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I need to make a command so that I can place, for example, a block of white wool in the world and this command will be executed under this block:

summon minecraft:item ~ ~ ~ {Tags:["123"],PickupDelay:32767,Item:{id:"minecraft:apple",Count:1b}}

minecraft version: 1.20.1

I don't understand why this doesn't work:

execute if block ~ ~ ~ minecraft:white_wool run summon minecraft:item ~ ~-1 ~ {Tags:["123"],PickupDelay:32767,Item:{id:"minecraft:apple",Count:1b}}

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execute unless block ~ ~ ~ minecraft:white_wool run summon minecraft:item ~ ~-1 ~ {Tags:["123"],PickupDelay:32767,Item:{id:"minecraft:apple",Count:1b}}
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  • this looks like it'll summon underneath the command block. have you tried using the at keyword?
    – Corsaka
    Commented Feb 10 at 22:50
  • Maybe checking a block that is present in the world will require player interaction with it. Or simply, you can check when players place this block by using this scoreboard minecraft.used:minecraft.white_wool .
    – Dile
    Commented Feb 13 at 8:33
  • It also seems that your command only checks the block that player standing on
    – Dile
    Commented Feb 13 at 8:34

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