If you want to make an adventure map but don't have a clue on how to make one with a lot of commands, I can help. Using a command block (/give [player name] 137) and a lot of commands is the easiest way to make an
adventure map.
To open the command block GUI, you need to click the block with the button you use to place blocks and it will come up with the GUI above this text. The most common command used in adventure maps is the /say command, but before we get into all the commands, there are 4 different things which is the most important part about a lot of commands. With commands like tp, say and other commands, you must have a certain name with them. Let's say you want to make a multiplayer adventure map and you want a random player to say a certain text, you will type say @r : and continue typing the speech (e.g. say @r : Your reign of terror is over, Dark Bones!) If you want the closest player to only be effected by the action, you will use @p. If you want a random person to be effected by the action, use @r. If you want every player on the server, you will use @a. If you want a certain person to be effected, type the players name in the command. E.g. tp flying_H_ -63.47012 237 23.60258 and it will teleport flying_H_ to -63.47012 237 23.60258.
Teleport command
If you want a player(s) to be teleported to another spot like an arena to a castle or a regular castle to the same castle but split up into multiple pieces. To do this, you must need the teleport command as things can't naturally break up or form (until 1.7 with the setblock command) so to do this you need to open the command block GUI menu. Then you have to type tp [player name] [x] [y] [z] and the coordinates for x y and z (seen with F3) will be the teleportation spot. Let's say I wanted to go from -1 214 457 to -1146 198 457 (1145 x blocks away, 6 y blocks away and 0 z blocks away) so I place down my command block at -1 214 457, open the GUI menu and type tp flying_H_ -1146 198 457, put a redstone signal to it, activate the redstone signal and then I will end up where I want to and will save a lot of time of having to hold w, a, s and d.
Say and Tell command
The say and tell command are very similar to each other with only the smallest difference. First I will talk about the say command. For the say command, I will have to open my command block GUI and type say and then continue the text. This is also a main command with conversations and tips in adventure maps. E.g. If I want the text 'You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says', I would type in my command block, say You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says, and then it will come up in the chat bar [@] You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says. This is also a good way for conversations. E.g. Here is a good example of a conversation. say @r : Herobrine! I will find and defeat you in your castle! say Herobrine : Are you sure about that? I am hiding way up in the sky. In space. You will never defeat me! say @r : I can come to you in this rocket ship! Don't expect to be able to run away from me because I got a diamond sword and 132 arrows with your name on them. That is a great conversation for a Herobrine map. Tell. The tell command is very similar to the say command. But instead of it saying [@] This is a say command, it will say Whispers to you: This is a tell command. For the tell command, you must type in the command GUI, tell and then the text you want. These are only for hints or secrets or codes or other things. E.g. Whispers to you: Herobrine lurks in his castle but will soon be far away from his castle. Go to his castle quick.
Effect command
If you want a player(s) to get effected with a potion effect without a potion flying out of nowhere, this command is best for you. Let's say you wanted a player to have nausea for 10 seconds. You would type effect @p, @a, @r, [player name] 9 10 and then they will get nausea for 10 seconds. If you wanted a player to have minor speed (1-5), you will type effect @p, @r, @a ,[player name] 1 100000 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. If you want a player to have major speed (6-20), you will type effect @p, @a, @r, [player name] 1 100000 6 - 20. If you want a player to have outrageous speed (21-255), you will type effect @p, @a, @r,[player name] 1 100000 21 - 255 and they will be extremely fast. The max for all potion effects are 255. An ID list of effects are here at http://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/potion-effect-ids/ and then you can start making your adventure map with effects.
Scoreboard command
A scoreboard is a side GUI for a lot of things. First, you have to create a team/scoreboard selection. You can do that by typing /scoreboard objectives add [scoreboard name] [scoreboard criteria] Here is a simple example. /scoreboard objectives add Kills totalKillcount and Kills will be added to the scoreboards GUI which is displayed at the right of your screen. The amount of kills that you do to a mob or a player will add a point to Kill. You can also add points by using in a command block, scoreboard players add [player] [objective] [count] and the number you put in count will then add that amount of points onto the players objective. E.g. scoreboard players add @p Fails 1 and then the closest player will get 1 point added to their Fails for parkour maps.
Well that's basically the basics. I hope I helped you and if I didn't, I'm sorry and if you knew all the commands sorry for wasting your time but it is said in the title they're 'easy' commands so you might already know about them. See you guys next time!
