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No More Coal Mining | New Minecraft Kelp Farm for 1.17 Survival (So Easy) Minecraft Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2021
- This Minecraft 1.17 Tutorial shows you how to stop mining for coal FOREVER. Easy Kelp Farm for Food, Fuel and also aesthetic blocks
In today's Minecraft Farm Tutorial, with Avomance, I am giving you a Minecraft 1.17 Kelp farm with a new design that I think you will like!
This Kelp farm with give you lots of Kelp and will work whenever the chunk is loaded!
I show you in this block by block tutorial on Minecraft 1.17 survival and it will give you LOADS of kelp over time that you can use for your Minecraft Super Smelter, or maybe smelt the Kelp and it becomes a Minecraft food farm tutorial in minecraft
Its an Easy Kelp Farm - a Simple Kelp farm
Its not an Iron farm or a villager breeder, but its a really important and useful farm in Minecraft 1.17 survival and works in Minecraft 1.18 Survival really well - the Caves and Cliffs Update!
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Has anyone ever told you that you sound almost exactly like a younger Gordon Ramsey? Like omg not even a minute in and immediately reminded me of him in how you described the farm... it's the same way Gordon describes amazing food.
Maybe there from the same country
Omg another person with an accent
@@Pronecap the accent def helps the similarity but also how they talk and phrase their sentences, him describing the farm was exactly how gordon ramsey describes food xD
Can't unheard it ^^ But I like how he talks :)
Sounds more like #bakewithjack I was beginning to wonder if he bakes on the side.
nothing like getting Minecraft tutorials from Gordon Ramsey at 3 am
Bro that observer just blinked
He had to have animated that, right? Lol
If you've built a village with butchers, once they reach Expert they buy 10 blocks of dried kelp (each made from 9 dried kelp) for 1 emerald. A farm like this would give you plenty to sell to your farmers.
Used a similar design for a bone meal farm. I farm lava with dripstone for fuel now.
Same
Id love it if they implemented the ability for dispensers to interact with cauldrons, the automation of lava farms would be amazing
@@genesisviper1159 oh that would be nice!
Ive got one of these hooked up to a auto smelter. The kelp blocks also make a really pretty floor.
I've since realized lava isn't viable for an auto smelter, so this is still really viable
I built this farm last night. Left it afk for 5 hours while I slept and had a full row of kelp stacked up in the chest. Thanks man.
Today I’m going to build the villager breeder.
I just wanted to jump on here to firstly say thank you for putting this step by step guide on here, with one observation that while I found it easy to follow along, you need way more buckets of water than initially led to believe from the material list screenshot, it just took a few trips to a nearby water source.
Secondly I wanted to confirm for anyone still wondering that this does indeed work perfectly well with 1.18 on the windows 10 bedrock version, I only had one minor glitch with one of the kelps not floating to the top but a quick dive down to where it was stuck with a bucket of water to manually create a water source block fixed the issue.
To be clear, to fix that issue you dove down and placed a water source block at the very bottom of the problem row? At the level the piston is on? Or a different level? Not sure where the issue is coming from
same prob , i do properly that farm step by step and kelps not floating up . i play 1.18.1 java
thank you so much for showing this, i built it, all credit towards you. i shoved a hopper below the chest, have it go into a furnace to dry it out and exit to bottom chest so all i have to do is craft it into a kelp block and stick them wherever needed :)
I saw this as a notification and my first thought was "a coal farm :0"
To ensure that all your kelp grows tall enough, use the f3 screen to check the age of each one you plant. Replant it if the age value is a high number. I personally like to keep it under 5.
What does the age value indicate? Older kelp will grow slower? Does it age over time even if I plant below 5?
@@giovannistefanoni5748 It will grow to a max age of 24. If the planted kelp starts at age 10, it will only grow 14 high
@@gregois gotcha! Thanks :)
You can also install a resourcepack like Age25Kelp, which puts a flower on the kelp when it hits 25. Replant any that flower before reaching max farm height for optimal farming.
I made this recently and it works great. I also got a chicken stuck in the bottom hopper and now it makes eggs too
If youre having issues with the kelp floating the most likely issue is the water in the farm isnt source blocks yet so try using the kelp you have to make all the water source blocks in the glass area so the kelp can rise. once thats done all the kelp should rise and you can test it by throwing blocks into the water and seeing if youve got them all as source blocks.
not me thinking all this time you were saying “Redstone Farts”
So glad I saw this comment. I feel less alone.
