How To Kill All Mobs in Minecraft
Mastering Minecraft Mob Elimination: A Comprehensive Guide to the /kill Command
There are many reasons to eliminate mobs in Minecraft. The most efficient method is using commands, specifically the /kill command. While seemingly simple, this command offers nuanced control. This guide details how to use it effectively.
Prerequisites: Enabling Cheats
Before using any commands, ensure your Minecraft world has cheats enabled. Instructions for both Java and Bedrock editions are provided below.
The /kill Command: Syntax and Usage
The basic /kill command, typed into the chat box, will unfortunately kill you. To target mobs, you need to add specific syntax.
- Killing All Mobs:
/kill @e[type=!minecraft:player]
This command targets all entities (@e) except players (type=!minecraft:player).
- Killing Specific Mob Types:
/kill @e[type=minecraft:chicken]
This example eliminates all chickens. Replace minecraft:chicken with the desired mob type (e.g., minecraft:sheep, minecraft:zombie).
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Targeting Mobs by Distance:
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Java Edition:
/kill @e[distance=..15](kills mobs within 15 blocks) -
Bedrock Edition:
/kill @e[r=10](kills mobs within 10 blocks)
To target a specific mob type within a radius:
- Java Edition:
/kill @e[distance=..15,type=minecraft:sheep] - Bedrock Edition:
/kill @e[r=10,type=minecraft:sheep]
Command autocompletion assists in accurate input.
Understanding Entity Selectors
Several selectors target different entities:
@p: Nearest player@r: Random player@a: All players@e: All entities@s: Yourself
Enabling Cheats in Minecraft
Java Edition:

- Enter your world.
- Press Esc, then select "Open to LAN."
- Toggle "Allow Commands" to "On."
- Note: This enables cheats only for the current session. To permanently enable cheats, create a world copy with cheats enabled from the main menu's Singleplayer screen.
Bedrock Edition:

- Navigate to your worlds.
- Click the pencil icon next to the desired world.
- In the settings menu, toggle "Cheats" to "On."
With these instructions, you're equipped to efficiently manage mobs in your Minecraft world. Minecraft is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, and mobile devices.
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