Minecraft 1.20+ Easy Iron Farm Tutorial - 300 Per Hour
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- This 1.20+ Minecraft Easy Iron Farm Produces Over 300 Iron Ingots Per Hour, Using 3 Villagers And a Zombie! Showing how to build a Iron Farm in Minecraft 1.19 Survival. This design is expandable, so you can make thousands of iron ingots per hour!
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I'm glad that you guys are paying attention to people that doesn't have time to build big farms and only needs few material.
Guys there are kids here can you please going around spreading these kinds of inappropriate comments and links. For anyone who’s under 18 or 21 (according to ur country) don’t click the links
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damn son.
@@eedocsmith6330 can i use this farm in bedrock ?
I was literally telling my friend we need an easy beginner farm for our new 1.18 server and you guys uploaded this video 13 seconds later 😂 Huge respect for your channel; keep up the good work!!
There's a wayy more beginner friendly iron farm made by ianxofour, it can even be built on day one of the world, no nametags needed or anything special, it can also be upgraded and stuff, though his version is underground
@@Rexvivor I know, and why do people thank this channel when they should go and thank the original creator of the farm. All shulkercraft has created is a simple stone farm and a manual tree farm, they don't actually have a lot of knowledge of how the game works, unlike ianxofour and ilmango and others like them who know every small detail about the game.
@@Rexvivor Ianxofour deserves so much more attention, his farms are genius on another level.
Hey will it work on bedrock ?
Same
for those of u who need some troubleshooting with golems not spawning:
- take off the torch the first night, let the villagers sleep to make the beds their own
- make sure the beds are facing with the head away from the zombie
- make sure there are no other golems around ( so don't build it right by the village)
Did all of this and they still don't spawn. Google says bedrock requires 20 villagers to spawn them :(
@@tristandiaz1701 look for another tutorial for bedrock
oops. i built it right next to my breeder.. but its still working i guess
Thanks, it was very helpful!
brooo thank you so much
it is worth mentioning that having a lightningrod near but not too close to this farm is a very good idea. i got unlucky with my farm and it got struck a little while after i finished this and now i need to find new villagers since the lightning converted the existing ones into witches
or build it in a desert
The tutorial should definitely mention why we are going up 5 blocks from the ground. It's so the golem doesn't spawn at the bottom instead of in the farm itself, I placed it in a not ideal Terrain because I didn't know that, and I had to Terraform around the farm so that the ground is lower there.
I have been searching for this comment my man! THANK YOU SO MUCH !!! I'm gonna terraform the area to the same height as well.
Thanks man
thats still happening
Thank you!
for what
The best part about this video is that you show us how to expand, thank you so much, super helpful video!
If you're using this farm and trying to duplicate it for more efficiency, keep note that villagers need to be **16** blocks away from other villagers (due to java edition rules) to spawn their own unique iron golem. I made a mistake and did 10 blocks away like from what the video said. Otherwise great farm efficiency for its build.
atleast or exactly?
@@slyshark. atleast
Is it for the extra tower?
@@muhammadferdy7918 yea, and at least 16
does the 16 blocks count vertically
Tip: for a much easier way to get in, you can just remove the work block of some of your current villagers, put them into the chamber and the villagers will go there
i have designed more simplest farm than this checkout once and please give me feedback. Link :- th-cam.com/video/mH79xJ31kHc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hKRRNjjVneFFIA2d
I LOVE YOU TY SO MUCH
I love how I could just watch and build at the same time because these tutorials are usually sped up and dificult to follow and it gave me alot of iron so I love it!
Great tutorial. No clickbait, and straight to the point. I wish all TH-cam videos were as good as this
Do u know if it works on bedrock?
@@thecringydorito8497 I don't know, I play Java
@@thecringydorito8497 it doesnt work on bedrock):
Bro don't working in java also only 8 iron in 30 min
@@botarakutabi1199 dose this works in 1.19.2
Great farm, super easy. As some of the comments said, 2 important things to note:
1. Make sure you build the farm on a flat area. There is a radius around the villagers where golems can spawn and if you have terrain around the farm that is inside that radius the golems will spawn there instead of on the platform
2. make sure the villagers sleep in the beds before starting the redstone clock or golems will not spawn at all
You seem to have some experience, I did everything but still no spawn, is this for both versions ?
Bedrock and Java?
@@Inquisitor_Hackedicht I'm not positive on that one, sorry. It works for me on Java but I can't confirm if it works on bedrock
I got no golem spawns during the evening when afking, is that normal?
