If you play in Minecraft with other people and enter a command, then others see it in their chat or not?
You only see it when you enter it as long as there's a / z / Time Set
Others do not see the command itself. In normal multiplayer, however, they see the server's response, e.g. Xy has set the time to 1000 in the chat. If the command has no issue in the chat, the other players see nothing. With / gamerule sendCommandFeedback false the feedback of commands (except / say) can be switched off.
If so, the commands may still be visible in the log (gamerule logAdminCommands). In addition, one can still consider whether to turn off the output of CommandBlocks (gamerule commandBlockOutput).
Oh ok, thanks!
Oh thanks!
Addendum: when death notices are on, / kill is simply xy died while there's always standing there as the one who died. So you know then that / kill was used - just not by whom.