I am the copyright owner of the phrase Redstone fart - well... I said it first so I get dibs! :)
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@@Avomance LOL YOU WERE ACTUALLY SAYING IT?? 😂😂😂😂 I love this man, you’re a genius
after multiple watches, i can't tell if you're saying "redstone fire" or "redstone fart"... i'm hoping you're talking about redstone farts, because that's just funny.
was never great at the redstone component of Minecraft but calling the back end of redstone mechanisms the bum and the redstone signal a fart has immensely helped my builds lol
6:15 did the observer just blinked????
"Redstone fart" will never not be funny.
I know…. Genius 😜
6:15
Did… did that observer just blink?
The texture pack
Yes… yes it did 😜
Thought I was trippin.
@@dunno6442 bro same tho. had to rewind to make sure I wasn’t loosing it
This farm works up to a point, but is very inefficent, almost to the point of being bad.
The pistons keep irregularly displacing the water source blocks, turning them into fall water. Because of that 1 out of 8 kelp stays at the bottom. Sometimes more sometimes less.
Next up is kelp growth. Since everytime you cut kelp, it gets a new random maximum height between 2 blocks and 28. There are always stalks that reach their maximum (low) height and then have to wait ages to get cut. Especially if the kelp keeps evading your sensors. Also, if you only make 3 sensors there is a very real chance that all 3 plants in front of them decide to stop growing after a block or two. Which brings the farm to a screeching halt. Which happened to me and I even had five Observers (real bad luck).
Besides, you can make do with a third of the height and skip most of the building materials aside from Water, Pistons and Observers. If you make more then one row and stagger them, it can get way more efficient.
It does look nice, but maybe needs a little bit more work to be worth the building cost in survival mode.
oh NOW you tell me. i have 15 observers, but my kelp won't float to the top and most are taking forever to grow. this build looked so cool, i just cranked it out, but now am feeling regret. ugh :-/
@@spartanical use the observers for a bamboo farm! :)
the music in the video makes me feel like we're solving world hunger
I swear it's the Halo 4 Arrival Midnight version. Something just seems so similar between the two
I didn't need a kelp farm or anything. UA-cam recommended me this video and I watched the entirety. It was so relaxing and hypnotizing. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank yoU!
Be nice if you mentioned if this was Java or bedrock for new players. Sometimes redstone farms aren't cross compatible and when I was starting out there was nothing more frustrating than gathering all the resources, building a farm from a tutorial and not knowing why it doesn't work because the content creator never made it clear it was Java or bedrock. Just a thought. Couldn't find it anywhere in the description either. Anyway, great vid, and thanks for the tutorial.
I am fairly sure this one will work in both versions Mike - to be transparent, I haven't tested it on Bedrock, but I am not aware of any mechanic here that wont work. I am open to being corrected
just a friendly tip: if the video title/description/thumbnail does not specifically say bedrock edition, then don't assume that it would work. bedrock tutorials will say bedrock and java tutorials never feel the need to specify. also, it would be more convenient to test it out on a creative world first
I just built this in my bedrock world. However, I'm in beginning game and haven't gone to the nether yet. I made this build 2 wider (11 instead of 9) then he did and placed pressure plates my farm is powered my a sheep named jeb_. I had AFKed for roughly 4 hours and got 6 stacks of kelp. Thanks for this fantastic farm.
Good tutorial, easy to follow!
But please, can you make your audio a little more loud? At normal volume settings I hardly can hear what you say.
Noted! Thanks for the feedback on that!
Thanks for the idea. I've never used kelp as fuel before. Curious about the efficiency so I did some math to compare it to coal.
1 coal and 8 kelp makes 0.88 dried kelp block.
Since 1 dried kelp block can smelt 20 items, 0.88 dried kelp block can smelt 17.77 items.
17.77 items minus the 8 item smelt potential of the 1 coal required to make the 0.88 dried kelp block...
gives a 9.77 item gain of dried kelp blocks over 1 coal block.
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There you go - Genius!
Good math but at the end of the day you need to use coal/charcoal to start the prosses of making the kelp blocks. Then after you need to use the kelp to make more dried kelp... it's a slow start and I get that kelp blocks bruns 2.5 times more than coal and charcoal. But kelp blocks burn 0.25 times less then a block of coal. So just make a coal farm aka wither farm. (both of these farms kelp & wither require the nether, it's not really early game.)
