❗❗ If your going for JUST WOOD! . No Specifics.. Yes! Farm the MEGA SPRUCE.. Fill the entire thing with logs.. Hit it with bone-meal, climb and chop❗❗ 👉THANKS : Nebula - "If you're having any problems with the trapdoor flooding when closed for the crop farm, use a dispender instead, the trapdoor is java only and not on Bedrock edition" ⌚*Timestamps, They take you right to the materials!* 0:00 Intro 0:52 Cobble Stone Generator 2:15 Cobble Stone Extension 3:52 Wood Farm 9:28 Crop Farm 📋 Materials List: ⛏ Cobblestone Farm: 7 Blocks 4 Slabs 1 Lava + 1 Water Hopper + Chest 🪓 Wood Farm: Desired Saplings 49 Blocks 50 Blocks 2 Trap Doors 2 Water 🍕 Crops Farm: Desired Crop 36 Walls 4 Slabs 3 Blocks 4 Trap Doors 4 Signs 1 Lever 2 Water 2 Stairs
@@ILoveCaterpillars If you are in Java like me you probably have to dig under the first trap door up to the last trap door (leave that one block at the end) and start your water in the block under the first trap door.It should flow correctly after that. I had to go back and watch the video a dozen or so times to be sure he did't do that in the video. I'm not sure why his flows correctly.. it shouldn't.
Yeah I'm not sure who actually used these. If you're building massive structures, chances are you're digging massive holes already andcit shouldn't be a problem. By mining for cobble, you get other resources at the same time.
If you're having any problems with the trapdoor flooding when closed for the crop farm, use a dispender instead, the trapdoor is java only and not on Bedrock edition
Quick side note I would suggest building a glass dome and lighting it well, it stops spiders or mobs from trampling your crops and it makes it so they still grow because you're in close proximity to the crops, I would add a door for easier accessibility
@Rāknar that’s not possible with this setup if you want to do that check out Jc playz automatic crop farm, it’s very efficient and not that hard to build but you will need two villagers for it
I've never really understood the need for a cobble generator, especially early game. If you just store all the cobble you mine out while branch mining you should be set for most future projects
@@westside2160 you branch mine for diamonds pretty early on, you get plenty of iron, redstone, lapis, coal and gold this way. You don't spend much time actually looking for iron, you just gather it up as you mine for diamonds.
That's part of the reason its surrounded by a collection moat. scaffold to the top and work from the top down and you're pretty safe. source: hardcore only player
Its actual intention is for mega Spruce trees... As you Fill the entire block with logs... the outer water catches the leaf drops as you farm your way down the logs, not having to worry about picking up the drops!!! I also think it is a little useless but "starter wood farm" is a thing so I threw it in but gave up on putting the time into it. *Just go cut some friggin trees down*
A little tip for anyone who can't get the farm working on Bedrock, if you put some Ice under the trapdoor closer to the centre of the farmland the items get enough speed to go the full way through to the end point :)
@@timothymccully795 what I did for the water above the crops is I used a dispenser instead :) I prefer the look of that too compared to a waterlogged trapdoor (still not sure why it goes through it on bedrock but oh well 🤷🏼♂️)
dude that crop farm is nice, i was trying to make something similar myself, it was a 3 tier farm with a middle channel between the crops that carried it down to two different chests through hoppers. didn’t end up working out tho so now I can just make this thanks!
Just get 3 villagers.. One inside farming and 2 locked outside the farm with some beds..the farmer will throw the food to the outside ones and you will get automatic villager breeder and crop farm
i picked up crops everywhere manual...but when i saw this video for the first time i wanted to say thank you so much...i'm no builder but thank you for saving me minutes when it comes to collecting crops... you're the best and keep up the good work!
with potatoes its sometimes still worth doing them manually as a fortune enchanted hoe does work on them. Because you need 1 to replant you only profit 2 potatoes per tile without fortune or waterflushing. fortune 3 will average 4 potatoes per tile in profit.
Only works on Java my guy. I tried in bedrock too but it just goes through the traps doors I should search bedrock edition crop farm to ensure it works
@JBeats Nation I just used a dispenser with a button on the 3 blocks he says to put the lever on. Having to try and re work the water movement system though. Bedrock doesnt allow the items to pass through the trap doors since no water is pushing them
@@Ruben41441 I knew that if I refreshed the page then it would say that other people viewed. What I meant is that I clicked fast. I don’t know why you are being so toxic. I didn’t waste your time. I didn’t waste your time any more then any other comment did. You chose to write an unnecessary comment.
