/team
Creates teams and controls their members and display options: name color, friendly-fire, seeing invisible teammates, nametag/death-message visibility, and collision rules. Teams are the standard way to color player names and toggle PvP between groups.
What is /team used for?
What /team is for
Creates teams and controls their members and options: name color, friendly fire, seeing invisible teammates, nametag visibility, and collision rules.
When to use /team
Color player names, split a lobby into red vs blue, toggle PvP between groups, or hide nametags for a stealth game.
Tips for /team
/team modify <team> friendlyFire false stops teammates damaging each other, and color also tints the names. To send team-only chat, players use /teammsg.
Syntax
Parameters
- action
- literal
- add / empty / join / leave / list / modify / remove.
- team
- string
- Team name.
- optionoptional
- literal
- color, friendlyFire, nametagVisibility, collisionRule, etc.
Command builder
Fill in the options below to generate a ready-to-paste /team command.
add / empty / join / leave / list / modify / remove.
Team name.
color, friendlyFire, nametagVisibility, collisionRule, etc.
Examples
Create a team named 'red'.
Color the team's names red.
Add all players to the red team.
Disable PvP damage between teammates.
Common questions
How do I change a team's name color?
Run /team modify <team> color <color>, e.g. /team modify red color red. It tints members' names.
How do I turn off friendly fire?
Use /team modify <team> friendlyFire false so players on the same team can't damage each other.
Permission level
/team requires Cheats (op level 2). In single-player you need the world's "Allow Cheats" toggle on. On a multiplayer server you need to be opped — see /op.