How to create command block in minecraft in Xbox OneS

Hey Populargaming2!

I too would like to see command blocks in Minecraft Xbox edition! This, however, is not something that Microsoft has any control over. If you want your voice to be heard on this one, the people to contact is 4J Studios. They are the ones creating the
updates for us. Check out their website and twitter and give them your vote on the command block! I'll keep my fingers crossed, too!

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On the bedrock edition is there a possible way to replace a current sound for a mob when you hit them using command blocks? (For example)

I hit a zombie and it makes the sound of a placed anvil?

Hi there,

Thats not supposed to happen but there is 2 solutions:

- Go to the settings and command

- Restart and reinstall the game

If there is anything else let me know,

You will probably be better accessing Mojangs support site for more info, they also have game forums too

Minecraft Support Site and FAQs

Maybe try and look up a command block tutorial for timers and player effects on YouTube, I'm sure there are plenty.

To answer your first question though. Java and Bedrock are actually two different but very similar game clients. Bedrock is more or less the vanilla version, its basically the one Microsoft "owns" and pushes. Its, to be blunt, the Windows 10 version. Java
is the one everyone who makes Minecraft videos use. Its interfaces with mods and stuff are more friendly and easier to work as well as it receives updates and snapshots first (not always but a lot of the time) before W10 and console. The likely explanation
for why you can do those commands on Bedrock is simply because Java is basically a different running version of Minecraft, if that makes sense?

Java and Bedrock uses 2 different gaming code engines. They look similiar in gameplay but the code is completly different.

Which means that commands that work on Java wont work on Bedrock and vice versa.

There is some youtube videos on command blocks for Bedrock. Just need to look for them.