Commands/kit
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"title": "<code>/kit</code>",
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"label": "(link to Permission level article, displayed as Permission level<br>required)"
},
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"field": "(link to Cheat article, displayed as Cheat) only",
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Gives the local player a preset kit, likely for debugging use in creative mode.
Upon succeed, the command prints Gave [kit name] kit to player.
After spawning the kit, the items won't appear immediately in the inventory until you interact with the world (i.e., placing blocks, attacking, etc.)
When run in a command block, it will fail with the message "Could not find target player".
There are 4 presets available. Namely blockui, minecart, redstone and wool
Kits
Each of the four presets below spawns one of each item in its respective list below.
blockui
minecart
Redstone dust
Redstone torch
Lever
Stone button
Rail
Powered Rail
Detector Rail
Activator Rail
Minecart
redstone
Redstone dust
Redstone torch
Block of redstone
Redstone lamp
Stone button
Oak pressure plate
Tripwire hook
Oak trapdoor
Daylight detector
wool
White wool
Orange wool
Magenta wool
Light blue wool
Yellow wool
Lime wool
Pink wool
Red wool
Black wool
Syntax
/kit <kit: KitType>
Result
| Command | Trigger | Bedrock Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Any | The command is incomplete, or any argument is not specified correctly. | Unparseable |
| Attempt to spawn any kit that does not belong to any of the four presets. | Unparseable | |
| Running in a command block. | Failed | |
| Otherwise | Successful |
History
| Bedrock Edition | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2.13 | release | Accidentally added developer commands to iOS, including /kit. | |||||
| 1.2.14 | Removed all developer commands. | ||||||
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Sources
- Commands/kit — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3569745.