Q&A for How to Make an Armor Stand in Minecraft

With a chain of command blocks teleporting it or some kind of animation software.

A moving armor stand requires a chain of command blocks teleporting it. Because of this you can only move armor stands along a scripted path. It also requires a lot of time and patience, and in some cases, some very complicated commands.

You have to use the entitydata command to get the arms to show up. This is not something you can do without commands obviously, so most people playing the game in survival probably won't have access to arms.

Yes, it is. Follow the same instructions and tap Equip to place things on it.

You can right-click the stand with the armor in your hand. For the console version, click L2 or LB. For the mobile version, tap the stand with your armor in hand.

If you want, you could do that. Or, you could use coal or charcoal to smelt it.

Use 6 sticks and a stone slab. Or, you can try to look at the article above these comments. You make a stone slab by smelting cobble stone and going to your crafting table. Sticks are made from wooden planks.

Snow refers to a few things in Minecraft: snowfall (weather option); snow layers (the actual snow on the ground; can also be crafted by combining 3 Snow Blocks in a row via crafting table); snowballs (throwable items you get by breaking snow layers with a shovel); and snow blocks (blocks made by combining 4 snowballs in a square shape via crafting table).

Use smooth stone slabs and sticks to make an armor stand in Minecraft. Smooth stone slabs are made by putting 3 blocks of smooth stone in a row in a crafting table, smooth stone is made by smelting regular stone in a furnace.

You can use armor stands to display armor. This can be used for decoration or storage.

To get smooth stones, you have to smelt cobblestone to turn them into stone, then smelt the stone blocks. You get stone bricks by putting stone in a 4x4 crafting grid.