Edit: nvm I faced the beds in the wrong direction so they don't see the zombie when sleeping, thus don't wake up in panic and spawn golems
i have done everything in my power to perfect this farm im playing on 1.19 java i have builded this farm above 32 blocks but the villagers dont spawn a golem even though they go in panic mode when the zombie is pushed above by the piston
@@Normal_person7739 Same
Still works on 1.19.2 if anyone is wondering. However i would recommend making the spawning platform for the golems a few block bigger each way out to prevent them from spawning on the ground beside the farm :)
どれぐらい大きくしましたか？
or you just go higher
It didn’t work for me
so u just said i wasted an hour building a 12x12 trapdoor area on the ground
also you don’t need the red stone clock part :)
A Tip for everybody who builds an ironfarm for the first time: let the villagers sleep in the beds.
I never build something like that and i was confused why there were no golems spawning, until i destroyed the redstone torch and let the villagers sleep for a full night.
Did it work? And do you know if it works on bedrock?
@@faisalqaituqa4276 it worked yes. And idk if it works on bedrock, but some comments say that it doesn't.
@@stephugi3842 no it's only for java. Bedrock needs 20 villagers for iron farm
@@stephugi3842 i let them sleep for a full night but it only spawns 1 golem after having slept full night and after that no more golems?
@@pate7358 is the zombie contraption working?
BTW guys, if you are having trouble with the farm not working at night, make sure that the bottom of the bed is facing TOWARDS the zombie, and the head of the bead is facing AWAY from the zombie. Otherwise, the villagers will go to bed and will not have direct vision of the zombie and will go to sleep, thus stopping the spawning.
Mine is and they go to sleep
is this got java or bedrock?? It still wont work for me
They don’t spawn for me:(
One of the criterias in java edition for a villager to spawn an iron golem is: "The villager has slept in the last 20 minutes" according to the wiki
Same@@khotic-8921
A tip before you make the same mistake that I did, build the farm in a FLAT area otherwise the iron golems will spawn on the surrounding land and not on the platform
...or just build it high enough so the golems won't spawn on the surrounding land
should have seen this before I suffered
@@hydraotix125 it's easy to say once you understand how golems spawn work, but for beginners it's a very good tip
Happened with mememeem
Can i make it in the sea ?
I am on 1.20.6. For anyone asking why iron golems aren't spawning anymore after awhile of it running. I had the same thing happen to me, for some reason adding another level of walls around the water made iron golems start spawning again. So instead of one high wall you would have two high. I would also suggest added more hoppers under the walls as ingots sometimes slide past the one row of hoppers and gets stuck under the walls.
is it still working?
@@cptcoopdog6497 Still working for me
Are you on Java or bedrock?
Bro,You are genius It's working perfectly
@@nathandesouza5869 Java and yes it’s working
Tip, if you don't have a nametag, you can find a zombie holding an item in it's hand since even he wont despawn, just chuck something at it and there's a chance it will pick up the item, only problem is all zombies cant pickup items.
Throw a wooden shovel or something, it does no damage and also is technically a weapon so the zombie AI will get inclined to pick it up
Alsways works for me ;)
@@legendracer4861 if a zombie can pick up something, it can pick up anything. There is no preference to weapons.
higher chance on harder difficulty btw
This is excellent advice. Also, I think you can drop jack-o-lantern and all zombies will pick up and place on head. Not just the zombies capable of picking up objects. I think the pumpkin mask keeps them from despawning.
@@sethjohnson4513 any Armor/headgear/holdable item prevents them from despawning.
Can confirm, this works pretty well for the amount of resources it requires.
Also for people who build this near ground and have problem with golems spawning outside the farm, place grass/any plant in an area around idk, 25-30x25-30, I've found that grass and other plants blocks Iron Golems from spawning for some reason and used bonemeals in a square area near my farm, aand it worked.
Also if you need to know, the boxes seem to not spawn golems under them when there is atleast 7-8 block gap
Highlight this please, been troubleshooting this issue for almost a week now, this seems to be working, thank you so much
This comment is so good its putting me to tears
bro you just saved me from deleting my world LMAO. Thank you. Your grass strat worked perfectly
TYSM
thx, helped me a lot
if your farm isnt working check if there are any nearby iron golems, kill them and see if they spawn outside your farm. If they do dig out the hill/moutain maybe about 5-7 blocks
and then check again. Hope it helps.
Kill them. Sure...
When I spawn 3 villagers there...only 2 of them taking their role and sleep
@@larktamil9523 break the bed and replace it then do the same with the compost
@@Chlrintruc didn’t work for me
@@monkeyassassingaming201 that happened to me, I had to replace it
Works on 1.20
If you see golem spawning on the ground just flat the area around it a little bit, I did like going to most forward point of the farm and flatting the area with radius 10 blocks and did the same to all 4 directions and worked.
