Heres a simple iron farm I found. Just want to clarify that this is NOT MY VIDEO. I just wanted to share it with you all cause it really helps. I have a few imporvents though, so whatch the video and come back to read the rest of the thread. Than build the farm. It works on all versions of bedrock by the way.
An improvement I would like to add on is to add on slabs on the villager pockets and on the outside of the top plate of water, so golems can only spawn were you want them to.
Also, dont build farms to close to eachother, as the farms will intervine with one another.
Hope this helps anyone who wants iron but dosent like to mine!
The spawning system isnt broken for most mobs, its just WAT different to java edition.There are much higher standards for mobs to be able to spawn, but I just thought it was very weird because of how I almosr never see slimes, even is swamps. Now, thinking back to it, it makes perfect sense, mobs hardly spawn, slimes are uncomon anyway, that makes slimes extreamly rare.
Try looting, trading with villagers, and tty to hit them in the legs so th dont teleport, wich could cause you to loose their drop.But as far as I know, endermen farms only work in the end.
Im not asking for any unrealistic ideas here, but something very small that will make Minecraft great again. CHANGE THE STUPID SPAWNING ALGORYTHM!!!!! Make it work the same as the Java edition in that the farms work the same. The amount of mobs that can be in a certain area is simply to small, this causes the specified area that you want to have mobs spawn in not be available because of the density.The mobs on Java edition spawn so much more frequently than on bedtock it annoys me so much! If you think that it might slow the game down to much, thats ok, but fix that problem by making it so that we can choose the spawn rates for our world. Make the spawning system the same in bedrock that it is in the Java edition PLEASE!!! I love minecraft, but this tiny little detail will make it so much better. The scale a survival world can go in Java compared to bedrock is because of this mistake! I havent even gotten to how trashy the redstone and command blocks are! But if theres only one thing you can make rhe same in Bedrock as in Java, its the spawning, even if its the last update for Minecraft and thats the only feature. I know that a developer most likely hasen't read through this yet and never will, but if they do, just ad this, and minecraft will be the amazing game we all knew it could be.
One step up is the hopper clock.All you need is two hoppers, any old item, and a comparator.Just put the hoppers facing eachother and put an item inside.Then you put a comparator facing one of the hoppers and connect redstone to that comparator.
The next fastest clock is the comparator clock.Set a comparator to subract mode and put a lever on the side with two torches.Then put redstone on the opposite side of the lever and on one sidd of the comparator, then connect the two peices of dust. Then you have the fastest ticking clock withot commands.The best part about this timmer is that you can turn it on and off.
I need some sticky pistons for a supper cobblestone generator I designed, but have never been able to find a slime.I looked up were slime chunks were and went to one, but found nothing.Come to think of it, ive never seen a natually spawned slime.Ive tried lighting up and darkening the area, going to a swanp,set the difficulty to hard , and making slime farmsAny help for finding slime?
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Heres a simple iron farm I found. Just want to clarify that this is NOT MY VIDEO. I just wanted to share it with you all cause it really helps. I have a few imporvents though, so whatch the video and come back to read the rest of the thread. Than build the farm. It works on all versions of bedrock by the way.
An improvement I would like to add on is to add on slabs on the villager pockets and on the outside of the top plate of water, so golems can only spawn were you want them to.
Also, dont build farms to close to eachother, as the farms will intervine with one another.
Hope this helps anyone who wants iron but dosent like to mine!
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The spawning system isnt broken for most mobs, its just WAT different to java edition.There are much higher standards for mobs to be able to spawn, but I just thought it was very weird because of how I almosr never see slimes, even is swamps. Now, thinking back to it, it makes perfect sense, mobs hardly spawn, slimes are uncomon anyway, that makes slimes extreamly rare.
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Try looting, trading with villagers, and tty to hit them in the legs so th dont teleport, wich could cause you to loose their drop.But as far as I know, endermen farms only work in the end.
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Id love to hear your thoughts on this.
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Im not asking for any unrealistic ideas here, but something very small that will make Minecraft great again. CHANGE THE STUPID SPAWNING ALGORYTHM!!!!! Make it work the same as the Java edition in that the farms work the same. The amount of mobs that can be in a certain area is simply to small, this causes the specified area that you want to have mobs spawn in not be available because of the density.The mobs on Java edition spawn so much more frequently than on bedtock it annoys me so much! If you think that it might slow the game down to much, thats ok, but fix that problem by making it so that we can choose the spawn rates for our world. Make the spawning system the same in bedrock that it is in the Java edition PLEASE!!! I love minecraft, but this tiny little detail will make it so much better. The scale a survival world can go in Java compared to bedrock is because of this mistake! I havent even gotten to how trashy the redstone and command blocks are! But if theres only one thing you can make rhe same in Bedrock as in Java, its the spawning, even if its the last update for Minecraft and thats the only feature. I know that a developer most likely hasen't read through this yet and never will, but if they do, just ad this, and minecraft will be the amazing game we all knew it could be.
-Sincerly, PluckyRaccoon06.
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Actually, this can be sped up by a lot.
One step up is the hopper clock.All you need is two hoppers, any old item, and a comparator.Just put the hoppers facing eachother and put an item inside.Then you put a comparator facing one of the hoppers and connect redstone to that comparator.
The next fastest clock is the comparator clock.Set a comparator to subract mode and put a lever on the side with two torches.Then put redstone on the opposite side of the lever and on one sidd of the comparator, then connect the two peices of dust. Then you have the fastest ticking clock withot commands.The best part about this timmer is that you can turn it on and off.
An image of this clock will be attached.
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I need some sticky pistons for a supper cobblestone generator I designed, but have never been able to find a slime.I looked up were slime chunks were and went to one, but found nothing.Come to think of it, ive never seen a natually spawned slime.Ive tried lighting up and darkening the area, going to a swanp,set the difficulty to hard , and making slime farmsAny help for finding slime?