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adventure map.
To open the command block GUI, you need to click the block with the button you use to place blocks and it will come up with the GUI above this text. The most common command used in adventure maps is the /say command, but before we get into all the commands, there are 4 different things which is the most important part about a lot of commands. With commands like tp, say and other commands, you must have a certain name with them. Let's say you want to make a multiplayer adventure map and you want a random player to say a certain text, you will type say @r : and continue typing the speech (e.g. say @r : Your reign of terror is over, Dark Bones!) If you want the closest player to only be effected by the action, you will use @p. If you want a random person to be effected by the action, use @r. If you want every player on the server, you will use @a. If you want a certain person to be effected, type the players name in the command. E.g. tp flying_H_ -63.47012 237 23.60258 and it will teleport flying_H_ to -63.47012 237 23.60258.
Teleport command
If you want a player(s) to be teleported to another spot like an arena to a castle or a regular castle to the same castle but split up into multiple pieces. To do this, you must need the teleport command as things can't naturally break up or form (until 1.7 with the setblock command) so to do this you need to open the command block GUI menu. Then you have to type tp [player name] [x] [y] [z] and the coordinates for x y and z (seen with F3) will be the teleportation spot. Let's say I wanted to go from -1 214 457 to -1146 198 457 (1145 x blocks away, 6 y blocks away and 0 z blocks away) so I place down my command block at -1 214 457, open the GUI menu and type tp flying_H_ -1146 198 457, put a redstone signal to it, activate the redstone signal and then I will end up where I want to and will save a lot of time of having to hold w, a, s and d.
Say and Tell command
The say and tell command are very similar to each other with only the smallest difference. First I will talk about the say command. For the say command, I will have to open my command block GUI and type say and then continue the text. This is also a main command with conversations and tips in adventure maps. E.g. If I want the text 'You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says', I would type in my command block, say You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says, and then it will come up in the chat bar [@] You can enter through this door once you find the key and put it where it says. This is also a good way for conversations. E.g. Here is a good example of a conversation. say @r : Herobrine! I will find and defeat you in your castle! say Herobrine : Are you sure about that? I am hiding way up in the sky. In space. You will never defeat me! say @r : I can come to you in this rocket ship! Don't expect to be able to run away from me because I got a diamond sword and 132 arrows with your name on them. That is a great conversation for a Herobrine map. Tell. The tell command is very similar to the say command. But instead of it saying [@] This is a say command, it will say Whispers to you: This is a tell command. For the tell command, you must type in the command GUI, tell and then the text you want. These are only for hints or secrets or codes or other things. E.g. Whispers to you: Herobrine lurks in his castle but will soon be far away from his castle. Go to his castle quick.
Effect command
If you want a player(s) to get effected with a potion effect without a potion flying out of nowhere, this command is best for you. Let's say you wanted a player to have nausea for 10 seconds. You would type effect @p, @a, @r, [player name] 9 10 and then they will get nausea for 10 seconds. If you wanted a player to have minor speed (1-5), you will type effect @p, @r, @a ,[player name] 1 100000 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. If you want a player to have major speed (6-20), you will type effect @p, @a, @r, [player name] 1 100000 6 - 20. If you want a player to have outrageous speed (21-255), you will type effect @p, @a, @r,[player name] 1 100000 21 - 255 and they will be extremely fast. The max for all potion effects are 255. An ID list of effects are here at
http://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/potion-effect-ids/ and then you can start making your adventure map with effects.
Scoreboard command
A scoreboard is a side GUI for a lot of things. First, you have to create a team/scoreboard selection. You can do that by typing /scoreboard objectives add [scoreboard name] [scoreboard criteria] Here is a simple example. /scoreboard objectives add Kills totalKillcount and Kills will be added to the scoreboards GUI which is displayed at the right of your screen. The amount of kills that you do to a mob or a player will add a point to Kill. You can also add points by using in a command block, scoreboard players add [player] [objective] [count] and the number you put in count will then add that amount of points onto the players objective. E.g. scoreboard players add @p Fails 1 and then the closest player will get 1 point added to their Fails for parkour maps.
Well that's basically the basics. I hope I helped you and if I didn't, I'm sorry and if you knew all the commands sorry for wasting your time but it is said in the title they're 'easy' commands so you might already know about them. See you guys next time!