Demonstrates the command by spawning mobs like chickens and sheep to show the knockback effect.
  • **Items Interaction** 🪙 – Items on the ground can also be knocked back using the same command.
  • **Wrap-Up** 👍 – Encouragement to like and subscribe for more content and a friendly goodbye.
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How to Create a Knockback 1,000 Stick in Minecraft Bedrock

Welcome Minecraft enthusiasts! Today, I’m diving into a fun and explosive trick for Minecraft Bedrock players. If you’ve ever wondered how to create a Knockback 1,000 Stick, you’re in for a treat. This guide is for Minecraft Bedrock users, and for Java Edition users, a separate tutorial is linked in the description of my video.

Knockback is a feature in Minecraft that pushes mobs or players away when they are hit. A Knockback 1,000 Stick doesn’t naturally exist in the game, but with a bit of command block magic, we can create something that simulates its effect. This special stick will launch mobs and items into the air, creating entertaining chaos in your Minecraft world.

Getting Started: Obtaining the Command Block

To begin, you will need a command block. This is a special block in Minecraft that can execute commands automatically and repeatedly.

  1. First, open your chat window in the game.
  2. Type the following command: /give @s command_block and press Enter.
  3. You should now have a command block in your inventory.

Setting Up the Command

With your command block ready, it’s time to set up the command that will make your stick cause items and mobs to fly away.

Here’s a simplified breakdown:

  1. Place the command block on the ground.
  2. Open the command block interface by right-clicking on it.
  3. Copy and enter the following command into the command block:

execute as @a at @s positioned ~ ~ ~ 
if entity @e[distance=..3,hasitem={item=stick,location=slot.weapon.mainhand}] 
run tp @e[type=!player,distance=..3] ^ ^ ^20
        

The above command does three things:

  • It checks if a player within a specific radius has a stick in their main hand.
  • If true, it runs a teleport command.
  • This teleport command moves all entities except players a certain distance away from the player holding the stick.

Understanding the Command Syntax

Let’s break down key parts of the command for clarity:

  • execute as @a at @s: This checks every player in the game. @a stands for all players, and @s is the executing player.
  • positioned ~ ~ ~: Uses the player’s current position as a reference.
  • if entity @e: Checks for entities in the near vicinity (within a radius of 3).
  • hasitem={item=stick,location=slot.weapon.mainhand}: Specifies that the entity must be holding a stick in their main hand.
  • run tp @e[type=!player,distance=..3] ^ ^ ^20: Teleports all entities except players (denoted by !player) 20 blocks away.

After entering the command, close the command block interface by clicking the ‘X’.

Testing Your Knockback Stick

Now that your command is configured, it’s time to test it!

  1. Spawn any mob, like a chicken or sheep, near you.
  2. With your stick in hand, tap or hit the mob.
  3. Watch as it gets launched across the field!

This setup also affects items. Drop an item on the ground and see it fly when you walk towards it with the stick equipped.

Enjoy Your New Power

This remarkable command will provide hours of endless fun in your Minecraft adventures. Imagine hosting a server event or pranking your friends with an unconventional item. It’s responsiveness to items on the ground makes it even more interactive and engaging.

That’s all for today! If you enjoyed this tutorial, don’t forget to leave a like or comment, and subscribe to be notified of more exciting Minecraft content. Experiment and enjoy your new superpowered stick! See you in the next video or blog post.

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Video Transcript

Hey everybody, it’s UnderMyCap, and welcome back to another video. Today, I’m going to be showing you how to make a knockback stick level 1000 in Minecraft Bedrock. If you’re on Java Edition, don’t worry; I have a video for you linked in the description. But for Bedrock users, which is basically MCPE, let’s get started. As you can see, I have a stick, and when I hit a mob, it doesn’t really go that far. First of all, what you want to do is get a command block. To do this, you need to type in “/give @s command_block.” When you hit enter, you’ll receive a command block, and we can move on to the next part. Now, let’s set down the command block. For the command, I’m going to simply hit the plus icon to expand it. This is a little bit complex, but if you follow along, it should be simple. I will break it down into chunks to explain what each part does. First, we want to execute the command and check if a player has a stick item. I’m going to enter the following command: `/execute as @a at @s positioned 3 2 0 if entity @e[r=3,has_item={id: “minecraft:stick”},location=slot.weapon.mainhand] run tp @e[type=!player,r=3] ~ ~ ~20 ~30` What this command does is it checks if an entity is holding a stick in their hand, and if they are, it runs a command that teleports mobs away from themselves. The command `tp @e[type=!player,r=3]` means we want to teleport all entities that are not players within a radius of three blocks. Now, we need to ensure that we teleport them away, so we can use the tilde (~) symbol to indicate the relative position from where they are located. I’ve set the teleportation values to 20 and 30 to propel the mob in a specific direction. Make sure you type this command exactly as shown; I will also have it in the description for you to copy since it’s a bit lengthy. Once you’ve saved it by clicking the X, let’s test it out. If I spawn a chicken and hit it, it flies away! How about a sheep? Wow, okay! The fun part is that this also works with items. If I have items on the floor and walk up to them, you’ll see that they go flying. I can pick them up, and they literally soar into the air; it’s just such a cool command! That’s about it for this tutorial. If you enjoyed the video, please don’t forget to leave a like and subscribe. It would be greatly appreciated, and I can’t wait to see you in the next video. See ya!

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