Hey everybody, it’s UnderMyCat, and welcome back to another video. Today, I’m going to be showing you how to get invisible item frames. As you can see here, I’m placing a whole bunch of these item frames on the ground, and you can see that they all work. Currently, I think you can only do this on Java, so I’m going to show you the Java method first and then the Bedrock alternative. Also, don’t forget to leave a like, subscribe, and check out my donation link if you want to support me. That would be greatly appreciated, and the link is located in the description. Without further ado, let’s get straight into this. To get one of these, all you need is a very simple command. You want to type `/give @p item_frame`. Before we do this, you also want to input one of these curly brackets. This is where we start to input the NBT tag. Now we need to put in `EntityTag`. Make sure you spell this correctly and remember it’s case-sensitive: capital E for Entity and capital T for Tag. Now type in a colon, followed by `Invisible:1b`. Make sure to use a capital “I” in Invisible as well. Finish it off with two closing curly brackets. As you can see, we’ve outlined that we want an entity tag and an invisible entity tag. When we hit enter, we receive the same item I had before, which is basically the invisible item frame. I can go up to whatever I want and place whatever I want on anything. This is really cool! You can place it on the floor. Oh, you can even place these on the roof—that’s actually really neat! You can place these anywhere. Please note that if you use the `/kill` command with `@e`, it will kill them since they are entities. Water also affects this, so just because they’re invisible doesn’t mean they will stay there forever. To get rid of it, you just click on it and click on it again to remove the item and then remove the block. Now we’ve moved to Bedrock Minecraft. Since this command doesn’t work in Bedrock, there are very simple ways to use this item without an item frame. We are going to use armor stands and command blocks. First, we want a command block, so type `/give @s command_block`. We will also want to get an armor stand. As you can see, when the armor stand is placed, it is all visible. If you splash an invisibility potion on it, it will get the effect, but it has the annoying swirls and lasts about six minutes before you have to reapply the effect. What we can do is affect the specific armor stand with invisibility. So let’s say we type `/effect @e[type=armor_stand] invisibility 1 1 true`. There we go! We’ve typed in the command, and now we’re affecting every entity, but we’re restricting it to only armor stands with invisibility. As you can see, we get this really annoying command output. I’ll show you how to get rid of that. Type `/gamerule commandBlockOutput false`, and you’ll notice that the command will stop showing up. Just keep in mind that it will display that for a bit, but you’ll see that the armor stand is invisible. Now, let’s say you want to place an item on a bench. We’ll turn this off quickly, and you want to spawn the armor stand inside one of these blocks. I’m going to get a slab to fill this up, and I want it to spawn here. So, I’ll stand on the block and type `/summon armor_stand ~ ~-1 ~`. As you can see, we have our little armor stand here. Now, since it is facing the other way, I’ll just place it like that. Once you’ve got that, we want to get our item, so put that in the hand by shift-clicking and keep clicking until you get to the right one. Now, we turn this to “on,” and we have a really cool floating item! You can move the item frame to wherever you want. You can also move it by shifting and clicking. That’s about it! If you enjoyed this video, please leave a like. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel if you’re new; I like to create a lot of Minecraft content. Also, don’t forget to check out my socials in the description below, as well as my support link. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for watching, and I hope to see you in the next video!