BufferCommands
by adfr06
BufferCommands lets a player paste several Minecraft commands at once and send them in order from a single box, with an optional delay between each.
What it does
Each non-empty line in the paste box is sent as its own command, in the order it was written. Lines beginning with a slash are sent as commands, and lines without one are sent as chat. A delay can be set between commands, which helps when a command must finish before the next one runs.
The mod targets players who run long command sequences in single-player worlds or on servers they can use. A command block can be wrapped with an auto-added line, and the paste box is opened with the B key, then run with the Run button. Because the mod is client-side, it does not change what the server accepts.
The mod depends on Fabric API and is published for Fabric only, for Minecraft 26.2. Its files and source code are released under the MIT License, and the project is open source.
Key features
Multi-line paste box
Several commands can be pasted into one box and sent together, instead of being typed one at a time.
Ordered sending
Each non-empty line is sent in the order it appears, so a sequence runs the way it was written.
Optional delay between commands
A pause can be placed between commands, so each one has time to take effect before the next is sent.
Command block wrapping
Wrapping a command block adds a line automatically, so the block can be assembled from the paste box.
Compatibility
Latest build for each game version and loader.
Only full game releases are shown. This mod publishes no snapshot builds.
Requirements
Dependencies declared by the latest file for each loader.
Required 1
Use cases
Running long setups
A long series of commands for a build or a test can be pasted once and sent in order from the box.
Timed sequences
A delay between lines lets a sequence of commands pace itself, such as steps that need a moment between them.
Who it’s for: Players who often enter several commands in a row, and server owners who want to paste multi-step command sequences without typing each line by hand.
Questions
Does BufferCommands need Fabric API?
Does BufferCommands have to be installed on the server?
Which Minecraft version does BufferCommands support?
What the author says
A small Fabric client mod for buffering Minecraft commands. Press B, paste commands into the box, and hit Run. Each non-empty line is sent in order.
Official listing
- Modrinth page
- modrinth.com/mod/buffercommands
- Owner
- adfr06
- Published
- 2026-08-07
- Updated on Modrinth
- 2026-08-07
- Facts verified
- 2026-10-15