I did try the crop farm on bedrock edition for PS4 and it didn’t work, once you try and put the trapdoor in the centre to wash your crops out to the edges, it just stays in the hole you made, and if you follow the instructions to the tee, the water just runs straight out if you put it in the centre with just a slab on one face, the trapdoors must work differently on Java to bedrock.
@@abrahamlopez1879 or use a dispenser, but that counts as redstone i suppose. but then again, i count a lever as a redstone item so w/e. A totally non redstone way to do it would be to make the farm as explained, but directly under the water source block, place a temp block to retain the water. When ready to harvest break that block. when everything has washed into the canals, replace it. i usually always have a dirt block on me, but i don't always carry a pail of water.
if the f3+t doesn’t work for you then hold left click and unplug your mouse cable, this will have the same effect. when you are back from afk press t to open chat and it will stop mining. have a good day everyone :]
Suggestion: Wool farm (no redstone) Requirements: About 20 sheep Shears Any block Water bucket 1. Make a 7x7 Square with 2 blocks high 2. Then make stairs going up inside the square 3. Get 20 sheep inside the square -doing it/farming- 4. Shear the sheep not inside, but top of the square. 5. Put water on the corner and then collect the wool on the opposite side of the corner. 6. Repeat. Thank you if you liked this suggestion! 😁
So. The food farm has a flaw. All items "gathered" by the water get stuck in the empty spaces caused by the trap doors. You must place a line of hoppers attached to a chest starting 1 block below the center trap door and ending at the chest at the front 4 block section to make this farm work.
I know this is 3 years old but the crop farm is such an elegant yet simple design. Chef's kiss! And technically you don't even need the lever, you can just open the trap door.
Hey chapman. Loved the vid (mostly for the crop farm since i know how to do the others) because i haven't seen that design yet. There is however a tiny problem with the design - on the way out of the farm there is a single dry block (two blocks from the center towards the "mouth" of the farm where the trap door is) During my initial test I got 64 out of 76 planted. Now, granted - when you actually wait for the crops to grow losing that little is inconsequential especially taking into consideration the ease of use and time saved. Just wanted to let you know. I'll probably put down some ice on that block =) I really REALLY love this farm and I will probably use it again in my survival worlds. I made it and put a trap door to serve as a bridge because i prefer to get my boots dirty but other than that it's the same design.
Nice vid. I am cursed though in Minecraft. With the generator - Can’t open chest. And after a couple swings the lava keeps ‘falling’ all the way down. Still fun to see what others can build.
I'm having a few issues. I'm new to Minecraft, and playing with some friends on Quests of Ascension modpack... I cannot seem to get the water to place on top of the trap doors (farming tutorial) so the last 2 water sources (above the collection trap door and the one by the lever) aren't able to be placed down. Any thoughts on a workaround? Thanks guys, and thanks for the awesome tutorials!
I just subscribed to you and I find your voice very comfortable to listen to and your videos are easy to follow and a nice way of learning stuff (have only seen three videos yet but there will be more to be watched) 😍 Keep up the good work
That crop farm was ingenious! All the auto crop farms you see are those really long ones with redstone, this is so much more compact and just upgrades existing farms!
I came here to see if anyone else was having that problem, I don't know how to fix it. I'm just gonna slap some water down and pick it back up when I need I guess
@@basicbrownbear1219 thats what ive been doing. I put a block under it, then just take it out when needed then replace it. Works just as good. But I did like the fact lever 😂
Greetings from malaysia, i love all your tutorial redstone video, especially tutorial tuesday, I can't miss any videos since then, keep up your good work...
Question, I've built several of the crop farms with no problem. Latest, built right next to another working farm, the water washes out when flip the lever EXCEPT to the corners of the field. Everything about the two fields is identical except I don't have my walls up completely on the 2nd one yet in case I had issues that needed fixed.
More efficient to make mega spruce trees. You can grow them stacked next to each other. A bubble elevator is ideal, but since this is a starter farm, you can make a long ladder to get to the top and chop downwards.
If you are talking about the tree farm, I had the same problem. Extending the flowing chute (5 blocks instead of 3) actually helped with items not being stuck under the trap door, I guess because there is more water flow? Also adding a block of ice under the block where the trapdoor would probably help but I have just started a new game and I don't have silk touch yet...
On the wood farm, the items get stuck under the trapdoor that has a grass block on it. This is happening in both Bedrock and Java. Also, after a couple of times mining the cobblestone, the lava overran the water, creating a lava column in place of the stone.
For cob farms, ye they kinda useless. But for the wood unless your in a forest you aren't gonna want to go out to look for the right kinda trees for your base.
