Changing gamemodes in Minecraft might be considered cheating in some cases, but it can allow players to do a variety of things mid-game.
For example: switching into creative mode can allow players to get themselves out of a jam they wouldn’t be able to get out of in survival. Or even build a house without having to scavenge for materials.
There are currently four different gamemodes, one of which is exclusive only to Minecraft Java Edition. “Survival,” “Creative,” “Adventure” and exclusively, “Spectator.”
In this article, players can learn how to switch gamemodes mid-game in Minecraft Java Edition.
How to change gamemodes while mid-game
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<p>Don’t want to switch gamemodes mid-game? No problem. There are methods to allow cheats, including the ability to change gamemodes, through the initial world creator menu.</p>
<p>First, click <strong>“Create New World.”</strong></p>
<p>After finishing the final touches on a world name, hit “More World Options.”</p>
<p>From there, players can do a variety of things, such as edit the predetermined randomly generated world, and enable cheats. Click “Allow Cheats” once again so it says “On.”</p>
<p>Players are now free to switch gamemodes mid-game and don’t have to keep redoing the process each time they quit the game or exit their Minecraft world.</p>
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