I totally forgot to edit the clip in where I mention it, but this is a farm that is influenced by the qwerkyness of java redstone directionality and locationality. If you build this farm and it doesn't work, rotate it 90 degrees. If it still doesn't work, move over a chunk (F3+G) and try again. Build just the observer system detecting the bamboo to see if it will work in the orientation or chunk you want. Edit: No, this does not work on bedrock
Basically: build it with the bamboo facing towards west and if it doesn't work is because your chunk was cursed by the redstone fairy and you need to move out and try again.
trick for me was moving a chunk away and then Observer facing North and Piston facing east, frustrating as I was trying to add this onto an existing system and i cant really move it a chunk away. Anything I can watch that explains wtf is happening here?
also the bone block system doesnt quite work right as the bonemeal doesnt spend enough time in the 2nd chest to trigger a redstone signal from the comparator. I put the boneblock crafter pointing straight into the bonemeal chest and powered with dust from the torch and that works great
I'm not sure if anyone's made a video dedicated to explaining this, but from what I've gathered from others in the community, it basically boils down to what get prioritized in the update order in any given chunk. In this case it basically only works facing one direction, but that direction depends on the chunk
This farm and video is insanely well made, I really appreciate the schematic and world download in the description too! I hope your channel blows up soon. The white stained glass/regular glass thing is also so smart. :)
Hey, excellent work you did on this farm. Like the way you edit the videos. Is there a way you make a video on how to make this farm self-sufficient. Like with moss blocks or something similar to that. Great video!
This also eats through bonemeal like nobody's business. So connecting the bonemeal input to a very high efficiency bonemeal farm is recommended. Or a shulker input with a bunch of shulkers filled with bone blocks.
Gods I hope they don't patch this to act more like bedrock. Anyways, this is a really great farm. I remember back in the day when 0-ticking sand was the best thing for cactus. I wish I could use this farm in tandem with it. I was playing on a server that allowed "broken redstone tricks" that let you dupe items, but you had to build a way to make it cost something instead of nothing. So I made a tree farm and burned charcoal to "power" it with a comparator. It cost me something that cost me nothing, which was technically allowed lol.
We can sleep pretty sound at night knowing that Mojang will never change these mechanics of the game. The Java redstone community would be up in arms if they changed it this late into the game.
That's all good and all, but since it requires bonemeal - wouldn't it be easy to simply use 1 piston, 1 observer and an auto clicker to apply the bonemeal at light speed?
Yes. But how well would your idea work with a witch hut based FULL auto crafting factory... and there nothing saying you can't just use one slice of this farm, just showing off at fast it cam be without player interactin :)
It would be no small bonemeal farm, but yes you can make one that keeps up. This farm was designed around an industrial district that already has a mass bonemeal production. If bonemeal requirements are too much, you can reduce the bamboo slices
And I'm sure that farm is also much bigger and involves many more pistons... Take some context clues, this farm never focused on being more efficient than a traditional wood farm since bonemeal is so easy to get. The point of this farm is to have a fast source of wood that doesn't take up much space. You'd be using this farm in an industrial area where you'd likely already have a massive bone meal production already. Another point is that this is essentially a custom speed wood farm that can be scaled however you see fit. Go set up a traditional wood farm for a fully automatic crafting factory and tell me how that works
That's what I mentioned in the pinned comment. This is affected by directionally and locationality. Some places it just won't work. However, if the experimental redstone changes keep getting worked on, it may fix this farm without you having to do anything other than update 😀
Keep in mind, too, that you can build this anywhere between 1 slice and the full 9 slices, depending on your needs. One or 2 slices would more than likely be able to keep up with a smelter array, and would require MUCH less bonemeal input :) Edit: Ran the test again, and if you're wanting to build the full 9 slices, you're gonna want to provide about 3 DCs of Bone BLOCKS... Yikes. IG thats the DBL edge sword of crazy rates XD
The build is cool but I don't like it, I think that if one is using bonemeal, a more simple farm with a single bamboo is enough, the casual people will be building this but won't have enough bonemeal or use that much planks.
This video is certainly showcasing an extreme use-case, but you can still build this with only one slice and its still faster (and slightly more efficient on bonemeal) than other designs. The magic is in the **buggy** detection method lol.
You need to specify in your title which version and release you are using. I can’t tell if this is java or bedrock. It makes a massive difference because redstone does not work the same in both.
Hate to be that guy but does it work in Bedrock. Figured I'd ask before i begin the build lol. By the way great video and genius build!!! Cant wait for the next contraption!
@@TheRealYeller Thanks for the hasty response! Glad I didn't start putting it together just to find out it didn't work 😇 Nonetheless this is still an awesome build, keep up the good work bro. Pumped for the next vid!