I saw the golem stopped from spawning when I wasn't close enough so you can just make a house for yourself around it or make the farm near your house.(you don't have to stick to it just don't go like a thousand blocks away or the farm stops and takes a while to start working again)
Dude im not getting the iron inside the chest why
@@massi1077 u could have missplaced y=the direction the hoppers have to be at
you can also build it in spawn so it will be always working even if you are thouzands of blocks away
I have a problem where the hoppers aren’t transporting the iron into the chest
@Rhiannon117 are the hoppers facing into the chest and/or each other to make a line to the chest? Make sure they are pointing into each other, hold shift while looking at whatever you want the hoppers to funnel into i.e other hoppers or a chest
Dear Shulkercraft,
With this design sometimes the iron drop from the golem lands outside of the hoppers reach. I solved it with adding an extra row of hoppers to the existing one.
Thank you very much for the tutorials, helpes me everytime alot! :)
i added an extra row of hoppers as well but it keeps falling out, help?
@@bearcat2183 could try placing a row of glass blocks behind the wall
i also have that problem but the iron that i lose is so small compared to the iron i still get that i dont do anything about it
The fact that you do this in survival makes the tutorial so much better coz it’s actually realistic, u get a sub
I second that
@@beniibobs4318 i third that?
@@renaelovespugs2530 i forth that?
@@1KayClipz i fifth that?
@@matbat5214 i sixth that?
Every tutorial I watch on shulkercraft is always amazing and I just want to show some appreciation to you guys for all the help you have given everyone. I know it's late but I just wanted to say
I know right
Yeah
it works in java 1.20.1 but it doesn't work on bedrock if anyone is curious
For anyone having issues with spawning, break line of sight of the zombie by breaking the torch. Then replace each bed inside your system. Once replaced villagers recognize the bed as their own again for sleeping. Replace the torch and it should be working again just fine.
what torch?
@@stereotypicaldiscordmod7639 the redstone torch that controls the piston that zombie stands on. Remove it so that the zombie cant see the villagers, then break and replace the beds, then put the torch back after.
Thank you, DoorSlap. Worked like a charm.
It’s not working or me I’ve done it twice
@@spectaclepig2411 dude I'm also having problems I am on Xbox tho
For the sorting system: Filter for poppys not for iron as the poppys can be directly send into a composter first. That way you need far less item filters
i know its a bit late, but how would you build the sorting system? iv never built on ebefore tbh
@@charleyh3874 hard to explain over text, its easier to search for "minecraft item sorter" and you will find a few tutorials.
@@charleyh3874 look up a tutorial
2:54
Just ring a bell and they will all climb up the staircase
Make sure there are no other beds around except for the 3 beds in the farm.
True but it would be annoying i also thought that and tried but they were getting on my nerves then i sacrificed 3 of my carts accually 6 cause the first 3 idk how disappeared
@@hieyahu3790 Mine worked pretty well.
I didn't put them in minecart. I just rang the bell and all went into the farm .
@@techandgamesyt2744 genius
thanks, im always having a problem transporting them to their new rooms or whatever you wanna call the place they are gonna stay in forever
@@hieyahu3790 just put the villagers in boats then make a stair case and block them in so they have no other place to other then the beds then ring. It might get annoying but atleast its cheper this way
works on 1.20 if your having trouble like me with the repeaters, they are like hoppers and you need to position them correctly
I built it jn and the only thing its spawning is cats, do you know how to fix that?
Tips for beginners (like me)
1. You need to get A LOT of iron
5 Hoppers is 25 iron
If you are transporting the village with a minecart (it’s the most effective or only way) it’s another 11 iron: 5 for the minecart and 6 for the railroad
6 iron and a stick makes 16 Railroad which was just enough for me
Also using a name tag requires an anvil
That’s another 31 iron
That’s a total of 66 iron to build this
Still you don’t really have to name the zombie for the farm to start working
As long as you stay within the 32 block range of the zombie it won’t despawn
Then you can use the iron from the farm for the anvil
2. Shift before right-clicking to place signs above signs
3. For people who built their base on an island, getting zombies can be a pain
However drowned can work the same as zombies, and are really easy to find in water biomes, also you won’t be ganged up by other types of mobs
So if I travel away I have to get another zombie in there?
@@PsyraDigitL yeah, so I suggest getting the villager into range first (if you’re trading for the name tag), craft and use the anvil inside the range
Basically don’t leave it once you have the zombie in place
Still zombies aren’t that hard to find
If you leave your set up for leading the zombie intact you can find another one quite easily
@Concerfate hi I guess?
I don't recommend building this farm without a tag. I tried building this with a zombie that has a weapon, he despawned. Staying within 32 blocks all the time is unrealistic. So my advice is to build this farm when you have a tag already.
@@inferionemperor5219 you can activate the farm before getting an anvil, then use the iron from the farm to make one
I didn’t mean using the farm without a tag, but if you are building an iron farm it’s probably because you need iron, and getting 31 iron for an anvil is frustrating
This design has a few oversights, at least in the current build of Minecraft. Somehow, both the Golem and its loot drops often fall over the side of the wall. A simple fix seems to be to just make the wall around the Golem 2 blocks high instead of just 1.
youre a saint
Just to follow up, the farm seems to be designed in a minimalist way. The ground level you're building the farm on, is one level lower than what the Iron Golem can spawn on. Simply placing a block around the farm will allow the golem to spawn on top of that block, outside of the farm.