@@fungalwater3175 I mean idk I just grab saplings of different trees that don’t grow in my area and I always make sure to plant them back after chopping them down idk why build a designated area for it it’s just unnecessary in my opinion
@@jakebakethatcake7156 I'm not sure, I would have to build this contraption myself but the trapdoor should work across all platfroms and btw I'm also on bedrock
Dude I love the crop one. So simple. I've been so stupid when it comes to getting breeders and things right (Bedrock, I blame that haha), but I'm excited to try these. I think the kiddo will enjoy doing the crop one when they're grown. Edit: as I'm reading the comments, I'm feeling bummed out now. These are listed in the Bedrock playlist, assuming they should work for Bedrock edition, but it's not seeming that way. This is all fairly recent too. What is the purpose of placing these in the Bedrock folder in your playlist if they won't work with certain aspects (one major one being water placement on/in certain items in Java versus Bedrock)? I'm genuinely curious what your feedback on fixing some of these issues on Bedrock would be, as some of these lose their spark if they can't be properly used on that version.
Put a block in front of it then flip the switch and there’s your middle block put 3 blocks beside it like he did make it 2 blocks high and put a block above the wooden part of the sticky piston and then your water flip the lever on and off and it should work. ( sorry I put separate comments I had to look on how I did it and yea hope this helps! 😁 ❤️
Yeah it sucks. I spent about an hour building all this stuff, then i had to improvise and kinda rig some things to get the farms to work half decently lol
Update: things also get stuck in the trap door and some people are saying i’ll need packed ice to fix that, which requires silk touch. This build overall just sucks for bedrock players :( wish he mentioned it before i did it
I just built the tree farm in java 1.16 and I had to remove the slabs above the trees because they were not growing, but overall I am happy with the farm. Thank you for this tutorial! =)
Instead of a "cobblestone farm" I just measure out a 25x25 square in the ground and dig it down to bedrock. Once I hit Y-5 I then expand it to a 50x50 hole and sometimes a 100x100 hole. Not only do you accumulate cobble by the tens of thousands but you also end up with hundreds if not thousands of a bunch of other materials like iron, coal, gold, lapis, diamonds and obsidian. Its also really time consuming with is really good if your bored or wanting a long term goal for your survival worlds. Edit: a small 15x15 hole alone will get you at least 20,000(ish) cobblestone.
I put markers around my house. North south west and east. Every 20 blocks out put a stack of 4 cobble stone. The further you go just put more stacks out. Yhen you just look for the stacks.
If you are having the same issue with the farm farm as i am where some of the items get stuck at 11:49 you can fix it by replacing the block below the trapdoor with an ice block. items slide on the ice and no longer get stuck there. Java Edition
Use a dispenser instead of a trap door on bedrock because the trap door will flood from the water Edit: all credit goes to nebula one of the earlier commenters. I just wanted to share this with you.
nice vid Really like this starter farms My first thuoght of the cobblestone Farm is Skyblock and I bet the main purpose of it in the vid but still useful
I’m currently trying your water Farm idea and the water keeps going through the trap door making the lever useless did they update it recently to where this farm doesn’t work anymore?
ok i might have a dumb question, but is it just a crop (carrot, potatoe, beet, etc.) farm or you can put stuff like wheat too? If it's an all crop, some of my seeds and wheat get stuck at the first trap door. And i'm on java edition 1.16.5 if it can help
Hmm, my crop farm doesn't seem to work properly. I followed all steps but the water in the center flows regardless of whether the trap door is open or closed, and everything that gets pushed by the water stops at the trapdoor near the center of the farm. Any way to fix these issues?
This only works on the Java version, but there is a work around though. Skip the water bucket and trap door near the middle. Then put ice blocks as the floor to bridge the gap to your collection area. This will let the crops slide in, instead of the water pushing them to the middle
for bedrock players Put dispenser pointing down with water bucket in it and keep leaver where it is also where the crops come up in that 1 spot he put trap door use an ice block so it will slide
![Minecraft Villager Auto Crop Farm - ALL CROPS [Wheat, Carrot, Potatoes, Beetroot, Berries, Melons]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bnugtoQ8utk/mqdefault.jpg)
❗❗ If your going for JUST WOOD! . No Specifics.. Yes! Farm the MEGA SPRUCE.. Fill the entire thing with logs.. Hit it with bone-meal, climb and chop❗❗
👉THANKS : Nebula -
"If you're having any problems with the trapdoor flooding when closed for the crop farm, use a dispender instead, the trapdoor is java only and not on Bedrock edition"
⌚*Timestamps, They take you right to the materials!*
0:00 Intro
0:52 Cobble Stone Generator
2:15 Cobble Stone Extension
3:52 Wood Farm
9:28 Crop Farm
📋 Materials List:
⛏ Cobblestone Farm:
7 Blocks
4 Slabs
1 Lava + 1 Water
Hopper + Chest
🪓 Wood Farm:
Desired Saplings
49 Blocks
50 Blocks
2 Trap Doors
2 Water
🍕 Crops Farm:
Desired Crop
36 Walls
4 Slabs
3 Blocks
4 Trap Doors
4 Signs
1 Lever
2 Water
2 Stairs
Good job man glad to see u growing
Love these farm videos
Hiii
On the crop farm my product will not travel to the ending destination. The wheat will stop at the first trap door.
@@ILoveCaterpillars If you are in Java like me you probably have to dig under the first trap door up to the last trap door (leave that one block at the end) and start your water in the block under the first trap door.It should flow correctly after that. I had to go back and watch the video a dozen or so times to be sure he did't do that in the video. I'm not sure why his flows correctly.. it shouldn't.
Uh how u know i just come for only wood farm lol
So the wood farm is just growing trees and cutting them with an ax?
Yeah, the advanced need slime and tnt dupe that's not starter friendly
Hiiii
Yes, that's what a tree farm is... dont like it, go watch an advanced one
@@conceiver4200 its not even a farm. It's just basic game play
@@Kiever_Sloane techiniczlly, it is a farm, because a farm is full of reproducible stuff, is a tree not reproducible,
“The cobble stone generator” in my worlds that’s me because I love strip mining
Yeah I'm not sure who actually used these. If you're building massive structures, chances are you're digging massive holes already andcit shouldn't be a problem. By mining for cobble, you get other resources at the same time.
"Wow you always have so much cobble"
Yeah don't remind me, storage is my Achilles heel
Same Caleb
“i love strip mining” is it possible to learn this power?
@@BubbaJed listening to a podcast or just music
If you're having any problems with the trapdoor flooding when closed for the crop farm, use a dispender instead, the trapdoor is java only and not on Bedrock edition
Thanks man appreciate this
Quick side note I would suggest building a glass dome and lighting it well, it stops spiders or mobs from trampling your crops and it makes it so they still grow because you're in close proximity to the crops, I would add a door for easier accessibility
Thanks again you’re a lifesaver 😂
Old man you are a life saver
@Rāknar that’s not possible with this setup if you want to do that check out Jc playz automatic crop farm, it’s very efficient and not that hard to build but you will need two villagers for it
Axe in hotbar
Chapman: a StOnE pIcKaxE
Yea booiiii got pinned i have reached Chapman's brain succesfully
@@sl4_07 makes fun of his not using the right word then says pinged Instead of pinned lol. Congrats none the less.
@@ohs_baba-yaga8698 Haha right?
@@ohs_baba-yaga8698 did it
@@sl4_07 (edited)
after i found 2x2 spruce, never use any other wood again.
It's called dark oak
@@mudholegrant It’s spruce, dark oak is a different type of wood.
@@mudholegrant oak / spruce xD
@@mudholegrant Spruce, Dark Oak, and Jungle are all capable of 2x2 growth.
@@IceValueYT its called a dark oak sapling in the game so its dark oak
I've never really understood the need for a cobble generator, especially early game. If you just store all the cobble you mine out while branch mining you should be set for most future projects
not many people branch mine early game is why
@@westside2160 how else to get your diamonds going?
@@lostnumbr "early game" is iron level. Nobody strip mines for iron
@@westside2160 you branch mine for diamonds pretty early on, you get plenty of iron, redstone, lapis, coal and gold this way. You don't spend much time actually looking for iron, you just gather it up as you mine for diamonds.
@@westside2160 caving without armor is very dangerous
Dude, that crop farm is AWESOME! I didn't see quite where it was going until the lever pull, and my jaw dropped. Awesome job, earned a sub! :D
I’m my world the dirt kept goi from farm land to dirt
Warning: do not attempt tree farm in hardcore you have a chance to die
That's part of the reason its surrounded by a collection moat. scaffold to the top and work from the top down and you're pretty safe.
source: hardcore only player
Second farm is literarlly just planting trees and mining it, wit some useless water around
Its actual intention is for mega Spruce trees... As you Fill the entire block with logs... the outer water catches the leaf drops as you farm your way down the logs, not having to worry about picking up the drops!!!
I also think it is a little useless but "starter wood farm" is a thing so I threw it in but gave up on putting the time into it.
*Just go cut some friggin trees down*
I feel like the water trap design would be better for a skeleton farm
@@ChapmanMain Also for hardcore players it's a nice safety net in case you fall off the tree.
A little tip for anyone who can't get the farm working on Bedrock, if you put some Ice under the trapdoor closer to the centre of the farmland the items get enough speed to go the full way through to the end point :)
Thank you bro this was frustrating me so bad
So my water keeps going through the trap door. Has that happened to you?
@@timothymccully795 what I did for the water above the crops is I used a dispenser instead :) I prefer the look of that too compared to a waterlogged trapdoor (still not sure why it goes through it on bedrock but oh well 🤷🏼♂️)
@@WarrilowJ oh thank you! I'm glad I'm not the only one
U look scarry👹
I've never seen a cobblestone generator like that before. That's really nice.
For some reason it doesn’t work for me. The lava always flows down above the hopper before the water can.
Thank you so much, i just recently started a new world and was wondering how to make a good wheat farm without redstone. This will help so much!
dude that crop farm is nice, i was trying to make something similar myself, it was a 3 tier farm with a middle channel between the crops that carried it down to two different chests through hoppers. didn’t end up working out tho so now I can just make this thanks!
Me after trying to build the 8 dispenser version of this on console and then watching this video: wtf have I been doing even‽‽
Just get 3 villagers.. One inside farming and 2 locked outside the farm with some beds..the farmer will throw the food to the outside ones and you will get automatic villager breeder and crop farm
i made my own version but it need 7 redstone so not very good
Me : i do a 2 by 2 infinite water source, and you ?
Chapman: uhg, it's complicated
i picked up crops everywhere manual...but when i saw this video for the first time i wanted to say thank you so much...i'm no builder but thank you for saving me minutes when it comes to collecting crops... you're the best and keep up the good work!
with potatoes its sometimes still worth doing them manually as a fortune enchanted hoe does work on them. Because you need 1 to replant you only profit 2 potatoes per tile without fortune or waterflushing. fortune 3 will average 4 potatoes per tile in profit.
7:22 "Stay away! Stay away sir!" (kills Wandering Trader and both of his llamas.)
lol He is an annoying NPC, I swear.
I swear he ruins my farms and always loses a llama
@@dosmart Plus side of the Wandering Troller is that you can get a couple of free leads.
I love you, my friend said it is impossible to make a stone generator but here you are
That's what silk touch is for silly
@@DarkangaelBrokenwing no, we thought you need a water source to turn it to stone instead of cobble, not just the lava to be on top
@@seb_the_tree yeah that part confused me too when I first learned how that works minecraft logic....
You should get a smarter friend
The water in the last one at the end the water just goes through the trap door
Only works on Java my guy. I tried in bedrock too but it just goes through the traps doors I should search bedrock edition crop farm to ensure it works
I know it don't work and the system for the water the items don't go passed that area with the trapdoor since the block has no water flow
@@talonmason4243 replace that part with a sticky piston to block off water supply.
Why is this put specifically in the "Bedrock Farms" playlist if it doesn't function properly on that version though?
@JBeats Nation I just used a dispenser with a button on the 3 blocks he says to put the lever on. Having to try and re work the water movement system though. Bedrock doesnt allow the items to pass through the trap doors since no water is pushing them
I had to change positions of water streams to get this working because every item would get stuck in trapdoors
No views no comments no likes. That’s how you know you’re a dedicated fan.
Bro just shtfu lmao
@@qgent2850 what?
@unlistd 🍞...
Just refresh the page dont waste others time
@@Ruben41441 I knew that if I refreshed the page then it would say that other people viewed. What I meant is that I clicked fast. I don’t know why you are being so toxic. I didn’t waste your time. I didn’t waste your time any more then any other comment did. You chose to write an unnecessary comment.
I'm guessing this is on java ? Cause if it's on bedrock the water flows out from the trapdoors.. :( wanted to make the farm too
Same
Luke Schermerhorn life saver 💯
@Luke Schermerhorn how do you do it with a dispenser
@@brianbergesch1371 Face it down and put a water bucket in it
Very few versions can use this method. I had to raise the dispensing portion 3 blocks and use a sticky piston.
I did try the crop farm on bedrock edition for PS4 and it didn’t work, once you try and put the trapdoor in the centre to wash your crops out to the edges, it just stays in the hole you made, and if you follow the instructions to the tee, the water just runs straight out if you put it in the centre with just a slab on one face, the trapdoors must work differently on Java to bedrock.
U can also just manually place the water in the water bucket down and collect it once the crops flown to the perimeter.
@@abrahamlopez1879 or use a dispenser, but that counts as redstone i suppose. but then again, i count a lever as a redstone item so w/e. A totally non redstone way to do it would be to make the farm as explained, but directly under the water source block, place a temp block to retain the water. When ready to harvest break that block. when everything has washed into the canals, replace it. i usually always have a dirt block on me, but i don't always carry a pail of water.
@@maxdecphoenix gotta carry that bucket of water Incase of fall dmg, lava, or endermans/mobs.
@@abrahamlopez1879 what? like a noob? psh.
@@maxdecphoenix the fuck
if the f3+t doesn’t work for you then hold left click and unplug your mouse cable, this will have the same effect. when you are back from afk press t to open chat and it will stop mining. have a good day everyone :]
Or mouse settings click lock
Or just key bind lmb to any keyboard key like shift or spacebar,the just keep a wight on it
Suggestion:
Wool farm (no redstone)
Requirements:
About 20 sheep
Shears
Any block
Water bucket
1. Make a 7x7 Square with 2 blocks high
2. Then make stairs going up inside the square
3. Get 20 sheep inside the square
-doing it/farming-
4. Shear the sheep not inside, but top of the square.
5. Put water on the corner and then collect the wool on the opposite side of the corner.
6. Repeat.
Thank you if you liked this suggestion! 😁
I was eating lunch so i didnt see the notification big oofskies
the crop farm is so useful!!
You sir, are a true gem. If maple could be a gem, it should be you. Glorious, apologetic and sweet.
true canadadian
Would be good if the crop farm actually worked because I did everything perfectly but the water keeps flowing wrong
So. The food farm has a flaw. All items "gathered" by the water get stuck in the empty spaces caused by the trap doors. You must place a line of hoppers attached to a chest starting 1 block below the center trap door and ending at the chest at the front 4 block section to make this farm work.
I know this is 3 years old but the crop farm is such an elegant yet simple design. Chef's kiss! And technically you don't even need the lever, you can just open the trap door.
Thanks I really needed the crop farm.
I really hate it that I had to mine out 2304 ancient debris in order to build the "starter" wood farm...
Fr I don't think he was on survival
Hey chapman. Loved the vid (mostly for the crop farm since i know how to do the others) because i haven't seen that design yet.
There is however a tiny problem with the design - on the way out of the farm there is a single dry block (two blocks from the center towards the "mouth" of the farm where the trap door is)
During my initial test I got 64 out of 76 planted. Now, granted - when you actually wait for the crops to grow losing that little is inconsequential especially taking into consideration the ease of use and time saved.
Just wanted to let you know. I'll probably put down some ice on that block =)
I really REALLY love this farm and I will probably use it again in my survival worlds. I made it and put a trap door to serve as a bridge because i prefer to get my boots dirty but other than that it's the same design.
Can someone answer y when i do it the water goes through the trapdoor?
This is like the most beginner friendly video I have ever watched.
This was so helpful! I've just started playing about a month ago and I did the Wood Farm and it is working really well for me! Thanks!
Solid starter farm video chappy
Nice vid. I am cursed though in Minecraft. With the generator - Can’t open chest. And after a couple swings the lava keeps ‘falling’ all the way down. Still fun to see what others can build.
Same for me. I always have problems when it comes to precisely placing water though.
I'm having a few issues. I'm new to Minecraft, and playing with some friends on Quests of Ascension modpack... I cannot seem to get the water to place on top of the trap doors (farming tutorial) so the last 2 water sources (above the collection trap door and the one by the lever) aren't able to be placed down. Any thoughts on a workaround? Thanks guys, and thanks for the awesome tutorials!
Put a dispenser there water in it keep the lever.
@@tomsfirewood ahh, yeah that'd do it. Thanks for the tip!!
Bro the crop farm u made is so smart dude
I just subscribed to you and I find your voice very comfortable to listen to and your videos are easy to follow and a nice way of learning stuff (have only seen three videos yet but there will be more to be watched) 😍
Keep up the good work
i spent the entire crop farm judging you and not expecting it to be good without redstone, but damn, im gonna use that one in my world
That crop farm was ingenious! All the auto crop farms you see are those really long ones with redstone, this is so much more compact and just upgrades existing farms!
In the crop farm, i can't put the two bucket on the last trapdoor
same i cant do it either the water goes thro the door
@@zachgallon i update to last version and it fixed
@@zachgallon did u find a solution? same thing is happening to me
@@darcylienert3308 yes its a bedrock issue since the water physics are different from java.
I tried making the auto crop farm in my survival world on pocket edition and the water wouldn't stay in the trapdoor. Any suggestions.
only java 😞
Pocket edition is really weird for farms and stuff
So this wouldn’t work on Xbox one?
I tried doing the crop farm on console I had to modify it with a couple hopers because the crops kept disappearing for some reason
The food farm didnt work. It still leaks out of the trap door? Help?
I came here to see if anyone else was having that problem, I don't know how to fix it. I'm just gonna slap some water down and pick it back up when I need I guess
@@basicbrownbear1219 thats what ive been doing. I put a block under it, then just take it out when needed then replace it. Works just as good. But I did like the fact lever 😂
Crop farm was the best farm I have seen 😘😘
Good keep it up😉
When I place the trap door at the middle the water goes through weather it’s open or closed?? On bedrock edition
Exactly
@@randomvirus6747 I thought it was supposed to not go through when it’s closed? That’s why you use the lever?
@@NotCFilmProduction I’ve had the same issue. This may be Java specific. Idk, tryna find another way to hold the water. Lmk if u get anywhere.
Have the same issue. Still works for every thing else .
Greetings from malaysia, i love all your tutorial redstone video, especially tutorial tuesday, I can't miss any videos since then, keep up your good work...
Great tree and crop farm design super clever
Question, I've built several of the crop farms with no problem. Latest, built right next to another working farm, the water washes out when flip the lever EXCEPT to the corners of the field. Everything about the two fields is identical except I don't have my walls up completely on the 2nd one yet in case I had issues that needed fixed.
Who else is doing after they finished the game and just can’t be bothered to build the advanced ones xD
More efficient to make mega spruce trees. You can grow them stacked next to each other. A bubble elevator is ideal, but since this is a starter farm, you can make a long ladder to get to the top and chop downwards.
@CraftyCraft Get a life dude. Chapman doesn't need you white knighting his comment section.
Can someone help me. When I did it, the crops got stuck under the trapped door and idk how to fix it
If you are talking about the tree farm, I had the same problem. Extending the flowing chute (5 blocks instead of 3) actually helped with items not being stuck under the trap door, I guess because there is more water flow? Also adding a block of ice under the block where the trapdoor would probably help but I have just started a new game and I don't have silk touch yet...
On the wood farm, the items get stuck under the trapdoor that has a grass block on it. This is happening in both Bedrock and Java. Also, after a couple of times mining the cobblestone, the lava overran the water, creating a lava column in place of the stone.
Thank you Chapman!! Ive been struggling with finding a reliable cobblestone generator!!!!
For the people in bedrock edition use a dispenser pointing down with water bucket in it and keep the leaver were it is
My water keeps falling through the trapdoor with the lever. Also all the crops get stuck in the underground trapdoor
The crop one is actually brilliant good job mate
The 3rd farm dose.t work i tried putting the trap door then water on top with lever and the water goes right through the trapdoor
are you on bedrock cz i tried it too and it did the same thing
For people on Bedrock use a Dispenser and put a water bucket in it and put the lever on top of the Dispenser
Thank you so much for that! It works finally 😁
What’s the point of the cob and wood farm just go mine or chop down trees
my man out here having never deforested an entire continent on accident?
For cob farms, ye they kinda useless. But for the wood unless your in a forest you aren't gonna want to go out to look for the right kinda trees for your base.
@@fungalwater3175 I mean idk I just grab saplings of different trees that don’t grow in my area and I always make sure to plant them back after chopping them down idk why build a designated area for it it’s just unnecessary in my opinion
@@Yashhaa tru
I cant place water on top of the trap door without it falling through
Make sure the trapdoor is placed on the bottom half of the block
@@stevenwjg03 I'm on bedrock. Does that make difference?
@@jakebakethatcake7156 I'm not sure, I would have to build this contraption myself but the trapdoor should work across all platfroms and btw I'm also on bedrock
I have the same problem and the crops get stuck at the trapdoor under the farm (also bedrock)
@@dmjofus2120 same. Not all crops make it to me
I love that he does it in survival
Dude I love the crop one. So simple. I've been so stupid when it comes to getting breeders and things right (Bedrock, I blame that haha), but I'm excited to try these. I think the kiddo will enjoy doing the crop one when they're grown.
Edit: as I'm reading the comments, I'm feeling bummed out now. These are listed in the Bedrock playlist, assuming they should work for Bedrock edition, but it's not seeming that way. This is all fairly recent too. What is the purpose of placing these in the Bedrock folder in your playlist if they won't work with certain aspects (one major one being water placement on/in certain items in Java versus Bedrock)? I'm genuinely curious what your feedback on fixing some of these issues on Bedrock would be, as some of these lose their spark if they can't be properly used on that version.
I have a solution for u
When building to the middle place one slab then a sticky piston then put a lever above it then
Put a block in front of it then flip the switch and there’s your middle block put 3 blocks beside it like he did make it 2 blocks high and put a block above the wooden part of the sticky piston and then your water flip the lever on and off and it should work. ( sorry I put separate comments I had to look on how I did it and yea hope this helps! 😁 ❤️
Yeah it sucks. I spent about an hour building all this stuff, then i had to improvise and kinda rig some things to get the farms to work half decently lol
Update: things also get stuck in the trap door and some people are saying i’ll need packed ice to fix that, which requires silk touch. This build overall just sucks for bedrock players :( wish he mentioned it before i did it
It's video's like these that inspire me to just play without mods for a change 🤣❤
I’m following along but i am cracking up 😂 love the humorous moments
These are the perfect level of beginner for me!
