Roblox BedWars commands offer a fantastic toolkit for players who wish to customize their gameplay experience. Whether you’re hosting a match or simply participating, knowing these commands can significantly enhance the way you play.
If you want more control over how you play Roblox BedWars, you might find it helpful to know and use the game’s commands. These commands can improve your gaming experience and give you more options to choose from.
What is Roblox BedWars?
Roblox BedWars is a strategic multiplayer game where players work in teams to protect their own beds while trying to destroy their opponents. It combines elements of resource gathering, base building, and combat, making it a popular choice among Roblox gamers.
Roblox Bedwars Commands
Roblox BedWars commands are used directly in the game’s chat. They can alter many aspects of the game, from spawning items to adjusting game mechanics. These commands allow for a personalized gaming experience, giving you the ability to tailor the game environment according to your preferences.
Here are some key types of commands in Roblox BedWars:
- Spawning Items: Commands like /spawn [item name] [amount] allow players to generate items directly into the game. For instance, you can spawn defensive gear like helmets and boots or materials for building and crafting.
- Enchantment Commands: These commands enhance your character’s or items’ abilities. For example, /enchant [enchantment_name] [level] can be used to apply various buffs, such as increased damage or defense.
- Game Environment and Mechanics: You can modify gameplay elements to create unique challenges or advantages. Commands like /sethealth [username] [amount] and /kick [username] manage player health or remove players from the game.
- Utility Commands: Other commands include /announce [message] for broadcasting messages to all players or /cohost, allowing players to share host privileges.
| Command | Function | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| /gm 1 | Opens creative inventory | Example: /gm 1 |
| /setGeneratorMultiplier [multiplier] | Changes the multiplier of the generation cooldown for all generators. | Example: /setgeneratormultiplier 2 |
| /setDeathmatchTime [seconds] | Sets the time in seconds until all beds break. | Example: /setdeathmatchtime 2400 |
| /blacklistItem [item] | Prevents players from purchasing certain items from the shop. | Example: /blacklistitem balloon |
| /announce [message] | Announces a message. | Example: /announce Should we give gold blocks? |
| /toggleSpawn [entity] [value] | Toggles the spawning of certain features. | Example: /togglespawn dodo true |
| /disableKit [kit] | Disables the abilities of a kit in a match. | Example: /disablekit adetunde |
| /luckyairdrop | Drops a Lucky Block Airdrop. | Example: /luckyairdrop |
| /hugeluckyblock | Drop Huge Lucky Blocks. | Example: /hugeluckyblock |
| /spawn [item] [amount] | Gives the player an item. | Example: /spawn wool_white 5 |
| /i [item] [amount] | Shorter version of /spawn, same functionality. | Example: /i wool_white 5 |
| /tp [player] [targetplayer] | Teleports the player to another player. | Example: /tp ilikecheese123 ilikehotdogs456 or /tp ilikedogs456 – teleports you to ilikedogs456 |
| /tpall | Teleports all players to the host. | Example: /tpall |
| /tpbed [teamcolor] | Teleports the player to a team’s bed. | Example: /tpbed yellow |
| /enchant ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) [enchantment]_[tier number] | Give the player the enchantment. | Example: /enchant @s static_3 |
| /cohost all | Toggles all players’ co-host permissions and be able to access the host panel. | Example: /cohost all |
| /sethealthregen [player] [regen amount] | Changes the amount of self regen healing to the set amount, default = 7 | Example: /sethealthregen @a 7 |
| /give ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) [item] [amount] | Gives all players, a specific player, or a specific team a set amount of items. | Example: /give @s wool_white 5 |
| /disaster [disaster] | Spawning disasters in the game. Disasters: toxic_rain, meteors, tornado, void_rise | Example: /disaster void_rise |
| /setAC enabled/disabled | Toggle anti-cheat. | Example: /setac disabled |
