Arqade Asked on May 10, 2021
I built silentwisperer’s Upgradeable Iron Farm in my realm but it didn’t work. I realised that others in the realm may have left beds and workstations underground nearby and wondered if that might be affecting it? In order to get 96 or 125 or whatever blocks from the nearest beds and workstations, can I just build it high up?
I watched the video and I don’t see why not - though it would be much more difficult to build and get your villagers up there.
Answered by Zyxilef on May 10, 2021
That iron farm design is very finicky (though it's sadly still one of the better designs). When it's not working it tends to be for these reasons:
Golems will spawn, but not where they need to, if the problem is #3, so if by "not working" you mean no golems are spawning, then the problem is #1 or #2.
For a golem to spawn, all villagers need to be linked to beds and there need to be enough villagers working at workstations they can reach. What I recommend is that you break all the workstations and beds to start over. Place all the beds and make sure you can observe the green sparkles for each bed placed. For good measure, place an extra bed and make sure no green sparkles appear. If they do, that means there was an unlinked villager. Keep placing beds until there are no green sparkles. Then you need to be absolutely certain the workstation you placed linked to a villager in the respective pod. You can see who would link to the next placed workstation by putting it down randomly somewhere and observing which villager pod had a villager with green sparkles. You must then break and place that workstation at that pod.
You should not have to build too high up.
Answered by peabody on May 10, 2021
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