How To Get A Knockback 1,000 Stick In Minecraft Bedrock Tutorial!

Video Summary
In this video, I show you how to make a Knockback 1,000 stick in Minecraft Bedrock using a command block. I walk you through getting a command block with /give and then entering an execute command that detects when you’re holding a stick. When it detects the stick, it teleports nearby non-player entities, launching mobs (and even dropped items) far away. I also mention the full command will be in the description and demonstrate it on chickens, sheep, and items.

Formatted Transcript

Hey everyone, welcome back to another video. Today I’m going to show you how to make a knockback stick level 1000 in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

If you’re on Java Edition, don’t worry—I have a separate video for that linked in the description. This tutorial is specifically for Bedrock players (including MCPE).

What We’re Making

Right now, I’m holding a normal stick. If I hit a mob, it barely moves. We’re going to change that by using a command block so that anything you hit (or even get near, depending on the setup) gets launched far away.

Step 1: Get a Command Block

First, you need a command block. To get one, type:

/give @s command_block

After you hit enter, you’ll be given a command block.

Step 2: Place the Command Block

Place the command block down wherever you want. Then open it and tap the plus icon to expand the command input area (if needed).

Step 3: Enter the Command

This part can look complicated, but if you type it exactly as shown, it will work. The idea is:

  • Check if a player is holding a stick.
  • If they are, teleport nearby non-player entities away using relative coordinates.

Use the following command (copy it exactly):

execute as @a at @s positioned ~~~ if entity @a[r=3,hasitem={item=stick,location=slot.weapon.mainhand}] run tp @e[type=!player,r=3] ^20 ^ ^30

Once you’ve entered the command, close the command block menu to save it.

How It Works (Quick Explanation)

This command tests whether a player within a radius is holding a stick in their main hand. If so, it runs a teleport command on all entities nearby—excluding players (that’s what type=!player means).

The ^ symbols are relative coordinates that move entities in a direction away from the player’s facing position, which is why things get launched.

Testing It

Now spawn something like a chicken and hit it with the stick—you should see it fly far away. Try it with other mobs like sheep too.

Something funny: this also works with items on the ground. If you drop items and walk up to them, they can get launched as well, which is really cool.

That’s It

That’s the whole command. If you enjoyed this tutorial, don’t forget to leave a like and subscribe. I’ll see you in the next video—see you!

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