Make sure the area is clear and level around your farm, or simply build the farm a little higher. I've also taken to building the walls on top, 3 blocks high just to be safe. You could also use something like glass or glass panes if you're wanting to see the Golem and your farm at work.
any block under the walls will fix that i had same issue,
building the wall 2 high seems to stop golems spawning for me. and i dont really have too much of an issue with items falling to the side
@@wiawaysb not 2 up a full block under the wall instead the walls hovering in the air
Your timing is amazing. I was just talking to my friends about how we need a small iron farm in our 1.18 server. Thanks a lot!!!
Amazing farm! I never knew iron farms were this easy to build! Thank you so much for building farms for people who can't build an insanely big farm! Built this twice already, in different worlds. Works like a charm, very reliable!
If your iron ingots are getting out of farm just add another row of hoppers outside of "killing zone" facing hoppers that go into output chest.
Does it work on bedrock?
@@Thefakewave it says java 1.18 bruh
@@pug_boi7579 where bro where?
Hey a Beatles fan! I saw the mccartney pfp and knew 👍
@@mollylovesthebeatles13 Beatles in my heart forever ❤
the hardest part is when you need to move the villager 🙂
Mine just walked up the staircase it was crazy
They'll seek out job blocks (like composters) on their own if they're close enough.
Bruh that is the easiest one
@@himanshusingla2242 nah, the nearest village from my base is like 700 blocks away + the mountain like terrain makes it so hard to transport them...
Bruh just make a villager breeder and then take whenever u want and it so easy to transport them
Not sure if anyone else was this silly, but be careful adding baby villagers to the bed box. Make sure the spot for the zombie is blocked off before adding them in because they will get through.
I made that mistake too
for those who are ,doubting......it also works in 1.20
Im frankly impressed by this farm. It is very efficient, and very small. Thanks for showing us how to make it
The fundamental thing that no one tells is that for any iron golem farm to continue working forever the villagers need to sleep on some days, if they are never allowed to sleep the golems will eventually stop spwaing. Hope it helps👍
Do u know why there’s would be spawning in the first place I’ve set 2 up in completely different locations and neither have spawned 1
@@gagegeletchuk5172 check if your villagers are able to sleep at night or not. These designs of compact iron golem farms in the above video don't allow the villagers to sleep. If you want I can upload a video showing how I made my iron golem farm where villagers sleep at night and the farm works continuously...
@ItsAquaticXD mine is java but i am sure the logic goes the same everywhere 👍
@ItsAquaticXD just check out the stream on my channel that i am doing right now just for you👍 this is my iron golem farm
@ItsAquaticXD yes you got it right, all the best with your farm👍
The position of beds is really important. If it is the other way (head towards zombie), the villagers will sleep all night and don't spawn golems. You don't want to screw this up because it's going to be a pain trying to fix it after everything is set up. This is from my own experience :(
Mine still are sleeping 😭
As of 1.20.1 this farm still works, brilliant
It doesn't with me. What did u change?
@@celdera6210 I changed nothing, playing on 1.20.1 OptiFine is the only thing that's different I suppose
@@celdera6210 You have to let the villagers sleep one night. When they wake up you can place the redstone torch.
@@derbygagnant7458 You have to sneak and than you have to place the sign on top of the other signs. It should work.
@@derbygagnant7458to put the signs above the other signs like in 4:40 you have to crouch (hold shift) then right click just on top of the bottom sign, hope this helps
OMG I was about to build a massive iron farm today! This guys are the best!
Still making a mega iron farm in your spawn chunks is a better investment if you had a old small farm before
This isn’t massive… at all
@@86aidan31 easily expandible tho :)
@@sigismund2075 better to just make 1 large iron farm than like 30 of these
@@adybase5362 any examples? Pls share the video
yo thanks for the tutorial. Some tips for those who are short on iron for hoppers and no nametags: you can use 3 block tall walls for the walls (have one block under every wall aswell)
, use one hopper in the middle and connect a chest to it, and you can put the zombie in a minecart if you have no nametag. works just fine for me!
Or make him pick up an item
@@Devva_dharshan only some zombies can pick up items, but minecart is a guaranteed way to do it, so thats why minecart is superior method.
@@dysop you're right i just told that cuz i had 30 iron while building this so i couldnt make a minecart i just put 2 in a boat one night and went near and dropped a piece of deepslate and one picked it up i was soo lucky!
@@Devva_dharshan damnnn okay! Btw a tip, if ur trying to not make a zombie despawn in a villager trading hall, don’t give him an item or else when he kills villagers, they won’t turn into zombie villagers, but instead they will just die.
