It is easy to build and understand. Players can get around 11 blocks of iron per hour. This farm uses a zombie jumping on the water to scare three villagers. The only problem while making it is bringing villagers and zombies. Use a name tag or give an item to the zombie so that he doesn't despawn. Players can use minecarts to bring villagers and a zombie. This farm produces around iron ingots per hour. YouTuber LogicalGeekBoy has explained how to make an efficient iron golem farm in the nether realm.
He uses a pillager to scare villagers in this design. Villagers are more scared of pillagers than zombies. LogicalGeekBoy is famous for his farm and Redstone videos. It uses a similar door placement to the Iron Titan by Tango Tek. It is also efficient on smaller multiplayer servers. The most important part of any farm is its spawning floor, both in regards to maximising spawning area and the speed at which it can remove spawned entities to be replaced.
In the following video, Panda describes a unique spawn floor design that drastically increases both of these. Combine this spawn floor with any of the other designs to improve its output. Spawnpads still work in 1. This design uses offset stacks of villages allowing players to compress a large number into a relatively small space 27 villages in less than sq blocks.
It is highly efficient and requires relatively low amount of resources to build. It does not require any redstone to build nor does it have to be built at spawn. The only limiting factor as with any iron farm is that it must be built at least 64 blocks from any other village.
Requires spawn chunks : no Iron per hour : 30 - 40 depending on configuration Scalable : yes As long as the second farm is constructed 70 blocks away Design by : MCinstructabuilds. This design is not as efficient as some other designs. However, it is simple to build and lends itself to variation and disguise. The spawning area for the golems is 16x16, but can be made smaller by digging 8 blocks down around the edges if desired. The doors are placed equally around the spawning area, but specific placement can be varied.
It is this varied door placement that allows the farm to be easily camouflaged. Unlike other designs the villagers are not kept contained. The Farm can be constructed easily and at ground level.
Description : Although this design consists of multiple regular Iron Golem spawning platforms, the way that each of these spawning platforms is arranged makes the design as efficient as possible.
This design is best suited for laggy multiplayer servers or servers that have the mobstack plugin. In TheBurntPhoenix's video, he has built a total of 12 spawning platforms separated into 3 layers, with 4 on each layer.
Each platform on a single layer is 64 blocks away from each other, and is vertically blocks away from each layer in order to optimize the rate that iron golems are spawned on slower servers. The bridges sends the newly spawned iron golems away from the spawning area, which allows more iron golems to be spawned without the issue of them being stacked together on servers with Mobstack. This way, the killing process will be much more efficient, allowing more iron to be obtained.
This design can be built in survival mode. It will yields iron per hour. It's suggested to use one of the above for better efficiency with the same effort. To build an iron golem farm, you should have a fair amount of resources, such as cobblestone and wood, as well as a way to get villagers into it. This is how wide each of the holes in the wall should be:.
Now the top part is finished, the golems will spawn once there are 3 villagers in each of the holding cups. The next step is to build the golem grinder. Since villagers will turn into witches when struck by lightning albeit it happens very rarely , it is sometimes needed to refill the villagers into the farm after a thunderstorm.
But if the farm is not built inside the spawn chunk, you can just move away from the farm to let the chunk unload during a thunderstorm. Villagers bred inside the farm will also occasionally spawn outside of the containers.
Minecraft Wiki. Minecraft Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages. Minecraft Minecraft Earth Minecraft Dungeons. Useful pages. Minecraft links. The chickens in the glass up top will lay eggs into the hopper beneath them, leading into a dispenser facing right. The dispenser will automatically fire the egg onto a half-slab, with some lava a block overhead. A chicken has a Once an adult, it will be tall enough to reach the lava and will be cooked instantly.
The cooked chicken meat is collected into the hopper below, conveniently placed in a chest. The more chickens in the glass, the better, so breed them regularly.
If you're looking to make numerous amounts of cake, then the above contraption will be very useful for you. Chickens sit in a 2x1 glass cage, with water pushing them towards a hopper. When they lay an egg, it falls into a hopper that leads into an upward-facing dispenser to its side.
Underneath that hopper is another hopper leading into a chest. The redstone contraption to the right will make half of the eggs go into the chest for you to keep, while the other half are fired into the cage to make more chickens. In the redstone contraption, there is a single dispenser facing downward into an underground 1x1 hole.
In this dispenser is a water bucket that will empty or fill after each time it is powered. If the bucket is empty, the eggs will go to the chest. If it is full, it will fire into the cage. One of the simplest designs of all, this contraption will harvest sugar cane whenever it grows to be three blocks high.
Sitting underneath the sand that the sugar cane grows on is a hopper-minecart, placed on a rail on top of another hopper that leads into the chest. Hopper-minecarts have an interesting property, where they can pick up dropped items through blocks that they are under. That means that sugar cane will fall on top of the sand, but get sucked through it and into the chest below.
This cactus farm design requires no redstone wiring, but some tricky hopper-work. Place a hopper leading into a chest, then a hopper-minecart on top. Break the rail so that the minecart is resting freely. Place a block to the side of the minecart, then push sand into it with a piston from the side.
You can then destroy the block next to the minecart and build the glass hat above. When the cactus grows, it will automatically break due to the glass next to it, and the hopper minecart will pick up the cactus drop through the cactus block itself, before it is destroyed.
A lengthy video explaining village creation and chaining can be found here. Technical Minecraft Wikia Explore. Wiki Content.
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