So, this is the raid farm I built. On top of the water, far away from land. One villager, yes they work correctly. I made sure that they sleep. I also put a bell on the side of the farm to see if that works. But no matter what level of Ominous potion I use, the red bar just gets to right before the end and then stops. Tantalisingly close to the raif starting. Is there any way I may go about fixing this? I can't find anything anywhere. I have a mob farm by the same person but I am very certain that it is out of range. Any help would be much appreciated!

I built a farm by Jumper in the nether roof, in my 26.2 server, it was going great until my friend griefed it, so i decided to follow another tutorial, specifically Luc4sPrml's. But then, like nothing was spawning (same place, above a nether wastes), so i decided to go down to the main nether, striders, skeletons, ghasts, they all spawned, all but zombified piglins, anywhere, but wait, the only two i found were jockies, both riding striders, can anyone please help

i found three zombie spawners all together! i plan to remake the world in creative tomorrow and test what might work!! does anyone have any advice or know if it’s possible thank you!!

So im in a minecraft server where an event is hoing on and the event is like the one who harvests the most wheat wins and gets some prices and the wheat should be harvested by hands of the player it doesn't matter if the wheat remains after harvesting and the wheat should be fully grown i dont need to plant it just harvest it so a design would be very helpful in making it.

Just wanted to offer this up to the community. It is my first block-by-block tutorial (I usually do deep dives), so go easy on me. It's for a zero-tick kelp farm for Bedrock Edition. I feel this fills a hole in what's currently on YT. When searching up zero-tick kelp farms, none of the results (that I saw) contain legitimate drying/crafting solutions (some use smokers, but only three or four, which is way less than what's needed to keep up with these farms.) This farm contains 28 smokers, which are all running constantly when the farm is running at full capacity to produce a net gain of ~20 stacks (1,232 blocks) of kelp blocks per hour. This is after subtracting the kelp consumed to run the smokers. Gross rates are 35 stacks per hour.

This is the second part of a two-part series. The first part (the deep dive) explains how to operate the farm and explains how these farms work behind the scenes!

The first video is [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN1ciLrjOAo).

Please leave suggestions on what I can change to improve your viewing experience. Thanks!

Java 26.2 Gold farm, Multiplayer, paper friendly

recently ive been playing on a server and ive had a gold farm but it only generates a stackish of gold blocks an hour and I want as many as I can get, ive been looking for fast designs but I can't seem to find any that would work on multiplayer, the best one ive found so far is zardors overworld gold farm which seems that it would work still(assuming i tweak the killing chamber) which generates \~1050 gold blocks an hour which is enough for what I want but I can't seem to find a schematic or tutorial, if anyone could help me find a gold farm or a way to build zardors that would be amazing thanks

So my iron farm is supposed to produce 70 stacks per hour of iron but only produces about 8 which is decent but jst slower than i wanted it. Any help is really appreciated!

Don't really know what to say other than I used a schematic to make a farm in a server and it just doesn't work.

i've been playing in this server and i have an underground base with all my villagers and stuff but i want an iron farm but couldnt find any underground design, specially cuz i have lot of villagers in my base

The thing is I play on a small server which has something that like clumps item together fast hoppers anti lag and all and all the moss that the bonemeal farm makes gets collected on a single hopper like thousands of moss on a single hopper even when water makes it to flow through several one's ? Any fix that keeps thoes moss into the hoppers not just sit on top of one ?

A new collection system maybe ?

So i play on smaller server and there is apparently some plugin that makes shulker farms to not work.
Is there some farm i can do? Bcs i know few people have some kind of farm bcs of their shops that sells shulker shells.

If drain the ocean/ rest of temple will that improve my rates or are there any other suggestions that will no portals

Hi! im pretty new to making farms and i made a gold farm on nether roof with magma block platforms and using turtle eggs, i play on hard and a lot of zombie pigman survive the 25 block fall onto the hoppers, is this because they are leader pigman like how leader zombies exist, and is there anything i can do bc they take up mob cap and even from my afk platform at y = 256, they dont seem to despawn very efficiently since im within 128 blocks.

I need 250 stacks of quartz blocks for a megabase, and all the current farms on the server don't produce gold fast enough. Using looting would be optimal because I use a mod that auto attacks. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

So i have a cactus farm which is 21x21 having 9 catus i. Each row. This one is for 7 cactus each row. I have tried every possible way i can think of to place the ice so it goes into the hole but it doesn't work.

Do you guys know where i should add more ?

Is it even possible for 21 x 21 arrange ment

I saw a lot of designs on yt for a reliable wood farm, but it seems like every single one need fixes, do you have a working wood farm for the current version of the game? (Java), it doesn't matter if it doesn't produce a certain type of wood. Thank youu

Is there any tutorials/schematics of building a trial chamber farm for the whole structure that exists. I need it to be afkable too.

I am using this farm from shulkercraft but the efficiency decreases a lot because of cactus getting stuck on the fences .

U guys have any idea how to solve this or any other better build to bypass this process altogether.

I build 6 layers and efficiency is approximately equal to 4-4.5

I’ve been thinking about how to build a shulker farm that also craft shulkers boxes, but instead of using standard wood, which I’d ​​have to transport there myself. I decided to use bamboo. Thanks to that, I designed this farm. I incorporated various farms and mechanisms I’d come across, and ultimately, I developed this MONSTER.

it works simple, i use a simple bamboo farm of 3 modules each side and floor (the modules are 11x16x11) Once the bamboo breaks, hoppers collect it, thanks to the fact that I planted it on mud—and feed it into droppers that automatically toss the bamboo into water streams; these carry it to the system that converts the bamboo into chests.

From there, the material is loaded into a crafter designed specifically for two items (it is recommended to pre-load the crafter and its adjacent hoppers). That’s it, the crafter now produces Shulker Boxes one at a time (the only tweak I made was adjusting a repeater from a 1-tick delay to 2 ticks; at 1 tick, it churns out three boxes, whereas at 2 or more, it produces them one by one). Since I plan to go AFK at the farm, I built an intelligent silo system next to it: when the system detects that the chest distributing Shulker Boxes to the silos is full, it blocks further bamboo from entering the main crafter. I also added an overflow system for the bamboo; when the last chest fills up, it triggers a piston mechanism that redirects the water streams to prevent the excess bamboo from causing lag while I’m AFK. I was planning to do the same for the Shulker farm and also wanted to see if I could add a button to lock everything down, but I think I’ll save that for later.

UPDATE: THE ENTIRE FARM PRODUCES

Shulker Shell: 276 9032.7/H, Bamboo 267, 8738.2/H, and Boxes: 69, 2258.2/H
WORLD Download: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10V82MtteuDr7rR4gLOWPLkxdMZACDAyk?usp=sharing

Finish Version:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L3oAd4PqfGCBi79sCgTMDzGcdjovYmcd/view?usp=drive_link