Let's try with pictures.



This is what happens when I try to spawn it "in front of the player" This is what I want to achieve:



It's CLOSER! WOAH!

 

Oh my god... dude, just forget it. ChocoAura got what I meant, but I've tried to tell you that it's impossible to manually check EVERY possible direction the player's facing. A player's yaw doesnt have only 2, 3 or 4 values. It has many of them. And I want the armor stand to be placed EXACTLY towards where the player is facing, so much probably there wouldn't even be any checks. But seriously though, just move on from this post. I've thanked you for your help and time and I truly do, but right now I just need to find an answer as quickly as possible and get other things that I'm doing done.

 

Your answer is still far away from what I asked. You even admitted that you didn't know what I was asking for, so you don't need to get all triggered just cause your answer isn't actually being helpful. I was polite and I thanked you many times for your time, and I only asked you to move on because you really weren't getting what I meant. It's no use to keep trying as I've said I can't explain it any better. I'm not calling you stupid or anything close, I'm just saving you time as I've seen you're also answering other user's questions.
As for the "developing my logic while programming", you really don't know me. You can go check the times that I've answered people's questions and then come back telling me the response wasn't logic. I've actually "spoon-fed" people code and I don't mind doing it as long as they understand how it was done and learn something from it.

Anyway, I'm still open for answers everybody. Any ideas? At all?

 

Thank you for your answer. I’ve thought of that and I’ve tried many different things but I can’t seem to manage to get HALF of the distance from two points (for example) and then set a new location to that point. I could use the vector length expression, but then again how would I actually set the location... Agh.

 

Thanks so much. 0.5 instead of 0.1 did it for me. Much obliged.