64 kelp block = 1,280 blocks in return. ( -576 from kelp total to make the next 64 block of kelp = 704 )
64 coal block = 5,120 blocks in return.
Not saying that Kelp farm is bad idea but there are better ways of smelting in Minecraft. Setting up a wither farm is hard work and takes a while... both require you to come back home and make the block versions. In the end I see more people make a spawn chunk bamboo farm so that no matter where they are it's loaded and running.
@@superstimpak1768 - hmm, My comment was really only examining the efficiency of dried kelp block. Had nothing to do with whether there are better more efficient fuels (lava?).
Not wanting to dive too deep I only examined the lower end of the range of the efficiency. I'm aware that once someone starts using dried kelp block as fuel, they'll probably use them to dry the kelp instead of the coal. Perhaps when stating the 9.77 item gain over a single block of coal I should have added the word "minimum". Either way, my math is correct.
@@oodoodoopoopoo Oh no, I wasn't trying to argue with you on the math or your comment. I think it's a great comment I just wanted to add to your comment since you made good points. Sorry if it came off as a 'one upping' kinda comment.
@@superstimpak1768 - No, no worries. I took no offense. I just wanted to clarify the intentions of my comment. You absolutely added valuable advice and reasoning to the thread ✌️
Iposted this as a reply, but incase you do not know. You take your dried kelp and a create a Kelp Block, you then place these blocks in the furnace. The Kelp doubles up as food and fuel.
It would be helpful if you included height in the dimensions at the beginning for those who are clearing space to build it in a cave.
He does
@@mrweazal1911 Really? Where? I went back to check and he said the horizontal space it takes up but not the vertical at 0:49. Was it somewhere else that I missed?
Not only are your farms always functional and easy to follow along with, but you decorate them so nicely as well! Beautiful design!
This a very inefficient farm due to the aging mechanic of kelp.... many of the kelp plants will not grow to the hight of the observers, putting a full row of observers directly above the pistons (like in most sugarcane farms) is much more efficient. Makes the farm smaller too.
Concern addressed in an earlier comment I made
@@gregois, have not seen your comments :(
@@I.m_glad_you.re_here No worries.
I mentioned to check the F3 screen for the age of the kelp being planted and keep it under 5 days so they grow tall enough for this farm
if you use repeaters, you can make it go as long as you want. you're not limited to 29 blocks.
Imma build this just because you called it a redstone bum and when a redstone fart goes off.. :) Love your style brother!!
A friend I had back on Console he used Kelp for his furnaces and I agree they are a great fuel source and this keeps me from having to stay by an ocean thank you, you’ve earned the like and sub from us can’t wait to see what else you upload 😁
Thanks Runner - great to meet you!
there are just over 1300 other vids you can check out on the channel when you have "5 minutes" :)
Very Good video,
I don't know if I'm the only one but I have to turn up my volume pretty high to hear your voice, but than the Ad's are screaming at me :I
There are definitely some improvements that could be made. The center area is definitely a waste of space. I rather make that the collection spot and have 2 setups of kelp farms. Plus just have one end lead to an auto smoker.
I quite like the aesthetic and function. Some ppl like an attractive model over pure efficiency bc in a single player world, a slower infinite is still quite more than we’ll ever need
@@kaywawak2416 well from an aesthetic position why not have the the kelp viewing inside and the collection in the back? Then you could have overhead hopper carts that transport it to a smoke house. This build does give plenty of ideas.
Yes, lava is much easier nowadays but may not go with the vibe of whatever you are building. I like having options and appreciate the video.
move all the pistons back and change them for sticky. use your normal block type for the empty space. setup redstone to compensate. bam, hidden and nice looking pistons
1.18 Best Method
Make 2x2 lava pool
Place dripstone below the blocks of the lava pool
Place cauldron below the dripstone
Infinite lava source
This is good. But sometimes you don't need to smelt 100 items.
Sadly lava doesnt stack which isnt very nice for super smelters
Wait how does it work. Pls explain
Not even close to the best. The amount of time it takes for the cauldron to fill is a long time. You might was well just farm lava pools.
Why are your builds ALWAYS so beautiful? Great build, by the way, I can't wait to try it. The only suggestion I might have is to explain how to turn kelp into a furnace source. Newbies might not know.
Good point well made Lainey
I will never again call it a redstone signal. Just discovered your channel with this video. Already subscribing.
Thanks Hunter!! I really appreciate it
Never seen a minecraft youtuber sounding more pleasant before :)
What kind of books do fish read to better themselves?
Self-Kelp books
Why not build an auto bamboo farm, and have the output go into your fuel input of your autofurnace?
If your kelp gets stuck at the top then sinks down check the very top row of water above your kelp isn't water sources and they're flowing. If not destroy them and replace. Be careful only to place water every other block so they don't become sources. Look at the video and you should see flowing water lines.
It's actually a whole lot easier to just plant a bunch of kelp in a riverbed (the new 1.18 beds are wider) and periodically go and harvest what you need from it manually. If this machine only yields 3.5 stacks, it is definitely not worth it. I can collect anywhere from 15 - 30 stacks of kelp from my riverbed kelp farm in a matter of 5 minutes. Then I throw it into my furnace array and have dried kelp block in a matter of 20 minutes.
The point of an automatic farm is that it's *automatic* as in you can just let it run while you do other things. This farm can be made bigger, and could be improved a bit in efficiency, but it runs by itself, that's the point.
Use the river for a squid farm instead.
@@voxorox yes but unfortunately this video does not point out that redstone contraptions tend to break and need fixed periodically. Not to mention if you are not within the proximity of the loaded chunk of your farm, it will not run. I've done the kelp farm thing. I prefer not to use it.
6:15 did that observer blink.
I thought i was the only one that notice
Much like Prince Charles, Avomance has always been ahead of the curve in advocating eco friendly and sustainable solutions to the problems facing the environment. If no coal is your goal, then he is here with some kelp help. I can only apologize for the appallingly unnecessary use of rhymes in the previous sentence.
Hahaha…. Genius
6:14 I love that little Observer face animation. Cute blocks like the Observer/Dispenser/Dropper should have animations like that in vanilla.
Yes i noticed that too and replay back 🤣
BOOSHES! Liked and saved for building when 1.18 comes out!
Thanks Avomance... An easy add-on would be to have the kelp flow into a furnace array, providing dried kelp
Great idea! Totally agree and an easy change
I love that your builds are both functional and aesthetically pleasing! btw what texture pack are you using
This is Stay True texture over sliders enhanced shader
@@Avomance Thanks for the reply and keep up the good work ^_^
Nice kelp farm could took it a step further depending if you really what to truly automate it to the item you want. Yet the new lava farms might work better even though they are not automated. At end of day depending how lazy I like to be in Minecraft 😂.
thanks but i'll just continue to use dripstone lava farms (even though the tick is really slow)
Nice tutorial. I'm building this today. Except I plan to use glass instead of planks for the water that carries the kelp across on the top. That way I can watch the kelp flow over my head.
nice!
@@Avomance you should have seen it. It turned out so good. But, broke the iron farm. Sigh. I'm going to have to tear it down and move it.
Well if you can make torches out of that then I would say your video and title is correct but since you can't looks like we're still mining for Cole 👍
charcoal
tbh i rather build a wither skeleton farm gives u bones coal and wither skulls and its not that hard to build
Wouldn't bamboo farms be a more efficient and simpler fuel source? Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the game and kelp needs to be cooked into dried kelp then crafted into dried kelp block before being used as fuel. And dried kelp block is not a very cost effective fuel if you are not going to use its full duration like smelting only 2 pieces of iron will consume an entire dried kelp block that could potentially smelt a lot more.
If you can find bamboo, it would be a good fuel. Sometimes I can't find bamboo, but I have kelp. 😊
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Glad you like them! Thanks Jeffrey!
I tried a farm similar to this in 1.18 but the problem i had is that the pistons get rid of the water source block so if the kelp lands at the bottom, it wouldnt rise to the top and then it would despawn. Maybe losing some kelp is acceptable to you, but I didn't like it, I mitigated this by using a different water setup and sadly way more hoppers.
I'm encountering the same issue! I didn't realize til just now that that was why my kelp wasn't floating up. Do you mind describing how you fixed it?
Using a hopper Minecart collector system instead would be better then, I think.
is there any Solution yet ?
kelp is one of my favorite recent additions, its real easy to jump in the ocean and collect enough to smelt plenty till you get a good supply of buckets of lava
Gone full dripstone lava on day2 so now I build kelp farms for fun.
"When a Redstone fart goes off..." Oh I am so going to say that from now on. XD
you know it makes sense!! Copyright Avomance though ;P
Glad to find an English Minecraft player doing quality tutorials (I say tutorials, this is the first video I've seen of yours but I've subbed and will be checking out more!). Very well explained and not at all monotonous or long winded like some can be, nice editing too.
I think this may be a bit slow and oversized for my needs but it's a lovely build 💯
Thanks loads Calum! Tutorials and more my friend! I look forward to seeing you in the others :)
i like this but i haven’t mines coal in like 2 years and it’s because i’ve been using charcoal. just use 2 oak logs to smelt 1 and then keep adding em and you just mine trees and you have it.
Thx! I didn’t know that.
But how do I get my kelp to become dry kelp without coal?
dry 9 out with some wood, or a couple of coal pieces, and then use that to make a block to dry out more
In a pinch, if you have a campfire close by, you can dry it on that as well. Assuming wood is in short supply like a desert or Mesa
Trying building a bonemeal farm with a redstone ticker and take the composters out it will become a afk farm that makes over 10x the ammount
What an absolutely gorgeous tutorial. Great explanation. I was already eager to build it just watching it through for the first time. Usually they make me nervous, haha.
Thank you Kurisu!
" That's going to create a RedStone Fart"
I’m not sure I’m comfortable with this farm being powered by observers farting on each other’s faces, but hey everyone has their thing.
I think I’ll be using a hopper mine cart collecting system instead though.
Yup. I built a bonemeal farm based on a similar design. I also use dripstone lava farms since kelp is kinda useless for food and both require the same effort to use for fuel.
Great video!! Thanks!! I though to you were saying red stone fart 😂😂😂
yes - yes I was!
I kept hearing "redstone fart" due to the accent, and that is now what I'm going to call redstone activation from now on.
Thats because I do say "Redstone Fart" - I first coined it back in 2018 when Observers were released! its MY phrase... (check my merch) but you can borrow it ;P
@@Avomance I died laughing. Never heard that before but love it.
What texture pack is he using?? Asking for a friend 👀👀👀
Really appreciate your explanation! Some are so hard to keep up with this was fool proof! Thanks!
Could also add a furnace between the hopper and the chest. Then you get dried kelp and free XP too.
What shader/texture pack is being used here?
Still Works in 1.19 for Windows , Thanks for the guide on making this Farm... I actually built this one as a Mirror Build (Back 2 Back). Now I just gotta decide how to Decorate it.
Really Nice idea Nati!
Bro are you an idiot? Who uses kelp as a fuel, Have you heard of carpet duper it dupes a carpet then it smelts it. its incredibly simple
@@nightmayr9957 imagine if youre not one of these guys who likes to break unwritten rules or either playing on private servers with some rules about duping/glitches prevention. I'd rather build this farm instead of duping carpets, even if im playing all alone in singleplayer
@@exlucent Did I ask you
@@nightmayr9957 You're Adorable.
Thank You for your helpi have added this creation to the side of my tower it looks bonkers but it works and that is the main thing
Thank you so much for this. It almost works great! I followed everything, but qhen the kelp hits the observers nothing happens 😔 going to keep messing around. Maybe I can fix it
Just build a lava farm with dripstone.
Although in my current game, after over 200 days i have not found one single dripstone in caves ANYWARE, but managed to buy 10 dripstone off a wandering merchant.
But yeah, so the problem is you cannot count on being able to find dripstone.
Yeah the generation has been a little like that for me too. When I make a new world they’re will either be dripstone absolutely everywhere or absolutely nowhere.
@@Jack-kx5rf Oh well, it is not the first item this game has gotten carried away with a massive keepaway that just drags on and on and on and on and on. It has in the past done it too me with watermelon, coco, beetroot, but more often than anything else it happens with bamboo.
pretty much everything else, if you put the work in, you will find it, but just sometimes, the game gets it in its head that your not ever going to find one of those above mentioned things, and now we can add dripstone to that list! lol
''Just build a lava farm with dripstone''
Would you be so kind to explain a little bit on this? I haven't played minecraft since it was beta and not owned by Microsoft, so I'm interested in all the little tricks and farms there are now.
@@WetAdek You remember how you could see the water/lava particles when there was only 1 block above you and that had lava/water on top of it? When you see those particles place a pointed dripstone under it with a cauldron under the dripstone.
After roughly 19 minutes the cauldron will fill with the lava/water.
@ 6:18 that observer blinked!