I will at some point have a discord for everyone to be a part of, but I don't wanna rush it and get it all wrong, If you know what I mean. I recommend you join the SciCraft discord server as those guys offer some VERY valuable advice. (Its where I learned all I know lol!)
I totally forgot to edit the clip in where I mention it, but this is a farm that is influenced by the qwerkyness of java redstone directionality and locationality. If you build this farm and it doesn't work, rotate it 90 degrees. If it still doesn't work, move over a chunk (F3+G) and try again. Build just the observer system detecting the bamboo to see if it will work in the orientation or chunk you want.
Edit: No, this does not work on bedrock
Basically: build it with the bamboo facing towards west and if it doesn't work is because your chunk was cursed by the redstone fairy and you need to move out and try again.
It's not locked to west tho which is weird. One chunk it might have to face west, but another would have to face south.
trick for me was moving a chunk away and then Observer facing North and Piston facing east, frustrating as I was trying to add this onto an existing system and i cant really move it a chunk away. Anything I can watch that explains wtf is happening here?
also the bone block system doesnt quite work right as the bonemeal doesnt spend enough time in the 2nd chest to trigger a redstone signal from the comparator. I put the boneblock crafter pointing straight into the bonemeal chest and powered with dust from the torch and that works great
I'm not sure if anyone's made a video dedicated to explaining this, but from what I've gathered from others in the community, it basically boils down to what get prioritized in the update order in any given chunk. In this case it basically only works facing one direction, but that direction depends on the chunk
Good video, will be building in my world hopefully soon. Thanks for the showcase. High quality video and editing, keep it up man ❤
Awesome, thank you!
Great tutorial! Very comprehensible and very well edited, great work, keep it going!!
Thanks! I appreciate this SO much!
This farm and video is insanely well made, I really appreciate the schematic and world download in the description too! I hope your channel blows up soon. The white stained glass/regular glass thing is also so smart. :)
I really appreciate how you explain the redstone mechanics as you build. Quality content!
It took a lot of practice! X'D If you look back at some of my old videos you might cringe at my inability to multitask LOL!
Hey, excellent work you did on this farm. Like the way you edit the videos. Is there a way you make a video on how to make this farm self-sufficient. Like with moss blocks or something similar to that. Great video!
"Mom, can we have Etho bamboo farm?"
"No, we have Etho bamboo farm at home."
Etho bamboo farm at home: 0:24
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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This also eats through bonemeal like nobody's business.
So connecting the bonemeal input to a very high efficiency bonemeal farm is recommended. Or a shulker input with a bunch of shulkers filled with bone blocks.
Inhales bonemeal more than eats it really 😆 But this farm was designed around an industrial district with bonemeal production already existing
how much bonemeal does this consume per hour?
if you run out of bonemeal the non stackeable items of the hoppers go to the dispenser...
You can set up a comparator to detect when the DC of bone blocks is empty to auto shutoff the farm :)
Also you don't HAVE to have the nonstackables, I just use those to save a bit bonemeal from never getting used
Heck yeah
Gods I hope they don't patch this to act more like bedrock. Anyways, this is a really great farm. I remember back in the day when 0-ticking sand was the best thing for cactus. I wish I could use this farm in tandem with it. I was playing on a server that allowed "broken redstone tricks" that let you dupe items, but you had to build a way to make it cost something instead of nothing. So I made a tree farm and burned charcoal to "power" it with a comparator. It cost me something that cost me nothing, which was technically allowed lol.
We can sleep pretty sound at night knowing that Mojang will never change these mechanics of the game. The Java redstone community would be up in arms if they changed it this late into the game.
@@TheRealYeller We'd literally riot (probably, maybe)
I am still very Sodium Chloride about the change to copper bulbs though.
same. I'm probably gonna end up using a mod to revert the change
HOW DID THE CRAFTING OUTPUT GET DISPLAYED ON TOP OF THE CRAFTING TABLEEEE? I NEED TO KNOW HOWWWW
I have a list of mods that enhance the vanilla experience. Topic of a future video 😉
That's all good and all, but since it requires bonemeal - wouldn't it be easy to simply use 1 piston, 1 observer and an auto clicker to apply the bonemeal at light speed?
Yes. But how well would your idea work with a witch hut based FULL auto crafting factory... and there nothing saying you can't just use one slice of this farm, just showing off at fast it cam be without player interactin :)
great tutorial and farm but can the crafting table replace for the crafter?
No the crafter is the only one able to auto craft, unless you run the carpet autocrafting mod.
