Now when you look in the settings menu again you’ll find that the difficulty level has been adjusted based on your console command parameter. Survival to Creative) and the ability to toggle cheats on and off.
When you open a game for LAN play you’re granted the ability to both change the game mode (e.g. It doesn’t matter if you’re not actually playing with another person (or if there is even another computer on your network). If you just want to change the difficulty setting and you don’t care if you actually unlock it, there’s a little trick that relies on opening your game for play on the local LAN.
Changing the Difficulty with the LAN Trick Once you press that lock button and confirm your choice the difficulty level for the map cannot be changed with in-menu settings and can only be changed by either enabling game cheats through a backdoor trick of sorts or by editing the actual game file. The difficulty lock (seen in blue above) is located right next to the difficulty selection button. turning it into “Peaceful” difficulty to force all the monsters to despawn after you find yourself hopelessly lost and starving in an abandoned mineshaft).īy default the game difficulty is not locked, but you can find the setting to do so by pressing the “ESC” key to pull up the settings menu and then navigating to the “Options” submenu. Thus, if you set the game to survival, no cheats, and hard difficulty you can’t flip the difficulty of the game at the drop of a hat to save yourself (e.g. The feature was introduced after players asked for it as it prevents you from changing the difficulty to escape a hairy situation. To bring everyone else up to speed: the difficulty lock is a feature introduced in Minecraft 1.8 that allows players to permanently lock the difficulty setting of a non-cheat-enabled survival game. Chances are if you’ve found this article via search query you know exactly what the difficulty lock is and you’re ready to get rid of it.
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