@@dysop ohhh okk (i knew that already) but anyways thanks a lot
This was an amazing tutorial. Super simple, extremely efficient and you even showed its modular capabilities. Thank you
@Vissu01 im guessing it’s just a problem with your chest. Make sure your hopper is going into the chest correctly. Place the chest, crouch and place the hopper to the chest to connect it
@Vissu01 no problem let me know if it’s working now
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Does it work on bedrock?
This farm is broken in 1.19.4 but I found a fix for it. The problem is that the villagers will get stuck in panicked mode and won't sleep through the night. If they do not sleep through the night then golems won't spawn. I first tried flipping the beds around so that the villagers couldn't see the zombie when in bed, but that didn't work.
The solution I came up with was to hook up an inverted daylight sensor to the block that the redstone torch is attached to. This fixed the problem since at night the daylight sensor runs a constant signal into the block which deactivates the torch and locks the zombie in a lowered position. The bad part about this is that golems won't spawn during nighttime, which cuts your profits in half.
However, this might be possible to remedy by using some sort of setup to spam right click on a bed with a weighed down key, but the sleep AFK setup would only work if you wake up immediately facing another bed which you can then spam right click on, and essentially swap between the beds over and over while AFK... I'll have to test more to see if it is possible to make a setup like this.
ty so much
I just doubled the repeaters and they can now sleep a bit during night and i think it is fixed now but im not sure rn
yo idk how to do it can you make a tutorial
I have the exact opposite problems, my villagers just straight up ignore the zombie💀
A solution I found to letting the villagers get sleep every night without you having to shut off the redstone signal is to make a short line of redstone off of the back of the redstone torch and attach an inverted daylight sensor
@@someonenamedjonny4553 if I went to sleep at night and slept through it, do you think that would that also half the production rate. Bc I’m thinking that if I sleep through the night all the time and that half’s the production rate anyway, then it doesn’t matter if I take off the daylight sensor part
@@someonenamedjonny4553 okay cool, thank you!
I built this design and for some reasons my villager go to sleep during the night and they stop spawning golems until they wake up. Is there a solution to this?
@@Wud_III the golems won’t spawn unless the villagers are being scared, so if you added the inverted daylight sensor, which stops the zombie popping up and down at night, then the golems won’t spawn until morning.
You could just take the daylight sensor off and let the villagers be scared all the time and then the golems will spawn at night too
@@chipper1105 I did not add a daylight sensor. The zombie popps up and down even at night. But the villagers all go to sleep
Full item list up front, no excessive yapping, subtitles for instructions, clear views of everything, built in survival mode. This tutorial has it all! I really appreciate farm tutorials done in survival to show how to take assembly into account.
But the true question is… does it work on pocket edition?
@@idkwhattoput6282 nope
Hey everyone, Keep in mind this farm only works in JAVA and not bedrock
Lol and this is why you read the comments first. I spent at least 20 minutes building this. I play bedrock. 😅
@@Light_Shadow1348 I GOT THE VILLAGERS UP THERE WITH BOATS, I sacrificed all my villagers so I could get this for a realm.
@@Lizord_24 lol. I feel bad for you. I was playing creative to see if it worked.
@@FluffyBubba1075 same… luckily it’s a small farm
@@studlyruddly16 😭 I wasted so much time
A tip for anyone is building the iron farm from Shulkercraft (if the iron farm stops working/doesn’t generate iron golems anymore): instead of placing a zombie, use a pillager with a broken crossbow. This should solve the problem.
I’m just mentioning this because my friend’s iron farm stopped working with the zombie, and then he placed a pillager with a broken crossbow, and it started working again.
What I like about these kinds of farms is that they’re practical. Sure, there are designs that yield like, 2,500 iron per hour, yet, why would anyone need that much iron in a normal playthrough? Throw this up in an area you’ll be in for extended periods of time, and you’ll usually have enough iron every time you empty it.
I used to despise automation stuff as I will probably run out off stuff I need to do in survival, but right now iron is important for designs so why not
I need 10m iron per second
@@gunfiremc3683 [/give @a iron 999999] >> on repeated command block
@@kakyoindonut3213
I’m generally pretty picky about what I automate. I’m not all for automation, but I’m also not all against it. One thing that I’m 100% for automating is potion brewing. Sitting there, waiting for a single item to brew, just to manually place another single item in and wait for that to brew? Nah. Especially considering that unless you’re playing on a server with mcMMO, there’s no benefit to manually brewing. Automate that. Smelting is a similar vein. Waiting around for certain items to cook? Make an auto furnace.
@@princesscadance197 yeah but you get three potions after brewing and the only reason I brew is to make potions of weakness for zombie villager, so why bother make automation?
