Bedrock command hub
Explore Lumine Minecraft Bedrock commands for MCPE proxy sessions, including combat, movement, visual, world, player, client, and utility modules.
Quick answer
Lumine publishes first-party Minecraft Bedrock command pages so players can understand the available modules, tiers, aliases, and setup path before starting a proxy session.
Players often search by command or module name before they trust a client or proxy. This page points those searches toward the full Lumine command hub, category clusters, and individual command references instead of leaving command details hidden behind login.
The catalog includes combat, movement, visual, world, player, misc, and client commands. High-intent examples include killaura, xray, fly, reach, scaffold, nuker, freecam, timer, ESP, and anti-knockback.
Lumine commands are used after starting a browser-controlled Minecraft Bedrock proxy and joining from the normal Bedrock client on console, mobile, or PC.
Explore next
Open the full command catalog and category list.
Compare aura, reach, hitbox, aim, and other combat utilities.
Browse fly, speed, teleport, anti-knockback, and traversal modules.
Review xray/search, ESP, fullbright, radar, and HUD-style modules.
Common questions
Lumine publishes first-party Minecraft Bedrock command pages so players can understand the available modules, tiers, aliases, and setup path before starting a proxy session.
Create or sign in to Lumine, link the Microsoft account that can access your destination, choose a server, Realm, or friend world, start the proxy, and join from Minecraft Bedrock with the current connection details.
Lumine is designed for Minecraft Bedrock workflows on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, and PC. The browser starts the proxy, while the normal Bedrock client handles the final join.
