This function is used almost entirely by minigame makers and it’s quite possible you’ve been playing Minecraft since the beginning without ever seeing it. This trick is a little more involved than the simple “pvp=false” toggle available to server users, but we think you’ll appreciate how clever it is.įor years Minecraft has had a “ scoreboard” feature built in. Nonetheless, there is a really clever way to hijack a feature in the game you’re likely not even using to accomplish exactly what you want: disabling PVP. If you haven’t jumped into the world of running your own Minecraft server, and instead share your game with friends by opening your Minecraft game to the LAN, this section of the tutorial is for you.ĭespite the fact that fans have been clamoring for a simple way to turn of PVP in a local LAN game for years, there is no simple toggle in the settings menu (like there is for, say, changing the game difficulty level). The second is for players who don’t run a local server but instead use the “open to LAN” feature to share their game with people on their local network.Įither way, when you’re done, you’ll no longer need to worry about accidentally hacking up your friends or your kids fighting over PVP damage. The first is a simple toggle that has been available to people running Minecraft servers for ages if you’re running a Minecraft server at home we suggest you use the first method. We’re going to look at two techniques for disabling PVP. Let’s put an end to friendly fire and help keep the peace in both your block worlds and your homes by turning off PVP damage in Minecraft. (If you’re one of those parents, by the way, and you want to learn more about the game your kids are obsessed with, we’ve got you covered.) If, however, you’re one of the many people who are annoyed by how easy it is to slash your buddies with your sword instead of the zombies that are attacking your base, you’ll find this useful.įurther, if you’re one of the many parents who are sick of the drama when one of your kids accidentally (or purposely) kills another one of your kids during a rowdy Minecraft adventure, this is definitely the tutorial for you. If fighting your friends in Lord-of-the-Flies-style island combat is the whole reason you enjoy playing Minecraft, than this certainly isn’t the tutorial for you.
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