It's generally the same as the iron if I don't need it, I don't make it, if I really need it, I have to make it, iron farm is very important because fuck mining, I don't even have to mine diamonds anymore my villagers are here giving me diamond tools in exchange for melons
Extra tip; use a hopper tower taking drops from the chest to the ground for easier access. Make sure each and every hopper faces downwards, else it won't work properly.
Yeah and I’m not good with this stuff but could you make like 3 chests connecting hoppers in new tween to leave it on for longer?
@@JaceKasenss Make multiple double chests if you're gonna do that.
The iron golem doesn't spawn for me. Do you know why?
@Joseph WallisYou need to make sure that the pillow side of the villager beds are facing away from the zombie, and the bottom part facing towards the zombie. also the villageers need to always be looking at the zombie, so make sure they can
This is the farm what I needed! Thanks for this tutorial!
@Lista Isona no
Anyone can help me this farm is not working in my pocket edition 😓😓😥 please help me
@@vikkuplayz_24 this farm works only pc. Its not working with bedrock edition
@@Tumbcas thanks for help 👍🔥
@@Tumbcas ffs I at least spent about 4 hours trying to get the zombie in but I play on x box
Can confirm this works on Java 1.19.4
A couple of things to keep in mind when building this:
1. Make sure to build it high enough so the iron golems wont spawn underneath the farm. Seen this issue happen according to previous comments.
2. Make sure your farm isnt built in between chunks. I made this mistake and had to rebuild it because the iron golems werent spawning.
Great tutorial! Thanks! 😎
I built a temporary block around 12 blocks high, will the Iron Golem spawn at the top of the farm because i need to confirm before making this farm
i love this farm
absolutely amazing and it's so easy to build
i recommend adding another 5 hoppers into the first 5, as sometimes the iron ingots manage to slip through the gap between the block and wall
This is my first ever Redstone machine in my first ever Java world, amazing work :)
**READ if Iron golems do not spawn or spawn outside, this is what happened to me, it may help you:
1) Please make sure NO golems around (16X*16Y*16Z). I had 5 around, I killed them all and it started spawning. **Be careful golems are very strong. Need my trident to hit 11 times to kill one.
2) If golems spawn outside, you need to terraform underneath to make it level, which means make a flat surface. Mine is built on a slope, after I flatten the land (16X*16Z) it works perfectly fine.
**Search "spawn golem minecraft" and read the iron golem Wiki, make sure your iron farm fulfill all the requirements! And apparently it only works on Java.
**Some minor things:
1) You need to connect your hoppers and the chest. Sneaking (or crouching) then right click the existing hopper to place the next hopper. From outside you will see the hopper bottom is pointing to the next one and the last one point down to the chest.
2) If your repeater doesn't work, after you placed the red dust torch, try to remove the repeater that doesn't work and place it again, it may connect! (It works for me).
I hope the above tips help :D I spent the whole afternoon trying to figure it out and finally my iron farm works!
Had the same problem thanks!
I have done all of the things stated but it is still not working :( (no golems are spawning at all)
@@shellyduck8400 Too bad :( Try watching iron farm videos from other TH-camrs as they mentioned some requirements too, most of them mentioned the iron farm has to be far away from the village, it may take 2 days for golems to spawn, also something like the villagers have to be able to sleep at night
@@lilychu4871 ty for the advice :) but sadly I have been looking for pocket edition iron farms but nothing so far is working :(
I don't understand because the farm worked for a long time but for several days no golem has appeared
Maybe the zombie despawn somehow
Thank you so much for sharing this!!!! Directions were easy to follow and I love that you had the items needed at the start! Only took me about half an hour to get it set up!
Working wonderfully in my 1.18.1 SMP world =) Great build, great tutorial, and bonus points for the world download. Cheers!
Very solid tutorial. To save on some redstone, if you want to split poppies and iron, use 1 sorting module to sort poppies out. Then you can fill a chest of poppies and the rest goes to composting. This way you save on redstone and you still have a buffer of poppies if you ever need red dye or decoration flowers
will this work on bedrock edition?
Anyone can help me this farm is not working in my pocket edition 😓😓😥 please help me
@@vikkuplayz_24 the golem spawning mechanics are different between java and bedrock edition. This is a java edition tutorial. You need to watch a tutorial for your version
@@phillipgrayiii9013 thanks 👍
Is this for bedrock?
Great build! It's not only productive but fun to watch. Thanks so much!
I've never built an iron farm before but your tutorial is amazing! I'm about to try it for myself. Thank you for making this so easy to follow and simple to build.
Does this work for bedrocl?
@@lulmans1514 no
@@lulmans1514 probably not
@@Waterypeanutbutter does this work in 1.19
@@meenusajeev6448 just tested it myself, and it does! (java ofc), in case you havent built one yet, or someone stops by here looking for the same answer
For people having problems
1. This is for Java only
2. The farm need to be at least 8 blocks or 10 to be safe from any spawnable blocks aka the ground
3. The villagers need to sleep. Let them sleep a whole night to be sure. You can just stop the clock under the zombie for that
Why doesn't it work on bedrock?
