How do you make the world border slowly shrink in Minecraft?

1. /worldborder center 0 0 – Sets the center of the world border to x=0, z=0.
2. /worldborder set 2000 – Sets the worldborder to 2000×2000, or 1000 blocks away from the center.
3. When you want to start, /worldborder 100 – Shrinks the worldborder to 100×100 over seconds.

How do I resize a world border?

Setting Up A World Border

1. Specify the center of your world border by using the command /worldborder center , replacing and with your X and Z coordinates.
2. Once the center is set, you can now specify the size of the world border using the command /worldborder set .

What is the command to shrink the world border?

Output

Command	Edition	/execute store result …
/worldborder set …	Java Edition	the amount of change in the width of the world border (a positive number means an increase, a negative number means a decrease).
/worldborder warning distance …	the specified
/worldborder warning time …	the specified

How do you set a chunk border in Minecraft?

F3 + G now toggles the visible chunk borders around the player.

Can I use setsize to shrink the world border?

But i’ll have to do research I have the setSize used to shrink my world border and it works just fine however it is in a task timer unintentionally but who knows if it would be instant without it. It’s not instant while inside it is all I can tell you but seeing as you don’t want to use a scheduled task I’m not sure I can help you.

How do I increase the size of a world border?

Make the border grow by a large number of blocks over a large amount of time: /worldborder add 1000000 10000000. Maybe that will help. Start with /worldborder center ~0 ~0 to center the future border around you. Set the border radius to something small: /worldborder set 30 .

How do I generate missing chunks of my world using worldborder?

You can also use the /wb fill command to generate missing chunks of your world that are within the border. To learn more, check out our article on pre-generating your world using WorldBorder.

How do I add a buffer Beyond my World border?

Replace [pad] with a number representing the buffer to add beyond your border. The default is 208 and is suitable for most servers. You can also use the /wb fill command to generate missing chunks of your world that are within the border.