Downloadable switch 2d farm minecraft

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Now that AFK fishing no longer gives players enchanted books, it's even more important to set up a good villager farm in a survival world to secure those coveted Mending books. However, farming villagers for trades is one of the trickiest tasks in the game and is pretty difficult to automate, which is why many designs require some degree of interaction from the player.

The part that's automated about this farm is the breeding, which will be the player's main concern anyway. After that, it's up to you how you handle your villagers. The farm involves creating a separate farm, from which only baby villagers will be able to escape through a shaft with water.

As they grow into adults, they can be transported away with minecarts. LogicalGeekBoy has a very easy to follow tutorial on this specific design. This incredibly cheap build is an absolute essential, automatically creating, killing and cooking chickens for you. 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.