/SLASHPLAY
How to teleport to a player in Minecraft
Type /teleport Steve Alex in chat as an operator to move Steve to Alex, or /teleport Alex to go to Alex yourself.
teleport
Moves players or entities to coordinates or to another entity, optionally setting where they face.
/teleport [<targets>] <location|destination> [<rotation>|facing <location>|facing entity <entity>] Examples
/tp @s 0 64 0 Teleports yourself to 0, 64, 0.
/teleport Steve Alex Moves Steve to Alex.
/execute in minecraft:the_nether run tp Steve 0 100 0 Sends Steve to the Nether.
Arguments
targetsOptional- Players or entities to move. Defaults to yourself.
locationRequired- x y z coordinates, absolute or relative.
destinationRequired- An entity to teleport to, instead of coordinates.
rotationOptional- Yaw and pitch to face after teleporting.
What it does
With one argument it moves you, with two it moves the targets. Coordinates can be absolute, relative with ~, or local with ^, and you can add a rotation or facing to set the view direction. It only moves targets within the current dimension; to cross dimensions, wrap it in execute in.
Good to know
- Needs operator permission level 2.
tpis an alias of this command.- In the server console you must name the targets, for example
tp Steve 0 64 0.
Run it on your server
On a SLASHPLAY server, type it in the Console tab without the leading slash; in game, operators type it in chat with the slash. New to this? Start a Minecraft server first.
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