| //flat [block name] [grid size] | Creates a baseplate. | Example: //flat stone_brick 5 |
| /cube | Creates a cube made out of Stone Brick, Wool and Oak Planks. | Example: /cube |
| /bed create [teamcolor] | Create a bed. | Example: /bed create yellow |
| /bed remove [bedid] | Remove a bed based on its bedid. You can see bed ids in creative mode. | Example: /bed remove 2_bed |
| /bed sethealth ([bedid]/@a) [amount] | An unknown command that allows you to set any bed’s health to [amount] | Example: /bed sethealth @a 500 |
| /bed list | Shows a list of the current bed ids in chat. | Example: /bed list |
| /gen create ([global]/[team]) [item] [interval] [amount] | Create or remove a generator. | Example: /gen create global wool_white 10 |
| /gen remove [generatorid] | Remove a generator based on its generatorid. You can see generator ids in creative mode. | Example: /gen remove wool_white_0 |
| /gen list | Shows a list of the current generator ids in chat. | Example: /gen list |
| /relic [name] | Gives a relic to the team you are currently in. | Example: /relic stomper |
| /shop ([create]/[remove]) [item/upgrade] | Create or remove a shop. | Example: /shop create item |
| /shopitem add [item] [quantity] [currency item] [price] | Adds an item to shop. | Example: /shopitem add wool_white 16 iron 8 |
| /shopitem remove [item] | Removes an item from shop. | Example: /shopitem remove wool_white |
| /setknockback [number] | Sets game knockback, default = 1. | Example: /setknockback 2 |
| /setteamspawn [teamcolor] | Sets the spawn point for the specified team at host/cohost that executed command position. | Example: /setteamspawn yellow |
| /setteam ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) [teamcolor] | Sets target’s or target(s)’ team to [teamcolor]. | Example: /setteam @team:red yellow |
| /scale ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) [size] | Scale target or target(s) characters to [size], default = 1. | Example: /scale @a 2 |
| /gm (1/0) ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) | Sets target gamemode, Gamemode 1 = Creative, Gamemode 0 = Pvp. | Example: /gm 1 @s |
| /givemastery ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) [amount] | Gives forge points to target(s). | Example: /givemastery @s 10 |
| /setvolcanic (sword/dagger/scythe/great_hammer/bow/armor) ([playername]/@a/@all/@team:[teamcolor]/@s) (true/false) | Gives volcanic forge to target(s). | Example: /setvolcanic bow @s true |
Here are the easy edit commands for Roblox BedWars:
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
| //set [block] | Sets the selected area to [block]. |
| //cut | Cuts the selected area, replacing it with air. |
| //undo | Undoes a certain action, whether it is a //set, //cut, or a //redo. |
| //redo | Redos an undo. Can only be done if an //undo was done at any time, prioritising the last time //undo was used. |
| //copy | Copies the selected area. |
| //paste | Pastes what’s copied using //copy. |
| //pos1 | Sets the first position using the player’s position. |
| //pos2 | Sets the second position using the player’s position. |
| //replace [originalblock] [replaceblock] | Replace the existing block to the another block. |
| //rotate [x] [y] [z] | Rotate the selected area based on the x-axis, y-axis, or z-axis. |
| //move [amount] [direction] | Move the selected area with f(forward), b(backward), r(right), l(left), u(up) or d(down) by [amount] |
| //expand [amount] [direction] | Expand the selected area with f(forward), b(backward), r(right), l(left), u(up) or d(down) by [amount] |
How Do You Use Roblox Bedwars Commands?
To use Roblox BedWars commands, you must have the appropriate permissions, typically as the host or co-host of a match. Commands are entered into the chat window, which can be accessed by pressing the “/” key or clicking the chat icon. Each command must start with a slash / followed by the command and parameters, if any.
For example, to spawn 10 diamond helmets, you would type:
/spawn diamond_helmet 10
These commands provide an extensive degree of control over the gameplay, allowing for a more tailored and enjoyable experience, especially in custom matches.
