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 Yep. Using the ''/god'' command, you gain a God Mode, however it does have some limitations.\\
 While you will take no damage while this is active, this only applies to the Overworld (not the Nether or the End), and only while you have **AT LEAST 0.5 HUNGER POINTS**! If you run out of hunger points, God Mode will automatically switch off and you will start to take damage due to hunger/starvation, and other damage-causing sources (such as mobs). You can turn God Mode on and off, but make sure to carry food!
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-==== Auto Light ====
-The ''/al help'' command allows you to add light sources wherever you like! It costs 4 glowstone dust to create a light source. Run ''/al on'', then left click the blocks you wish to illuminate whilst holding the dust. Right-click to remove the light. Run ''/al off'' when you’re done.
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-==== Colour Tags ====
+==== Player Particles ====
-The ''/colourtag'' command changes the colour of your name above your head and in the tab list. (Note: This doesn’t change the colour of your name in chat!)
+Produces particles around your player! Use the command ''/pp''
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-==== Player Particles ====
+==== Colour Tags ====
-Produces particles around your player! Use the command ''/pp''
+The ''/colourtag <colour>'' command changes the colour of your name above your head and in the tab list. (Note: This doesn’t change the colour of your name in chat)
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-==== Glowies! ====
+==== Glow ====
-Using ''/glow'' allows you to make yourself glow with Glowies! This is a toggle, run it again to turn it off. Uses the colour set by the ''/colourtag'' command.
+Using ''/glow'' allows you to make yourself glow with Glowies! This is a toggle, run it again to turn it off. It uses the colour set by the ''/colourtag'' command.
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