In fact, the 6 hints appear once per device. If this is the case, all you have to do is to complete this hint in another game, like a singleplayer new world for example. This means that you can’t complete the “ Destroy the tree/Hold down Mine” hint. Yes, maybe you are playing in a multiplayer server where, for some reason, there are no trees. If you have seen my Basics guide you will notice that 5 out of 6 hints can be completed by following only the first and second chapters of the guide, it’s no big deal. The tutorials are quite short, they consist of just 6 hints, so completing them is actually an option to consider. The next time that you will play Minecraft you won’t see any hint showing. To remove the tutorial hints for good, you just need to replace whatever is written with “none”, then save the file. The tutorialStep option can be, in order: If for example you are currently having the “ Destroy the tree/Hold down Mine” hint showing while you are playing, in the option file you will see: This option keeps track of the tutorial steps that you completed. You need to find the tutorialStep option. If you are playing the Minecraft Windows 10 edition, you will need to follow a different path. minecraft folder, you will find the option txt file minecraft folder (where you can also find the level.dat file) type %appdata% in the search bar in the left bottom corner of your screen, then open the folder that will appear.WARNING: to follow this method you need to have Minecraft closed, don’t do this while the game is running!īy editing the option file you will remove the tutorial for good, even if you didn’t complete it.
Just like flooded multiplayer chats.įor some reason, you can’t turn off the tutorial from the game menu. It can be quite helpful for new players, but when it doesn’t help it just becomes something we want to get rid of.
In Minecraft we have a tutorial in the form of a tab in the upper right corner of the screen.
Let’s be honest, tutorials are more annoying than anything for experienced players.
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