Data-Driven

Armor Stand Poses supports custom poses letting you create your own!

Fabric

1. Create a folder in the /data/<namespace> path of your datapack called pose.
2. Create a JSON file in the created folder. This can be called anything as long as it ends with ".json"
3. Using the Pose Format page, create your own pose.
4. Now to run /reload in-game for the changes to apply. Then keep right-clicking on an armor stand until it stops on your pose.

Datapack

1. First, you must create the function tag data/poses/tags/function/register_poses.json in your datapack. This should link to your MCFUNCTION file that will contain all the armor stand poses that should be registered. In this example, we will name it "example:armor_stand_poses"

{
  "values": ["example:armor_stand_poses"]
}

1. Now in the MCFUNCTION file that you just created you can add your armor stand poses.

armor_stand_poses.mcfunction

data modify storage poses:poses poses append value {power: 1, id: "example", display_name: '{"text": "Example Pose"}', Pose:{Body:[0f,0f,0f],Head:[0f,0f,0f],LeftArm:[-10f,0f,-10f],LeftLeg:[-1f,0f,-1f],RightArm:[-15f,0f,10f],RightLeg:[1f,0f,1f]}}

snbt

{
    power: 1,
    id: "example",
    display_name: '{"text": "Example Pose"}',
    Pose: {
        Body: [0f, 0f, 0f],
        Head: [0f, 0f, 0f],
        LeftArm: [-10f, 0f, -10f],
        LeftLeg: [-1f, 0f, -1f],
        RightArm: [-15f, 0f, 10f],
        RightLeg: [1f, 0f, 1f]
    }
}

1. After you've added all your poses save the MCFUNCTION file and run /reload in-game to update the datapack. Now run /function armor_stand:reload to reload all poses.

Generator

1. Go to the Generator page
2. Select your preferred edition.
3. Select a preset to start with.
4. Use the controls on the right to change the rotations of each of the bones.
5. Download the resulting pack for the selected edition.