Minecraft checking entity positions

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I have two entities and I want to see if the second entity is x+ or x- to the first entity. I want to do this for all three axis. Anyone know how I can do this? In addition to this, I've tried execute @e[type=Bat,name=Coord1] ~ ~ ~ testfor @e[x=~,y=~,z=~,type=Bat,name=Coord2] to see if the entities are at the same location but it doesn't seem to work.






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How do you track entities in Minecraft?

While creating a new game, you will need to head to the \u201dWorld Options\u201d button. Under the World Options button, you will find the \u201dShow Coordinates\u201d option. Switch the toggle to On. This button will always be set to Off by default, which is why you need to enable it every time you start a new game.



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