how can you use the summon command or setblock command with players cordinates

i was trying to make a fake skeleton and i came in the problem he coudnt shoot arrows because the player runs away i want to summon them next to the player or make blocks right behind the player so can you help me by saying how to do so

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Best Answer

To execute commands around a specific target use the execute command.

/execute <Target> <X> <Y> <Z> <Command>

In this case

/execute @a ~ ~ ~ summon Skeleton

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How do you use the Setblock command?

How to Enter the Command

Open the Chat Window. The easiest way to run a command in Minecraft is within the chat window.

Type the Command. In this example, we will replace a block with birch planks using the following command: /setblock ~1 ~0 ~1 planks 2.

How do you spawn in coordinates in Minecraft?

You can teleport to any location as long as you have its coordinates. To do it, type your command like this: /tp X Y Z. So for example, if you're trying to teleport to the location 70, 70, 70, you'll type: /tp 70 70 70.

How do you find the coordinates of a command block in Minecraft?

Use any player's username (or @p @a and @r ) and then a ^ to specify a player's coordinates. Add a number after it to specify an amount above or below the player.

How do you use relative coordinates in Minecraft?

Relative positions are denoted by a ~ (tilde) symbol before each of the three numbers that make up the three-coordinate (~X, ~Y, ~Z) position. Minecraft players are two blocks tall, so (~0, ~0, ~0) represents the player's feet and (~0 ~1 ~0) represents the player's head.

Using Commands in Minecraft: How to Use /setblock \u0026 /fill to Alter Terrain! | 1.11.2

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