The give command and how it's very limited on minecraft bedrock.

To give you some context before reading this, I'm a Minecraft Java and Minecraft Bedrock map builder that uses commands i find these problems very annoying sometimes. This is my feedback of the /give command available on Minecraft bedrock edition, NOT java edition.

The give command, one of the commands available for both Minecraft Java and Minecraft bedrock. Even though it's in both versions of the game the give command in minecraft bedrock seemed a bit limited, unlike their Minecraft Java counterpart that has WAY more tools and arguments in it. For example, in Minecraft Java edition you can give yourself a sharpness enchanted dirt block using the command /give <player> dirt{Enchantments:[{id:"minecraft:sharpness",lvl:1}]} 1 while in bedrock, you have to use a goofy NBT editor or something to edit your inventory.

Overall, the /give command on Minecraft Bedrock can definitely fulfill the average minecraft players' needs but I'd love to see some new features added for the /give command on bedrock edition.

1069 words very nice :D

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December 27, 2023 23:16
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As a bedrock player myself, I definitely agree, but it isn't that limited on bedrock. for example, on bedrock, you can give yourself an item that can't be moved from it's slot, or one that you keep on death, by doing:

/give @s barrier 1 0 {"item_lock":{"mode":"lock_in_slot"},"keep_on_death":{}}

this is in vanilla minecraft, btw

I still agree, though. we should be able to give ourselves items with enchants with commands

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The give command and how it's very limited on minecraft bedrock.

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