What does Tilde and Caret/Circumflex mean in Minecraft Command

00:0 - Intro

00:37 - Tilde Notation

Tilde Notation:
Tilde is used when you want a command to run relatively to where it's being executed. The /execute command can update a command's current position, changing the meaning of ~ ~ ~.

The first tilde represents the X relative world coordinate.
The second tilde represents the Y relative world coordinate.
The third tilde represents the Z relative world coordinate.

03:02 - Caret/Circumflex Notation

Caret/Circumflex Notation:
Like tilde notation, these describes the position relatively to where the command is executed. But the difference is that when using caret/circumflex notation, the coordinates change depending on the player's head rotation or you also called as entity-centric frame. The execute command can also update a command's current position, changing the meaning of ^ ^ ^.

The first circumflex represents the sides of the player.
The second circumflex represents the top and bottom of the player.
The third circumflex represents the front and back of the player.

08:00 - Outro

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[WooblyL]

If the block is behind you, would the mob suffocate? [referring to spawn a mob using tildes]

[of]

very helpful! i thought i would never figure out what the circumflexes mean

[shakyshakeqs]

the color coding of xyz are:

x = green; use magenta for negative
y = red; use cyan for negative
z = blue; use yellow for negative

[winger]

I don't know how to make entities teleport to another entity but the teleported entity is 2 blocks on top

[shyedel]

What app did you use for video editing?cause I want to make a video.

[artist]

But what is you want an affect to go both in the front and the back simultaneously?

[Nooboy]

It means circumflex does not depend on player's coordinates