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

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In this tutorial, I show you how to create a Knockback 1,000 stick in Minecraft Bedrock Edition using command blocks. By setting up a command that detects when a player is holding a stick and then teleporting nearby mobs away from the player’s location, you can achieve an incredibly powerful knockback effect that sends mobs flying across the map. This command also works on items, making it a fun and creative way to interact with the game world.

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

Hey everybody, it’s UnderMyCap and welcome back to another video! Today I’m going to be showing you how to make a Knockback 1,000 stick in Minecraft Bedrock. If you’re on Java Edition, don’t worry — I have a separate video for you linked in the description. But for Bedrock users, which includes MCPE players, this one’s for you!

If you’d prefer to follow along visually, you can watch the full video here: Watch the video on YouTube


Getting Started — Grabbing a Command Block

To kick things off, you’ll want to get yourself a Command Block. To do this, open your chat and type in the following command:

/give @s command_block

Once you hit enter, you’ll be given a Command Block and we can get started on the fun part! Go ahead and place the Command Block down wherever you’d like to set it up.


Entering The Command

Now that your Command Block is placed, tap or click the plus icon to expand it and open the input field. This command is a little detailed, but if you follow along step by step it should be nice and straightforward. I’ll break it down in chunks so you can understand exactly what each part does.

The first part of the command handles the “executing” logic. Essentially, we’re going to test whether a player is holding a stick in their hand. We use execute as @a @s positioned with the approximate location, and then check with hasitem whether an entity is holding a stick in their main weapon slot. The key part here is making sure you include the curly bracket — that’s very important!

Once the game detects a stick is being held, it will then run a command that teleports nearby mobs away from themselves. We use tp @e (which targets all entities) with type=!player — the exclamation mark meaning “not”, so we make sure players themselves are never teleported. We then use relative coordinates using the arrow location symbols on your keyboard to tell the game exactly how far to teleport the mob away from its current position.

The full command should look like this when entered correctly:

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

Make sure you copy it word for word! I also have the command available in the YouTube video description for easy copying, since it’s quite a detailed command. Once you’re happy with it, save it by clicking the X to close the Command Block.


Seeing It In Action

Now for the best part — testing it out! If you spawn a chicken and hit it with your stick, you’ll see it fly way off into the distance. The same goes for other mobs like sheep — give one a tap and watch it go soaring! What makes this even cooler is that it also works on items sitting on the ground. Walk up to an item on the floor while holding your stick and watch it launch into the air. It’s such a fun and satisfying command to play around with!


Final Thoughts

And that’s all there is to it! With just a Command Block and the right command, you can have your very own Knockback 1,000 stick in Minecraft Bedrock. It’s a fantastic trick to show your friends or just have a great time with in your world. If you enjoyed this, don’t forget to leave a like and subscribe — it’s greatly appreciated, and I can’t wait to see you in the next one. See ya!

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