Minecraft /PARTICLE Command Tutorial [1.19]

How to use the Minecraft particle command for 1.16/1.17/1.18/1.19 and above! How well do you REALLY know the particle command? I'll show you all the features in depth, starting from the basics! Wondering how to make cool particle trails, working sinks/showers, abstract fireballs and more? You've come to the right place! You can use this for your own custom particle effects, to spice up your builds, or just add life to any creation you might have!

0:00 - The Particle Command
0:47 - The Essentials
1:36 - Count, Speed, "Delta"
3:29 - Best Practices (force vs normal mode)
4:09 - Cool Examples
5:27 - Custom Colors (entity_effect)
6:07 - Directional Speed
6:27 - Custom Colors (dust)
7:04 - Full Color Displays?!?!
7:58 - More Videos

===COMMANDS=== (for your copy & pasting enjoyment (you'll need to replace ~ ~ ~ with your own coordinates))
Flies: /particle minecraft:warped_spore ~ ~ ~ 3 2 3 0 5
Sparkles: /particle minecraft:end_rod ~ ~ ~ 8 2 3 0 2
"Confetti": /particle minecraft:totem_of_undying ~ ~ ~ 1 .5 1 0 5
Flash: /particle minecraft:flash ~ ~ ~ 3 2 2 0 2
Particle trail:
/execute at @a unless block ~ ~-1 ~ air run particle soul_fire_flame ~ ~.125 ~ .15 0 .15 0.01 1
/execute at @a unless block ~ ~-1 ~ air run particle flame ~ ~.125 ~ .15 0 .15 0.01 1
Sink: /particle minecraft:dripping_water ~ ~ ~
Shower: /particle minecraft:falling_water ~ ~ ~ 0.1 0.1 0.1 .1 1

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===l o n k s===

[Legitimoose]

*Hot tip that I couldn't fit into the video:*
When you use tab to fill in coordinates for the particle command, they are much more precise than usual! You can look at a particular point on a block and get the coordinates easily! This is what I did to get the particles on the _tip_ of the shower head and sink.

_2nd, lukewarm tip that didn't make the cut:_
After force/normal you can specify what players you want to see the particle. @a would be all players, but you could for example, only show particles to players on a certain team.

[deadaccounta]

particles are good at making builds better and destroying computers

[wxbiodj]

The dust particle can also be used with a minecraft id instead of more number

The block particle does the same

[ooooggll]

These are the kinds of command tutorials I wished I had years ago. Very useful

[gimmy]

I feel like you're one of the only small youtubers I enjoy watching.

[jacksonmarino]

I would definitely like to see another about the particle generators

[ryanb.]

Keep up the good videos! I recommend making videos on nbt data (Mainly the Selected Item tag, because it is used in so many commands)

[GoQQmode]

I watched it 3 times in through discord now time to watch it again in YouTube Thanks for the tutorial for this /particle You are helping alot of People and I hope your life will be great or stay great :b

[sonicrushXII]

This is why I watch these.
I always learn something new

(I've been making datapacks for about a year now)

[herobrinetcm]

I was making custom abilities like fire and water powers etc, this helped a lot! I used your carrot sick detection, it's for me and my brother on a server! The particles really spruce the abilities.

[oppositeonion]

You literally have the best command tutorials on yt, I learned so much from watching you :)

[toamastar]

thanks man! Amazing tutorial! I remember i buiilt like a machine that "generates electricity" and I put particles inside it swooshing around, it was complicated to get working, then it stopped working and I couldn't remember how to fix it, definetely gonna give some of these a try! :)

[paulellsworth]

Dude. I needed this!!! The only good tutorial I found. Liked and subbed. Can't wait to try more particles!! Making a magic wand data pack.

[ffywsdl]

Until I saw this vid, I'd never known how to use entity_effect.
Thank you for making this cool vid :)

[josephloorpino]

Holy!!! these videos are golden! you are truly a talented person, I am so glad I found your channel. Gracias por el esfuerzo que pones en tus videos! son asombrosos!

[Paul-Marmet]

I never knew particles were this interesting!

[seantiger]

Great tutorial, Loved it a lot and learned so much! You make great videos keep it up.

[brutexx]

Thank you again for your tutorials, you explain stuff very well and I'm very happy I get to learn from them.

[beepboop]

In-depth but entertaining, Good video!

[failbird]

I wanted to see a video to know how to improve my particles commands, and i found a goldmine of a video.
Thank you