In contrast to the creative freedom that the Minecraft world offers players, its vehicles have always been limiting. But not anymore. Thanks to the new ride command in Minecraft 1.20, every entity in the game is now a rideable vehicle. Not only that, but every mob can now become a driver in Minecraft. As crazy as it sounds, this is just the beginning of a new level of creativity in the game. So let's stop rambling and learn how to use the ride command in Minecraft.
How to use the /Ride command in Minecraft | All about /Ride
Currently, the ride command is exclusive to the Minecraft Java edition and is only available in Minecraft Snapshot 23W03A. Its functionality, syntax and mechanics may change in the final version.
As the name reveals, the ride command in Minecraft allows players to initiate or prevent a particular unit from riding other units. By default, players can ride multiple mobs in Minecraft, including horses, striders, etc. In addition, several entities in the game can also ride other units, such as zombies riding chickens and more. But with the help of the ride command, you can change the driving rules and turn almost any device into a vehicle or a passenger.
After updating to the latest Minecraft snapshot, it's time to learn how to use the ride command in Minecraft. When you want to make a device ride on another device, the ride command has a simple syntax:
