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I am in minecraft 1.8.9, and when I try to do /gamerule KeepInventory true, it says the command has been updated, and then I go and do /kill. But I still lose my items, both in creative and in survival. What am I doing wrong?
@Arperum mentioned in the comments that it should be keepInventory, but on some worlds, when I type /gamerule and cycle through the rules, the one with the uppercase "K" shows up. Is that a glitch?
Yes, I know it's a bit outdated but have you tried editing the level.dat?
Just download this program and run it. Open the menu File > Open and then select the level.dat in C:/Users/[me]/AppData/Roaming/.minecraft/[matching mc world]/level.dat. Then unfold to the followings Data > GameRules > doDaylightCycle. Double-click to edit it and enter false. Save and start the game.
When building an End Portal by yourself, there are several pitfalls to avoid.
The portal must be exactly 3X3 blocks large, meaning you need 12 End Portal Frame blocks.
You need to place an Eye of Ender into each block.
The End Portal frames must face the center. This is the tricky one. End Portal Frames have 8 block states, two for each cardinal direction (with/without eye), even though the texture only has two orientations ("wavy" side, "spike" side). The be a valid portal, the blocks on the north side need to face south, the ones on the east must point west, and so on.
When you place an end portal frame, it will point towards you (similar to pistons). To ensure a valid portal, you can place the blocks while standing in the center, facing outwards.
You also need the last eye of ender to be facing inwards for the portal to work.
Best Answer
The gamerule to keep your inventory is
keepInventory, with a lower case "k"You can look up the available gamerules on the wiki or in this question (which is basically copying the wiki).
The "glitch" you are observing isn't one. Since 1.8, the game allows you to add any arbitrary gamerule. Normally, these don't do anything, but you can add actual functionality via command blocks. What you are observing on some worlds is most likely that you already set
KeepInventorytotrue, making it a valid gamerule in that particular world, hence it shows up for auto-complete.