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Today we show you how to paste ( use ) your commands in command blocks for MCPE!! NEW TUTORIAL FOR MINECRAFT BEDROCK EDITION 1.6 + Newest Video on ' How to paste commands in command blocks MCPE 1.1.1 ' If this video helped y.

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Unfortunately, MCPE iOS doesn't support the ability to select text and therefore use the copy button. The workaround is to compose your commands in a note app (Apple's stock Notes app, Evernote, etc.) and then use the paste button to paste it into the command interface. Unfortunately, the on-screen keyboard for standard size iPhones don't have these copy/paste functions. According to above it appears to be available on iPhone Plus models. I use this trick with my iPad Air 2 if I don't have my Bluetooth keyboard with me so that's how I know. I also just looked into it on my iPhone 6 so that's how I know it's not there.

Getting WorldEdit Installed RELATED: WorldEdit is primarily used as a server plugin, but it does have it’s own singleplayer mod. If you want to be careful about not installing mods, you can and download the However, if you don’t want to set up a server, you can download and run the for 1.8. Forge is a mod API that makes installing mods as easy as dragging and dropping. It is not available for 1.8.1 or any later releases, just 1.8, but since newer versions of 1.8 are primarily bug fixes and do not contain any major new features it’s okay to downgrade. Just select ‘release 1.8’ in the ‘Edit Profile’ section of the Minecraft launcher. The Forge installer writes a few files to your Minecraft folder and makes a new profile in the Minecraft launcher called ‘Forge’.

Once you have Forge installed, download for 1.8. Liteloader is like Forge, and can be installed on top of it. Make sure to select the ‘Forge’ profile to extend from in the Liteloader installer. Once both of those have installed, open Minecraft, select the Liteloader with Forge profile, and wait for the title screen. The game is setting things up the first time it runs. Close out of it after it loads and open your Minecraft folder in Windows Explorer or Finder. You can get to it on Windows by searching for%appdata% from the Windows menu; a folder called ‘Roaming’ should pop up and the.minecraft folder is in there.