When his stone axe was breaking it looked funny
When I place the final water on to of the middle trap door it falls through, no matter if I place the lever before or after. Any help?
Instead just use sticky piston w/ a block and put a lever where the water should flow , it’s an alternative
@@Rvera_ just need to find slime now haha thanks buddy
Had the same problem and i used a dispenser with a button instead of lever
Vlad Moldovan life saver 💯
I just built the tree farm in java 1.16 and I had to remove the slabs above the trees because they were not growing, but overall I am happy with the farm. Thank you for this tutorial! =)
what is the point of the tree farm tho? wont the items just fall on the pit instead of the water?
uhm, keeping your axe in an item frame is a really useful tip. Thanks.
Instead of a "cobblestone farm" I just measure out a 25x25 square in the ground and dig it down to bedrock. Once I hit Y-5 I then expand it to a 50x50 hole and sometimes a 100x100 hole. Not only do you accumulate cobble by the tens of thousands but you also end up with hundreds if not thousands of a bunch of other materials like iron, coal, gold, lapis, diamonds and obsidian. Its also really time consuming with is really good if your bored or wanting a long term goal for your survival worlds.
Edit: a small 15x15 hole alone will get you at least 20,000(ish) cobblestone.
Whenever I place the water on the trapdoor with the lever, the water just flows through the trapdoor (yes it's closed) any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Bedrock?
Same here!
The trapdoors sometimes doesn't let the items flow through. But I fixed that by using blue ice and signs instead. On PC - Java edition.
The stone/cobble farm, you can just waterlog some stairs and shrink the footprint of the farm a little. Drop the slabs off the back that way.
Thank you so much this is the second vid of yours I've watched and these will be incredibly helpful when I build them new subscriber
Thanks now I don’t have to roam away from my house and then get lost
I put markers around my house. North south west and east. Every 20 blocks out put a stack of 4 cobble stone. The further you go just put more stacks out. Yhen you just look for the stacks.
@@barrywatts8501 ohhhh I didn’t think of that, pretty clever
Is there a way to make the crop farm bigger or should I just make multiple?
That farm is perfect for my current world! Thanks!
Awesome video man! When I flip the switch I don’t get my seeds from my wheat.. Any idea why?
Thank you so much for the cobblestone farm! 😌
If you are having the same issue with the farm farm as i am where some of the items get stuck at 11:49 you can fix it by replacing the block below the trapdoor with an ice block. items slide on the ice and no longer get stuck there.
Java Edition
works on bedrock too
I am a new player on minecraft and this is extremly helpful. Thank alot man
Does the crop farm work on bedrock edition?
Use a dispenser instead of a trap door on bedrock because the trap door will flood from the water
Edit: all credit goes to nebula one of the earlier commenters. I just wanted to share this with you.
Very nice designs! Especially love the crop farm idea.
DUDE WOW the potato farm was beautiful
Tysm! I new to Minecraft and this rlly helps
Amazing content. One of the best tutorial UA-camrs I’ve watched.
I love your videos and have made the tree and food farm. Thank you!!
man i didnt know you could do that well with a pickaxe at harvesting wood.
nice vid Really like this starter farms My first thuoght of the cobblestone Farm is Skyblock and I bet the main purpose of it in the vid but still useful
Would that first one you did work for obsidian if done with water on tap hitting the lava
I’m currently trying your water Farm idea and the water keeps going through the trap door making the lever useless did they update it recently to where this farm doesn’t work anymore?
I am currently on caves update but i couldnt get the crop farm to work for me
Finally! I was looking for a good crop system, my life is saved
ok i might have a dumb question, but is it just a crop (carrot, potatoe, beet, etc.) farm or you can put stuff like wheat too? If it's an all crop, some of my seeds and wheat get stuck at the first trap door. And i'm on java edition 1.16.5 if it can help
Hmm, my crop farm doesn't seem to work properly. I followed all steps but the water in the center flows regardless of whether the trap door is open or closed, and everything that gets pushed by the water stops at the trapdoor near the center of the farm. Any way to fix these issues?
This only works on the Java version, but there is a work around though. Skip the water bucket and trap door near the middle. Then put ice blocks as the floor to bridge the gap to your collection area. This will let the crops slide in, instead of the water pushing them to the middle
for bedrock players Put dispenser pointing down with water bucket in it and keep leaver where it is also where the crops come up in that 1 spot he put trap door use an ice block so it will slide