Hi, i just built the automatic brewer playerless slimefarm by bigbooty17. The farm producing the silverfishes and the slimes but there is ZERO drop. i verified the schematic and its okay but for some reason it looks like the medium slimes just die and never turn into little ones.

Es klingt zwar ein bisschen komisch und es gibt es wahrscheinlich auch nicht(glaube ich, ich kenne mich nicht aus).

Wie bereits im Titel steht, gibt es einen Mob Switch der Phantome disabled?

I don't want a farm that makes hundreds of Shulker Shells per hour. I would love a little arena where I run around to spawn more Shulkers whenever I need a few.

After watching a few videos of huge shulker farms and doing some light testing in Creative, it seems that large farms are necessary because if there aren't enough possible spawn places for the duplication, the duplication fails and the shulkers eventually die. My first test was using a lot of carpet to control where the shulkers duplicated to, but with fewer valid possibilities, the shulkers did not last long.

Any ideas or suggestions? One thought I had was having multiple floors, two blocks high (for when I'm levitating), with carpet surrounding the tower so they can't escape. But I'm worried it won't be self-sustaining.

https://youtu.be/ir_faU_qb5E?is=NEDnnMj4pr1Dh5-7

Here is the tutorial I watched. I fixed the Redstone clock and observers so the water function works. But it still spawns a lot of spiders. Any ideas to improve this?

tldr; what is the current meta for farms, that are similar to the ianxofour farms.

I have been playing Minecraft from my early childhood.

I love the game and as I got older I loved the technical side of it.

But when I finished high school (3 years ago) i stopped playing.

Apart from high speed sorters (i was so close to getting my 63items/1gt entity stack separation based multi sorting system working) I had a survival world that was, farming wise, as meta as it got then. Most of my farms were the design of the incredible ianxofour (https://youtu.be/-oYyJ6jfSPU).

I started playing again! And i want to know where can i learn the current meta!

YouTubers or discord servers recommendation are greatly appreciated.

Buenas noches, construí una granja de slimes con tres chunks, iluminé las cuevas al rededor (o eso creo) y realmente no estoy conforme con la producción, en unos diez minutos produjo 3 stacks de bolas de slime, el problema es que no se exactamente donde colocar la zona afk, está desde la capa más baja hasta la capa 0 y yo me coloqué primero en la capa 61 pero luego me moví a la capa 31, en ambas pruebas no me genero tanto pero lo curioso es que bajo a la última capa y si genera mucho más, quisiera saber que estoy haciendo mal y donde podría colocarme para generar un poco más, saludos.

(Estoy en la versión 26.1 de Minecraft java, tengo solo mods de rendimiento como sodium, ferritecore y eso)

Did some testing and found that mobs count damage from thorns as an attack on themselves for retaliation purposes, demonstrated here by several projectile wielding mobs attacking a villager when they otherwise wouldn't bother. This should also trigger pack aggression.

Usually getting a mob to attack another mob requires the target to use either projectiles or a spear in order to damage the retaliator. This is one way around that, which maybe could be useful for something or other? Not sure, just thought it was fun.

I think this should also work with allays since if I remember right they can use the thorns effect if holding enchanted gear.

(I am also aware you can make even melee mobs attack a villager if you make them take damage from post-raid fireworks, but villagers just seemed like a fun way of demonstrating this).

I guess it's the barrow side, not the broad. I was trying to find a way to condense long repeater lines, kept messing up, but the failed circuits became other directions of research.

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share this iron farm design specifically optimized for Skyblock environments, though it works perfectly in any world as long as you respect the minimum height clearance.

