1.9 Solution

Place the following command in a repeating command block set to always active:

/execute @a[x=a,y=b,z=c,r=d] ~ ~ ~ tp @p e f g

Where:

• a, b, and c are the XYZ co-ordinates that you want to teleport players from
• d is the radius in blocks around that point where players will be selected (min 1)
• e, f, and g are the XYZ co-ordinates that you want to teleport players to (i.e. the destination)

1.8 Solution

Use the same command as above, but since no repeating command blocks exist, place the command block on a fill clock.

The following will teleport a player one block into the air:

/tp @p ~0 ~1 ~0

Here is the breakdown:

• /tp - The command to teleport a player
• @p - The player closest to you. Also, if you are playing with Command Blocks, then this will teleport the player standing closest to the command block.

The next three are the X, Y, and Z coordinates. The tilde means "relative to the current position".

• ~0 - Zero blocks in the X (East/West) direction
• ~1 - Positive one blocks in the Y (Up/Down) direction
• ~0 - Zero blocks in the Z (North/South) direction

A tilde by itself is shorthand for ~0. For example, the following will teleport the player down (in the negative Y direction) five blocks.

/tp @p ~ ~-5 ~