Commands Overview
LiquidBounce provides a comprehensive set of commands that you can type in the Minecraft chat to control the client. All commands begin with the configured prefix (default: .).
Commands are organized into the following categories:
- Client Commands — Manage the client, modules, bindings, friends, and configurations.
- In-Game Commands — Utilities for in-game information such as coordinates, ping, TPS, and server info.
- Creative Commands — Item manipulation commands for Creative mode.
- Module Commands — Commands tied to specific modules (XRay, AutoDisable, Teleport, etc.).
- Translation Commands — Translate text and configure auto-translation.
- Marketplace Commands — Browse and manage marketplace items.
Quick Reference
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
.help | List all available commands |
.toggle <module> | Enable or disable a module |
.bind <module> <key> | Bind a module to a key |
.friend add <name> | Add a player to your friend list |
.config load <name> | Load an online configuration |
.panic | Disable all active modules |
.client prefix <prefix> | Change the command prefix |
.ping | Show your current ping |
.coordinates | Show your current position |
Usage
Type commands in the Minecraft chat window. The command prefix (default: .) must be the first character. Arguments in <angle brackets> are required, and arguments in [square brackets] are optional.
.toggle KillAura
.bind Speed left.alt
.friend add SenkJu
.friend add SenkJu "Senk Ju"
.value set modules.killaura.range 4.5
.value set settings.commands.prefix !
Note: Use double quotes around arguments that contain spaces, for example
.friend add SenkJu "Senk Ju".
Minecraft usernames cannot contain spaces — the example
.friend add "Senk Ju"as a username is invalid. Quotes are useful for aliases or display names when the command supports them.
Total: 40 commands