Honeyficator 2024 - fully automatic honey block farm with few bottles

[@PotatoVariety]

Your design inspired me to make an infinitely tileable design that is almost as cheap as yours, with the only flaw being that it uses 1 crafter per hive in order to properly recycle all bottles back to their original dispensers. HOWEVER, it has only 6 hoppers per module and no minecarts, which makes it super lag friendly (and way cheaper).

[@MineTheFab]

Hi 😊 I actually think I did something similar in the work where the video is made from 🤔 But I just love when my contraptions inspire others to improve or personalize them.

[@micahjacobson8533]

Could you post a world download for it?

[@MineTheFab]

@@micahjacobson8533 hi 😊 I have! It’s in my Discord Community under #downloads

[@kxi._.5765]

Read the Honeyficator in the voice of Dr Doofensmirtz

[@xxseesxx9234]

the word you are searching for is c-bud or cud

[@ΛΔΔΛ]

Couldn't you just use a observer instead of the bud powered comperator at 8:00 ? Correct me if I'm wrong

[@MineTheFab]

@@ΛΔΔΛ hi 😊 Unless the latest update have brought changes to how and what an observer detects … consider yourself corrected.

[@CrispySmiths]

Great video, thank you! I'm glad to have discovered your channel, I like all your machines. I have some questions. Can you tile this 12 blocks wide for example? I achieved this but there seems to be one dead hopper or something where there are no bottles getting back to the dispensers. And there seems to be a larger pileup of bottles in the droppers at the top when the design gets longer, is this normal? Could you make a version where there are fewer hoppers and the bottles recycle within the tile?

[@SofiWood06]

Tried it in 1.21… doesnt work. The system is constantly activating

[@daeins]

Love it! ^^

[@puttanesca621]

Block Update Detection is cool to see but I'm not sure this is a great use for it, unless I am missing something. Sure Observers can only detect bees leaving a bee hive (not bees entering) so we have to use a comparator to measure honey level and then an observer can detect the comparator changing power level.

[@MineTheFab]

Hi 😊 This is more of a technical “showcase” of some interesting mechanics, than it is full fledged farm. I hope that comes across in the video. I mean if you have the resources to build this farm, then glass is probably not really an issue. And I just like to find alternative ways of doing and farming things to keep it interesting 😊

[@SofiWood06]

I am not sure how the recyclung works, the last dropper doesnt have a signal?

[@SofiWood06]

Its very cool btw, ill simplify it and use observers instead, im low on slime balls lol

[@p4wn744]

Crafters are super cool with honey farms. I dislike the usage of water elevator for the farm cause it eliminates the option to use it Nether. In overworld honey farms are less efficient due to day/night cycle and in the End you cant chunk load the farm. Droper elevator for the bottles would make the farm slightly more expensive but it could work in nether.

[@MineTheFab]

True! Or just the old school glass-elevator 😊

[@verykittypretty]

you can chunkload in end now yay

[@Orange8326]

I have a question Mr is this farm works on bedrock edition

[@MineTheFab]

Hi!😊 Probably not! It’s designed in Java and there is still differences in redstone 🙃

[@Orange8326]

@@MineTheFab thanks mr