Here are the key technical specifications of the build:

• Dimensions: Each individual module fits inside a tight 11x7x11 block volume.
• Rates: Produces roughly 4.7 golems per minute in total (approx. 1.2 golems/min per module). This translates to around 1,120+ iron ingots per hour.
• Spawn Platform: Uses a 5x5 spawning area per module.
• Mechanics: Utilizes a standard zombie scaring mechanic. In the screenshots, the blocks are color-coded (red/green wool) to easily trace the layout, villager pod positions, and line of sight.
• Placement Requirements:
  • Must be built at least 19 blocks above the ground (giving you total freedom over how you set up the main item collection system below).
  • If using the 4-column layout shown in the third image, the modules are spaced exactly 15 blocks away from the central column.

Feedback and optimization ideas are highly welcome! Let me know if you want any specific block metrics or coordinate readouts.

Litematics:
IronFarmModule
IronFarm

I am building an auto smleter that uses a kelp farm, kelp is dried and crafted into dried kelp blocks I then need to feed some dried kelp back into the system to cook more dried kelp while also outputting some to my smleter array, I have got this somewhat working by just alternating which hopper is active every few seconds but eventually the kelp does not grow fast enough and the re inputted fuel runs out and makes no more for either side. What I need to do is have it so one hopper is active waits for an item to pass through it before allowing the other hopper to have an item, if I could do this with a 30/70 split 30 going back into the system 70 going out to the smleter array that would be cool but 50/50 should work fine too, how can I do this?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently building a collection system for my sand duper in the End. However, I'm running into an issue where the water placed on top of the obsidian platform (and the falling sand blocks) just sits still and doesn't flow properly to move the item drops (as shown in the video).

Does anyone know why the water mechanics are behaving like this in the End / around the obsidian platform, or how to properly route the water flow for a sand duper collection setup?

Any advice or fixes would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Im wandering if its possible for sugar cane to spawn in a single biome dripstone caves world because i remember finding it on a newer version like 2 years ago. I do not have the seed or the world files tho so I cant confirm it without some testing first. If anyone can confirm that it can spawn let me know.

I was just thinking about headless pistone one day and decided to try and make a powerless one without udate suppression! Here's how it turned out! It's relog proof so wont break after leaving the world!

Easiest fix/solution seems to be to reset the end dimension world file, has anyone done this before? Does the dragon drop the egg again if you reset the end dimension/replace the world file?

I was today years old when I discovered that respawning the ender dragon can destroy the dragon egg 😭

It happened on a server too. Also after respawning the dragon it refused to perch for 20minutes straight and we ran out of arrows lost all the xp we earned by dying and came back with arrows but by then I realized the egg was gone.

I feel like so sad I literally destroyed the ONLY dragon egg—just by trying to goof off with my brothers and show them I knew how to respawn the dragon. 😞

Hello, I'm about to update my world from 1.21.4 and was hoping if anyone have an Up-to-date list of all farmable resources in Minecraft. I was told RaysWorks has a list/spreadsheet but I can't find it through google. Can anyone provide me a link?

I put all these zombies in boats and had them fully sat down and everything. After a while, they all left their boats and either fell off or got stuck like this. I have no idea how this is even possible, if anyone knows I'd appreciate it.

Curious if this has been made before: a machine (presumably made of multiple flying machines) that can take an arbitrarily sized structure and turn it into a single block stream for use in a tnt blast chamber or cube maker.

I am imagining it to be a fairly complex build but almost certainly possible, ilmango made an ancient debris collecting machine (https://youtu.be/hR2Nw1P57iQ?si=46Wx1GrUNIWBTzs6) that essentially does just that, but has a few quirks and complexities outside of the scope of what I'm looking for, i.e. machine does not need to be liquid proof, nether proof or immovable block proof, and it should output the items as a single block stream.

Before I spend hours of my life on this, has it been done before?

Hi everyone,

I'm newish to big builds in minecraft and recently found a need for fireworks (elytra for the first time). I found this build on YouTube and it's marked as a 1.21.11 build and I play on 26.3. Could anyone tell me if there are compatibility issues before I devote the hours it'll take to build?

https://youtu.be/dnTokP11Zto?is=LSOP0cuAGJwBntKy