Maybe Cause it needs 20 beds and ?? villagers in bedrock?(Also Pocket Edition?
how to afk?
@@rui2660 Anywhere in the render range of the server you on. Usually around 15 chubks
@@wamakima5004 render chunk or????
Honestly, this is the only design that didnt break after an hour or 2!
Thanks alot!
@Ligiit dig the ground lower by like 5 blocks
42-building block
41-glass
26-wall
8-ladder
9-trapdoor
8-sign
5-hopper
4-repeater
3-composter
2-redstone
3-bed
2-water
1-lava
this build still works (obviously) but me and my friends did have some problems building it. first thing getting the villagers and zombie up there was a real struggle, but we did it. after that we finished the build and all of a sudden iron golems weren’t spawning, that was the huge problem. so if iron golems aren’t spawning MAKE sure you do these things! 1. Make sure the villagers sleep an entire night before using the zombie 2. If there are iron golems spawning but just outside make sure to clear some land below and placing slabs below may help 3. Adding or Breeding another villager could help! that is what me and my friends did for this farm to work and it works like a dream! also a tip PLEASE put lighting rods on top so your villagers don’t become witches (happened to us)
yes that was the problem you need them to sleep one night thanks i was about to break it
Please dont put lightning rods
@@DCforever1007 lightning rods???
@@DCforever1007 ohhhhhhhhhhhh!
Loving this new style of content, EXTREMELY helpful
For BEDROCK PLAYERS This farm will work in bedrock edition but you will need 20 beds with the grid of 5x4 beds and 10 villagers and let them sleep for a full night and 2 zombies on both the sides and you'll have to increase the size of the platform and after all that it will be so slow and if you want to build 1 more of this you'll have to keep atleast 100 block of distance between them
NOW YOU TELL ME
me jsut seeing this after
i’m gonna cry
No way..
I'm glad I kept scrolling for this vital information. 😂
"It's almost like having a hug..." an ad opened like this just as you began the scene with the zombie. The line was there even before the ad began. It had me laughing, so I thought I'd share. It was very well timed, in a strangely uplifting manner.
For some reason my villagers are not creating iron golems and they are scared by the zombie but iron golems aren’t spawning
Same have you been able to fix it!
? *
@@jaiden_herrieff8272 not working for me either
Go check in the village u got them from if there are any beds, break them all.
Works great! Easier than others Ive seen, but still fast enough for my iron needs
i finished building it on bedrock like 30 minutes ago and was wondering whi it doesnt work
@@ottojousa111 iron farms dont work very well on bedrock, from what I’ve gathered. I play on java so I can’t really help you out there, sorry
A little input for the quad farm shown as 6:47, the little “wall pillar” at the end of the water stream (the part right before the killing chamber) will have the iron golem stuck occasionally, it is rare but it happens. Changing that last wall to a glass pane will make it flush and should have no blocking at all, that’s what I found after checking on my farm for 15-20 min after completion
Can I also ask what is the yellow thing in between both water sources
@@hugohealy7927 first of all, I didn’t use it cuz my space is more compact so I only space them just enough for 1 water source to run to the edge (ie. 7 blocks long after the water source). With that being said, it is a pressure plate or something just so he could place another water source block without it interfering the golem’s path
@@KS-mxh So there isn't any problem to build it with only 1 water source?
@@ariesj.a.2367 functionally, there isn’t any problem at all. Idk if the rate would be a few seconds slower due to the next golem not being spawned before the last one gets killed and what not… But it will yield more iron than you will ever need anyway so yeah I wouldn’t be worried too much about 1 or 2 water sources, 1 will do just fine
@@KS-mxh good to know, thank you!
Still functional in 1.21, thank you guys for your great guides
A helpful note, mine wasn’t working and I realized one of the trapdoors were down, I flipped it back up and it started working again haha! Hope this helps
this is really good bro the other ones ive tried to make have failed, keep it up man
it worked for a while but now my golems are not spawning. Can u pls tell me a way to fix this? (i saw in spectater they are not in any nearby caves)
I noticed I was losing some iron as it fell under the walls, so I just put a ring of glass under the walls. Hope this helps some of you too!
Ayy bro tysm I was facing a similar issue
Great video! I've watched several guides on iron farms and this one is by far the best. The sorting system is a great touch.
That's called the perfect timing i was going to build a iron farm by myself and after 10 second u uploaded the video👍 great job
I've built on bedrock and it's not working we're you on java?
There is a slight flaw with this farm, when the iron golem dies, theres a chance the items can actually slide past the hoppers and fall through the walls. (You can fix this by using more hoppers)
Adding blocks below (or as 2 block tall as Wall instead) would also solve it, without the need for more hoppers?
