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9 Σεπ 2024 · 🚀 Easy & Efficient Iron Farm Tutorial for Minecraft 1.16+ | 450 Iron Per Hour! 🚀 🔧 In This Video: Farm Mechanics: Learn how this design works and what makes it an efficient option for most players.
Pigiron is an alloy which can be made using Liquid Iron, Blood, and Molten Clay. In newer versions, tools with the "Tasty" attribute have a chance to drop bacon. As of 1.8.8, "Tasty" allows players low on hunger (less than 2.5 bars) to "eat" the tool, sacrificing tool durability for a small...
An iron farm in minecraft is often the most important farm you'll build in your survival world. I'll be showing you exactly how to build a SIMPLE yet EFFICIENT iron farm in vanilla...
I took it as a challenge to build a working iron farm before the first Minecraft dawn in survival. It took a while to optimize the design to use as few resources as possible, with no prior iron and no nametags needed, make it without lava, build it fast, and load it with villagers/zombie easily.
The most efficient iron farms use a zombie or other hostile mob and the nether. https://youtu.be/MfAmIBeheak is one like that. However you have to go into the nether to get the iron. (I haven’t personally used it but I have seen the design in a lot of places). I hope that helps!
The fastest way to do this is using portals as shown in LogicalGeekBoy's 1.16 iron farm tutorial (though portals and beds got some changes so you'll need to tweak that design for it to work in 1.16.4) At optimal efficiency, one cell (3 villagers) can produce 441 ingots per hour iirc, so you simply add more cells to get even higher rates.
19 Απρ 2021 · The farm can produce over 1300 iron per hour, according to McLinh. It uses a small Redstone system and a few zombies, which scare the villagers, making iron golems spawn inside.