I literally thought I was losing my mind and had to skip the video back to make sure that I wasn’t crazy 😜
Texture pack
Ooooh, just found your channel. Love this video so going to set it up today! Just need that starting kelp. :P
With kelp you're probably better off building a large farm with flying machines because the rates from a tiny farm like this just aren't really going to cut it when you need dried kelp blocks to fuel even a modestly sized furnace array.
I kept hearing “Redstone fart”
thats cos I said it a few times Liz :)
@@Avomance so it wasn’t Redstone Fire. I was confusion.
I use a farm like this. One problem Ive encountered is when the piston fires, that water is no longer a source block and kelp can get trapped at the bottom.
kelp can grow in non source blocks, that's how bubble elevators are made
add an extra water source on the left or right side.
@@Travusable yes. That's why the farm isn't completely broken, but you have to wait for the kelp to grow a stage to make it a source block again for the kelp to float up if it gets caught down there.
It doesn't prevent the farm from working, just can reduce rates and speed
Kelp grows to a random height between 2 and 30-something, so having those three observers at level 3 means eventually the three kelp they're watching will select 2 height and the whole thing stops working. Better to have a daylight sensor at the top with one observer. Then it will always thump the kelp. Otherwise the visual of the kelp falling down the front is a really cool distinction.
Would work 10x fast if you build a redstone ticker. U can build a kelp farm that turns kelp into bonemeal. But if u take the bonemeal farm and just dont add the composters you will be farming kelp as fast as your pistons can move
0 tick isn't a thing in Java any more buddy
6:15 since when observers blink o.o so creepy
you mean 6:15 But I also saw that, and thought I imagined it, until I saw this comment ahhaha
@@Mystical_Goddess yes lol mb, ty for correction :D
Is he saying "redstone fart"?
Yes Chris, Yes I am
Of course he is, and it makes me giggle every single time.
Redstone-circuits intimidate the out of me, Avomance makes it fun!
Kelp may stop growing before reaching the observers, so just having 3 of them increases the risk of the farm stalling
It's weird, the only time I've run out of coal was when I built my biodome in a snow biome, I dunno if I'm lucky or just doing something right
Mr. Ramsey is playing minecraft. Stunning.
Thx for the explainations but I did have to find by myself how to not waste half the harvest as not all of them was going all the way up. Also I feel like like production is extremely slow but I have the same issue with a sugar canne farm so I don't know... :/
One of the reasons I did a 2 block height harvester. There is a chance for the kelp to cap before it gets to the observers so the 2 block one is where I'm at. still really slow though.
@@Grinthex So you directly have pistons then observer above ? Doesn't the pistons destroy the source kelp ?
Oh I'm sorry wrong video ha ha well in the end I made another one with indeed the source block, piston and observer just above each other, and on multiple levels so I have multiple rows in the same farm, it works much better
The bottom kelp will trigger a block update. So you can put The observers facing the lowest block and put the Pistons right above it. So far it's been working with me with the sticky piston to make the Redstone a little bit easier to manage.
Granted there still is a little a bit of waste. But experiment with the water to have it directing the ground in front of it.
actually super helpful! I was just watching your older videos and coincidentally you posted something I could really use! Are u magic?
Yes…. Yes I am 😀😉
I'm going to try something different. I want to see if will work building this higher to get more kelp. I built this last year on creative (PS4) and it work awesome. I made 4 in a square configuration then built 4 more on a second level above the first. Now I'm trying it on a new survival map.
*stares in lack of torches*
Please give the recipe for kelp torches 🤔😏
theres none
Idk if this is the place to talk ^^'
But I have a minimalistic design (you could probably figure it out just off this description) that just uses 1 daylight sensor and 4 sticky pistons to harvest 92 kelp plants, with an allay above the ocean to collect.
Useful little farm, nice and easy to make, kelp makes a nice building texture block so definitely worth building!
6:16 di-did that just blink?!
I swear , I was fkin screaming out very loud when I saw that lfmao
Just use dripstones and lava and you have a far cooler infinitive source of fuel ...
dosent that take a long time or did they change that?
@@MoleHillish A bit but make a few more or find a lava see and its solved
This is unequivocally the most clear Minecraft instruction video I've ever seen. Good job and thank you!
Looks really nice. I could even imagine widening the access hallway a bit and making this part of a base. It's a nice aquarium, and because the observers are pretty high up and random growth, you'll end up with a variety of heights of kelp. The tricky part of this build was when Avomance was fighting against the water flow and adding source blocks. I think you have to do it that way to control the flow of the water.
That would be cool! Its totally a base waiting to happen!