@@darkanayer5867 you run the risk of spawning the golem on those 2 high walls unless you were to spawnproff them. If you only use one water bucket a corner you can funnel the golem to the same spot every time and will most likely not have the issue of the iron flying somewhere as the water is not flowing over the hoppers like we see in the video.
Going into 1.21, I had to trouble shoot the farm. I removed the redstone torch and noticed not all the villagers were sleeping, simply breaking the unused bed and replacing it fixed this and the farms are working perfectly again! Thanks again for showing us this design!
Instead of naming the zombie, you can just make it hold a block and it won't despawn
Sometimes zombies won't hold items or when they do there's still a chance they'll despawn. Nametags are like a guarantee
@@lilrott3n and they are also funny
@@lilrott3n its a 15% chance i think and if a zombie picks it up it wont despawn
This probably won't get seen, but for the people on Java, the villagers need to sleep at night or golems won't spawn. You can use a daylight sensor set to detect night, to deactivate the redstone torch, which lets the villagers sleep at night. It's obviously half efficient but it will stop working after 1 day without it.
Just bridge out on the block with the torch by 3, place the daylight sensor on the end, click on it once to change to night, then fill the rest of the distance with 3 redstone. (This is when being placed in the day)
Hope this helps some people
Thank you so much you fixed my problem!
@@liondzialowski9924 glad I could help!
42 - Building Block
41 - Glass
26 - Wall
8 - Ladder
9 - trapdoor
8 - sign
5 - hopper
4 - redstone repeater
3 - composter
2 - redstone
3 - bed
2 - water
1 - lava
1 - Chest
1 - piston
1 - redstone torch
1 - name tag
64 - temporary block
The best minecraft channel for building farms and seeing cool projects, hands down. Easy to follow tutorials, kind of relaxing music, really great overall.
i have designed more simplest farm than this checkout once and please give me feedback. Link :- th-cam.com/video/mH79xJ31kHc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hKRRNjjVneFFIA2d
I don't get it, i have reproduced it perfectly but the golems just don't spawn does it work on bedrock ?
I am having the same issue?
i have the same
I don’t think this farm is for bedronk
Only for Java
The solution for this , is to build the farm 15-20 blocks high from The ground so the golem doesn't spawn at the ground
Love how you keep it short and simple! Keep up the good work
this farm works great and is a real help in my new hardcore world where I'm to scared to go in caves lol, I will defiantly be making the 4 farmed version in my spawn chucks when I can
Caves are really scary. I fell into a deep slate cave while digging and barely survived after being poisoned by the witch.
Overworld caves in my opinion are even worse than the nether.
Still works on 1.20.1
If you're building it in the snowy area then make sure you add lights to stop your water from freezing!
Hey i need a Lil help i built the farm in the middle of the ocean and i doesn't work can i fix the farm or do I have to build it on land ?
THANKS SO MUCH! i used the last of my iron to build this farm and it was so worth it
are you on console or pc?
@@callum7820 PC
@@callum7820 doesn’t work for bedrock edition if that’s what ur gettin at
296 iron per hour on 1.18.2 java, built the farm 50 blocks away from village and took under a hour to build and gather materials.
I built mine near a village and it's not working would it work better if I moved it ?
i've followed this 4 times now, it's an excellent tutorial :)
Thank you for this! I've been looking to update my now-defunct farm from like 1.15. this looks so easy and very expandable. Perfect!
Nice, keep it up.
This is a good example of a iron farm for players with less matarials 😃
Incase anyone was wondering, this farm also works in the 1.17 version of Minecraft, the title just doesn't specify it. I tested it in creative and built it in my survival world, and its really good for how unbelievably easy it is. It took me maybe 30-45 minutes to make. I'd recommend this farm to anyone.
what bout 1.18?
Works super well, thank you!! To anyone reading, make sure to give enough height (5 blocks) above the terrain/buildings so the golem spawns inside
This tutorial is great! I went from literally using the last of my iron supply for the hoppers to having 30 blocks of iron in the span of a couple hours!! For a simple farm no less!
thank you 💛💛
I feel the struggle
Does it work bedrock??
@@nikolasathanasiou6465 I’m not sure, I did it on Java edition. There’s plenty of iron farm tutorials online that work for bedrock I’m sure!
Can you help me
Works perfectly fine in 1.18.1
To the people who are having problems, make sure you set all the repeaters to 4 ticks and try lighting up the place
It won’t even let me put the trap doors on the composters
@@sauce8428 You have to press Shift while placing them
@@Wud_III I’m an idiot
Question For the tower how far apart do the layers need to be?
Answer: I made it 20 and it seems to be working
Hundred blocks from a vilage
@@techelper8734 he meant the vertical stacks
if you have used this farm for a while and it randomly breaks, break and replace the beds. this fixed it for me