How To Get A Stick In Minecraft

The debug stick is an item in Minecraft that allows players to change the block status of blocks in the game. This item looks like any normal stick in Minecraft. However, it has the luster of an enchanted item.

The debug stick is available through the use of certain cheat commands in Minecraft and can only be obtained if certain conditions are met. Because of this, the debug stick is one of Minecraft's underutilized features.

Not sure what this article is or how to use it? You're not alone. Here is our guide on how to use the debug stick in Minecraft.

Minecraft: How to Use the Debug Stick

Obtain

Players can only get the debug stick by using in-game commands like / give or / replaceitem. Players can only obtain this item in Minecraft Java Edition. Also, the debug stick cannot be obtained or used in games that run in survival, hardcore, or adventure mode.

purpose of use

Minecraft players can only use the item in creative worlds that have cheats enabled.

You can use a debug stick to change the state of a block in the game. This can be done by pressing the block you want to change with the debug stick. This allows players to select and cycle through the block status key they want to change. Using the debug stick on the block allows players to scroll through the block health values such as north, south, east, west, up or down.

Minecraft players can also sneak in while hitting the block they want to change. This allows players to step through the block state values in reverse order. Players will also need to sneak into the game if the block they are modifying is an interactive block like a craft table or an oven.

story

The debug stick was added to Minecraft in Java Edition 1.13. Even so, debug sticks are not a gameplay feature that is fully supported by Minecraft's developers.

Because of this, any issues arising from the use of the item will be marked as "Will Not Be Fixed" in the game's issue tracker. Problems related to the physical object are not automatically flagged in this way.

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