Category:Minecraft PE Mods & Addons / Minecraft PE Addons
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Description:
Do you own a realm, server, or a popular world that needs more fun to it? All types of worlds can have more fun to it, especially when you’re using Realm Minigames. Realm Minigames builds minigames, and lets you play them.
Welcome to Realm Minigames (The Preview)
Currently I am still creating the addon. So, this is a preview of two very basic minigames to be in the preview: spleef and pvp.
What is Realm Minigames?
Realm Minigames is a function pack that you can use for worlds (realms are the most recommended use). If you’re a bad builder and commander, but you still want minigames without downloading a map? I fill you. Realm Minigames builds your minigames like no problem at all. Type in a command, (Example: /function rm-spleef) and it will build the minigame wherever you are. We recommend you go in creative mode and to fly up and then start the minigame.
Commands in Preview
– /function rm-spleef
– /function rm-pvp
– /function rm-end
– /function rm-help
Do this Before Starting
Before starting, there is one thing you have to do that we can’t do. Please follow these steps to find out how to start playing minigames:
1. Get a command block (Go in chat and type /give @p command_block)
2. Place the command block
3. Tap or right or right-click the command block
4. Tap the command input box and type function rm-engine
5. Change the command block type to a repeating and turn it to always active instead of needs redstone.
If you want to watch a video instead, I set up a video for you to watch.
Video not working? Use this link to watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/eK60cykAKI8
Credits
SpleifHoleDeath – Did everything (He didn’t work with anyone)
Xbox Live Gamertag – SpleifHoleDeath
If you want to know the commands, type this:
I hope you like it!
PLEASE NOTE:
Soon, I might come out with the real Realm Minigames. You should be aware that if you see the real Realm Minigames out, don’t mistake it with another preview.
