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My Mob Grinder/Xp Farm is Not Working as Well in My Survival World
Hello,
I needed a form of xp, so I decided to build a mob farm. The design I used is from a YouTuber called gnembon, who makes efficient and impressive farms. I changed it into an xp farm (so it's lower to the ground than the original, a 22 block drop for the mobs). I tested it in my redstone ready creative world and it worked extremely well. I went over to my survival world and built it.
The farm works, just not as good as the one in my creative world. I get about 5 mobs per 1-2 minutes, which is very low compared to the one I built in the other world. I even went into some caves to light them up, but it didn't make much of a difference. Here are some more pics of the farm:
I used a 24-repeater redstone clock,
Here's the farm when I wait a long time,
The farm is on top of a cave (I lit it up as much as I could), I'm suspicious that this affected the farm.
Then here's the bottom of it.
If anyone knows the possible things I can do to make this farm work better, I'd be more than glad to look at your responses.
Here's the tutorial I followed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guvMmdeZqiI
Thank you
I needed a form of xp, so I decided to build a mob farm. The design I used is from a YouTuber called gnembon, who makes efficient and impressive farms. I changed it into an xp farm (so it's lower to the ground than the original, a 22 block drop for the mobs). I tested it in my redstone ready creative world and it worked extremely well. I went over to my survival world and built it.
The farm works, just not as good as the one in my creative world. I get about 5 mobs per 1-2 minutes, which is very low compared to the one I built in the other world. I even went into some caves to light them up, but it didn't make much of a difference. Here are some more pics of the farm:
I used a 24-repeater redstone clock,
Here's the farm when I wait a long time,
The farm is on top of a cave (I lit it up as much as I could), I'm suspicious that this affected the farm.
Then here's the bottom of it.
If anyone knows the possible things I can do to make this farm work better, I'd be more than glad to look at your responses.
Here's the tutorial I followed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guvMmdeZqiI
Thank you
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building up high in the sky is always best, even if things are all lit up Minecraft still tries to process all available spawn points, before the aquatic update I used to just put mine over the ocean
as a random idea, try using worldedit, copy the design and paste it somewhere else so you can see what the problem is without rebuilding it a hundred times
as a random idea, try using worldedit, copy the design and paste it somewhere else so you can see what the problem is without rebuilding it a hundred times
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It could be because the farm is lower in the sky. It could also be if you are aking at the bottom, you would lot a bunch of caves. Try afking above the farm and see what happens.