Why do I die when I run "/kill @e [type=!player]"?

/kill @e [type=!player]

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Does kill @E kill everything?

To prevent killing your own player, make sure to limit the command from killing yourself as well. For example, /kill @e[type=! player] will kill every entity except for your own player. Remember that some mobs will spawn additional mobs, such as slimes.

How do you kill an entity without killing a player?

Examples

To kill the player executing the command: kill @s.

To kill the player Steve: kill Steve.

To kill item entities: kill @e[type=item]

To kill all entities within 10 blocks: ...

To kill all entities except players: kill @e[type=!player]

To kill all creepers within 10 blocks:

What does kill @E mean?

The @e target selector is used to target all entities in the game. This includes both players and mobs in the world. For example, you can use the @e selector with the /kill command to kill all enderman: /kill @e[type=enderman]

How do you kill the Enderman command?

Typing \u201c /kill \u201d any target in the console will destroy pretty much everything that can be removed, including the player.

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Minecraft Command Tutorial #3 - /kill, and /tag (little /xp)

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