debug Minecraft command

The Minecraft debug command allows players to access a wide range of debugging tools and information, such as chunk boundaries, entity paths, targeted block information, and more. By utilizing this command, players can effectively diagnose and troubleshoot issues within the game to ensure smooth gameplay experience.

debug Syntax:

/debug Command

debug Options:

Option	Description
-c	Continues executing the command if a breakpoint is encountered.
-s	Steps into the next function call.
-o	Steps over the next function call.
-stp	Steps out of the current function.
-l	Lists the current line of code being executed.

Caution

Use the debug command with caution, incorrect usage may lead to unexpected behavior or errors in the game.

Parameters:

Parameter	Description
Command	The command to be debugged.

debug Command Usage Examples:

Toggle Hitboxes

/debug hitboxes

Enables or disables the display of hitboxes around entities for easier visualization and debugging.

Show Chunk Borders

/debug start

Displays chunk borders in the game world, helping to identify different chunk areas for troubleshooting and optimization.

Reload Resource Packs

/debug report resource

Reloads all resource packs in the game for testing changes or fixing issues related to textures or sounds.

Test Light Updates

/debug report light

Generates a report on light updates in the game, allowing for analysis and optimization of lighting mechanics.

Check Block States

/debug report blocks

Provides detailed information on block states in the game, aiding in debugging issues related to block interactions or updates.

Tip

Remember to always refer to the official Minecraft documentation or forums for any specific questions or issues related to the debug command.

How do I use debug in Minecraft?

To use the debug command in console, execute the following command:

debug --reload

What are some common options for the debug command?

Some common options for the debug command include:

debug --reload
debug --profile start
debug --cpu start

How can I reload debug data in Minecraft?

To reload debug data in Minecraft, use the following command:

debug --reload

How to start profiling with the debug command?

To start profiling with the debug command, you can use:

debug --profile start

Can I monitor CPU activity with the debug command?

Yes, you can monitor CPU activity with the debug command, using:

debug --cpu start

How do I troubleshoot issues using the debug command?

For troubleshooting with the debug command, consider using:

debug --track {{issue}}

Is there a way to stop profiling with the debug command?

To stop profiling with the debug command, you can execute:

debug --profile stop

How to get help or more information about the debug command?

For more information and help regarding the debug command, you can use:

debug --help

Applications of the debug command

• Monitoring entity pathfinding
• Observing entity AI behaviors
• Examining block updates
• Tracking block events
• Analyzing entity statistics
• Debugging world generation