Minecraft is a popular video game that allows players to build and explore virtual worlds. One key element of the game is the “respawn radius.” This is the area around a player’s spawn point that determines where they will reappear if they die.
The respawn radius can be customized in the game’s settings, and players can use it to their advantage. So, here’s everything you need to know about the respawn radius in Minecraft.
What is a Respawn Radius in Minecraft?
The respawn radius is quite simple. It simply refers to how far the game can position you when you respawn from the world spawn point.
For instance, if your respawn radius is 8 blocks, you can respawn anywhere from 1 to 8 blocks from your initial spawn [1] location.
How Do You Set a Respawn Radius in Minecraft?
In this guide, we’ll teach you how to use a gamerule command to change the player spawn radius on your Minecraft server. When players spawn into your environment, you may use this to disperse them farther apart.
- Enter your Minecraft server or go to the server console.
- Type /gamerule spawnRadius value> (ensuring to keep the upper case letters) into the command line. This determines how far a player will be randomly spawned after entering the game or after dying from the world's spawn point. All players will always spawn in the same location if the spawn radius is set to one. Ten blocks are chosen as the default. Please be aware that this command is case sensitive.
- That's it. No more server spawn kills when new players join.
