Health Command for Minecraft

Review Health Command

Commands for Health Management

In the vanilla Minecraft world, there are plenty of different commands that can be used for moving around biomes, searching for specific locations. Assigning yourself effects of enchantments, potions, and many other options. But even in the standard functionality, many aspects are still missing, so third-party add-ons from developers appear, expanding the boundaries of regular Minecraft so that every player can customize the game as they want. And one of the important mechanics here remains health: you can restore it, take it away from other mobs, kill, use various items to replenish HP.

The Health Command modification offers several commands for managing the health of the character and all other mobs inhabiting the game world. For example, you can easily give yourself 100 hearts of HP or reduce them to one! And there are many options for customization here. The whole process is carried out inside the game, where certain commands are available. In this material, we described all the available combinations for you so that you roughly understand how it works, how to quickly change health parameters for any mob or your character. Convenient process, quick implementation, minimal load on your build.

Health is an important aspect of the game, so the player constantly has to monitor their character’s stats to replenish HP in time, especially in cases when you have to go to some biome, dungeon, location. The same applies to players' pets: at some point they can die if HP is not restored, so users constantly monitor the stats using various mods, for example, Health Bar Indicator or ToroHealth Damage Indicators. Hundreds of such mods have been created for Minecraft that allow you to promptly track all changes in health of any creatures.

What is special about Health Command? It is a separate mod for the game that allows you to manage the health of any mobs and the character as well. For example, you have 10 hearts of HP, but you want to make it more. For this, there is a specific command syntax provided by the developer:

· /health – the main command used with various arguments, which we explain below;

· /health add – add health to a certain mob or player;

· /health set – set a certain amount of health for creatures, players, character. That is, you can choose base values that are always generated by default. For example, you have 10 hearts but want to set the default to 20;

· /health get – get additional HP points;

· /health reset – reset to the default value. For example, you changed many parameters but want to undo these changes. Just enter this command and specify for whom exactly the "rollback" needs to be done.

Despite the small number of commands, you can flexibly manage the health of any characters, players, creatures, both from the vanilla world and from other third-party mods. And here the syntax of Minecraft itself is already used. For example, to assign hearts to yourself, the command /health add (player name) 1000000 is used, but if you die, then all values reset afterwards. In this case, you need to use another option: /health set (player name) 1000000 so that changes are not reset after each death.

The features of this mod can be used in different game concepts, and we have told you about some of them:

· Creating unique maps. New types of maps with walkthroughs are released every day for Minecraft. You can add various mobs on them whose HP will be higher or lower than the base values. For example, a very strong boss or a horde of weak mobs that win only by numbers;

· Changing game mechanics. If you need to move away from vanilla Minecraft and try something new, Health Command will be the first step to this;

· Strengthening characters. If you want to make your hero stronger, it can definitely be done with the help of such a mod: literally one command allows you to give him any amount of health.

However, you need to know that the number of hearts is displayed in your character's interface if you change this for yourself. In this case, a large amount of HP will simply cover the screen, and you can see examples on our screenshots. But there are still certain limits on the number of icons, and here each player decides for themselves which GUI is comfortable in the panel and which is considered excessive. If you change values for mobs, you don’t have to worry much about display: in the vanilla version there are no icons for this, and if you use third-party mods, you can always configure the bars in detail.