Do you run this while a bonemeal farm is running? Can the moss bonemeal farm keep up and transport to this farm fast enough?
It would be no small bonemeal farm, but yes you can make one that keeps up. This farm was designed around an industrial district that already has a mass bonemeal production. If bonemeal requirements are too much, you can reduce the bamboo slices
And ideally it would only activate a bonemral farm when a stockpile of bone blocks are low
Can you swap the bamboo out for sugarcane and use as that farm?
No sugar cane cannot be bonemealed. And a sugar cane farm can be done MUCH simpler by just observing the bottom piece of sugar cane with an observer
ok but you also have to attach a big bonemeal farm to it (it use 5 time more bonemeal than a traditional wood farm for same amount of wood)
Just like you would any other fast tree farm. Dont forget your getting this wood faster than a traditional tree farm in a MUCH smaller package
@@TheRealYeller i'm talking about a 75k / hour farm that is also easy to build
And I'm sure that farm is also much bigger and involves many more pistons... Take some context clues, this farm never focused on being more efficient than a traditional wood farm since bonemeal is so easy to get. The point of this farm is to have a fast source of wood that doesn't take up much space. You'd be using this farm in an industrial area where you'd likely already have a massive bone meal production already. Another point is that this is essentially a custom speed wood farm that can be scaled however you see fit. Go set up a traditional wood farm for a fully automatic crafting factory and tell me how that works
How do you open the litematica file? it should just be a normal file!
you should only have to drag and drop it into your schematics folder. If you don't have one, create a new folder names "schematics"
is there a version of this that doesn't rely on the bonemeal?
You can run it passively if you want to scale it up larger if you want, but you'd be seriously cutting your rates
@@TheRealYeller I want to build it in a server so passive is fine with me
I'd honestly recommend using a modifies version of Tango Tek's sugarcane farm for a passive supply of bamboo
what resource pack do you use ?
Vattic's 64x Faithful paired with Vanilla Tweaks
It doesn't work, I tried 10 times
That's what I mentioned in the pinned comment. This is affected by directionally and locationality. Some places it just won't work. However, if the experimental redstone changes keep getting worked on, it may fix this farm without you having to do anything other than update 😀
How much bone meal (or bone blocks) does it consume per hour ?
Quite a lot. You're gonna want to pair this with an ilmango or rays works moss farm. Definitely more than 9k bone blocks
Keep in mind, too, that you can build this anywhere between 1 slice and the full 9 slices, depending on your needs. One or 2 slices would more than likely be able to keep up with a smelter array, and would require MUCH less bonemeal input :)
Edit: Ran the test again, and if you're wanting to build the full 9 slices, you're gonna want to provide about 3 DCs of Bone BLOCKS... Yikes. IG thats the DBL edge sword of crazy rates XD
@@TheRealYellerfor anyone wondering, about 94,000 bonemeal / hour
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The build is cool but I don't like it, I think that if one is using bonemeal, a more simple farm with a single bamboo is enough, the casual people will be building this but won't have enough bonemeal or use that much planks.
This video is certainly showcasing an extreme use-case, but you can still build this with only one slice and its still faster (and slightly more efficient on bonemeal) than other designs. The magic is in the **buggy** detection method lol.
You need to specify in your title which version and release you are using. I can’t tell if this is java or bedrock. It makes a massive difference because redstone does not work the same in both.
How about you dont tell me what to do :) not my fault you play on the lesser version
If it was bedrock, I'd specify, but not on the ORIGINAL version.
Hate to be that guy but does it work in Bedrock. Figured I'd ask before i begin the build lol. By the way great video and genius build!!! Cant wait for the next contraption!
No, your question is valid since I never mentioned it. No this does not work in bedrock as it relies on QC. ( Quasi- Connectivity)
@@TheRealYeller Thanks for the hasty response! Glad I didn't start putting it together just to find out it didn't work 😇 Nonetheless this is still an awesome build, keep up the good work bro. Pumped for the next vid!
should’ve read comments before I build the entire thing on bedrock 😂(man the differences are annoying)
Know if it would work on bedrock?
No this only works on java
Does this work on bedrock?
Unfortunately no, this does not work on bedrock as it used quasi-connectivity and 0 ticking which are Java only features 😞
You can place dust on glass in java?
yes, but power doesn't travel down on glass on java, only up... ( I want it to work like Bedrock so bad ngl)
Do you have a Discord Server or a Discord account to send you a private message about some farms that I need help with.
I will at some point have a discord for everyone to be a part of, but I don't wanna rush it and get it all wrong, If you know what I mean. I recommend you join the SciCraft discord server as those guys offer some VERY valuable advice. (Its where I learned all I know lol!)