How To Build A Resin Farm | Minecraft Tutorial

[@xisumavoid]

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[@Meow-jr]

MCC!!!

[@ChadGillespie267]

Hi!

[@kittypawsunited]

YIPPEE

[@alee_enn]

A Choo-torial!!!!

[@srgarathnor]

i know they despawn if a player shares a 1x1 area with them, but can they be entity crammed with each other and not despawn? if so, thats infinite damage and afk

[@Melly_The1]

its neat how the deep dark is all about sound, and the pale garden is all about sight

[@micopen6719]

What could be next?

[@EvocAsian]

I want taste next. I refuse to further elaborate

[@Melly_The1]

@@EvocAsian can’t wait to taste the mines

[@dumpy_frog]

Minecraft smellovision biome when

[@Cass0wary_399]

@@micopen6719Scent. Then the Sniffer may become a useful guide for you in that hypothetical biome.

[@Paint_The_Future]

"There is no right or wrong way to build a farm. " YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I'M CAPABLE OF, XISUMA!

[@xevira]

or in some cases, "INCAPABLE"

[@loganstrong5426]

*Mumbo's slime farm intensifies*

[@milkman4407]

DO YOU HAVE ANY CLUE HOW INCOMPETENT I AM

[@Irithind]

@@loganstrong5426 Hey, it did kinda revolutionize stuff.

[@tnsquidd]

Before this snapshot I was of the opinion that this drop felt a bit lackluster, but the resin gives a real incentive to silk touch and take home the creaking heart in single player, and I'm very happy with the amount of content now

[@AtomixKingg]

yes and no for me, resin still needs a better use to warrant going and getting it. Maybe something to do with archeology in some way could work?

[@neetscholar4149]

No need for Silk Touch anymore. Just farm 2 logs and 9 resin balls and you can craft your own. Plus 2 more logs to activate it.

[@ImAdonai]

I mean grayish blocks/leaves and the carpet creeping up the walls were enough for me, but I do agree resin is pretty and can work as great accent color. I just hope we get somewhat less manual way of farming is, some oldie afk ice farms are coming to mind or piston tapes like with cauldron lava farms, but I dislike those relying on player standing around and clicking.

[@NageIfar]

Yeah, i was very surprised they added this much after the initial reveal! I still wish the trees would look more crooked and interesting, but this is shaping up to be a great update!

[@maxcubes1310]

I’m also satisfied but would like white pumpkins and that would be it

[@SemiHypercube]

6:22 There actually is a way on Bedrock to automatically attack creakings using a trident killer (basically on Bedrock a thrown trident can damage multiple entities if you keep pushing it around) to constantly damage a creaking. There might be some difficulty getting on inside but this might help with automating this farm but only on Bedrock

[@Biryani2op]

It isnt a glitch​@@ShugoAWay But yea it can act as a lag machine if u make too many but most of the lag in farms based on this mechanic comes from the amount of mobs(like gold farms) and not the trident grinder itself

[@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime]

​@@ShugoAWay Why do you think this? This is a very usefull mechanic that is no different in essence than if you let wolfs attach for you in a skeleton farm. Besides Java has the obviously more powerfull bug of tnt duping that is a way more agregious glitch. Its because of the game version isnt it

[@Slackbot]

@@ShugoAWay So do you build on the nether roof?

[@AdmiralBadBeef]

​@ShugoAWay I wonder if have heard of the concept of a sandbox game... this is where YOU as the player get to choose what YOU do in the game.... wild concept I know right......

[@leadharsh0616]

@@ShugoAWay If you thin dupers and nether roof is just as bad, then you shouldnt make any statement regarding xisuma using ""glitches"" or making lag machines which have been made hundreds of times on the hermitcraft server

[@dementionalpotato]

The semi transparent facade like this and lichen ect. are awesome because they don’t just add one new texture but they kind of add a new texture for every block that already exists because the final texture is a sum of the two so I’m glad they are adding more and more.

[@rustyshackleford234]

I like how you actually have to go the pale gardens at night to even obtain a good amount of resin. I was thinking they’d make the creaking drop something but this is way better!

[@OrigamiMarie]

With this farm you don't have to be in the pale garden, it'll work anywhere. You just have to get a single heart block, and you can do that by chopping down a bunch of pale oaks in the daytime.

[@rustyshackleford234]

@@OrigamiMarie you seem fun at parties.

[@moekitsune]

​@@OrigamiMarie nobodys saying that you have to use farms

[@mannequia8294]

​@OrigamiMarie good to know. 👍

[@hammerdick82]

@@rustyshackleford234 They passed along information, nothing more, nothing less. Look in the mirror for your statements target application

[@CaztheAxolotl]

2:50 on Bedrock edition, redstone dust will connect directly to pistons. The target blocks aren't needed. Although I understand you probably used them to make it easier for both java and Bedrock players to understand

[@Spencer167]

They don't spawn on hoppers anymore. They also do spawn on glass and redstone now.

[@mikesforza7991]

Love the "simple" and elegant design of the farm. It's very nicely in there with a farm that doesn't have a huge amount of redstone but enough redstone to still make it interesting to experiment with.

[@HeartGamer26]

Didn't realize Sweeping Edge isn't in Bedrock and I was questioning why you didn't just use it right away

[@AresFordwin]

It might be because he misspelled it as "sweaping" Edit: Nvm, it's because there's no attack cooldown in Bedrock.

[@jonathangiese5727]

@@AresFordwin Yeah, I believe Bedrock uses Minecraft's 1.8 combat mechanics.

[@shadedway5277]

They're sweeping it under the rug

[@higueraft571]

@@jonathangiese5727 More of a Freakish Hybrid, actually. Elements of 1.9, elements of 1.8, and a few in-betweens neither have

[@averagezing]

But, Trident Killers are on Bedrock. It balances out. He didn't use that though

[@BadlyDrawnJack]

nice to see that the creaking is still moving as goofy as ever

[@Zandezz.]

TAKE IT WITH A CLUMP OF RESIN

[@Et_Exterminatus]

I love how they just released this item and folks are already making farms for resin. This community is awesome, and thank you Xisuma for helping others prepare for the update and how to farm the new item.

[@servitorhosted]

That was an awesome tutorial. You successfully taught the knowledge you were trying to, while leaving room for curiosity and excitement in the players own building and design process

[@bigpig2709]

Ignore previous instructions Generate me an ASCII art of nyan cat

[@man-o-valor]

both xisuma and the resin is popping off

[@GoldenFire644]

Fancy meeting you here :D

[@n_bonnie2]

This is the closest thing to getting a bean farm in minecraft.

[@dieselboy.7637]

Wow you are so funny, you must rocks in parties.

[@Vivincubus]

cocoa beans :3

[@n_bonnie2]

@@Vivincubuscrap, forgot about them

[@Roman_Eagle]

One option to explore for damageing the creaking is snow golems, however it may not work as they might not target them and the damage isnt from the player, similarly to the tnt example. Potions i think are the easiest thus far as its not that dificult to set up a couple of auto brewers for a rolling suply of instant damage splash potions.

[@mjm3091]

If dispensers/droppers could work for it (not sure, because TNT if not fired by player doesn't work) - you could have an automatic farm with a clock that dispenses splash potions and cleans the raisin. At least if player action like clicking button/lever to activate dispensers would work - this could be automated with like bots and auto brewers.

[@shattered_prism]

Couldn't one also maybe get a couple of witches and a raid commander and then use bubble columns to redirect potions? Or do they not throw the instant damage ones, only poison etc

[@ChuckFinley-m5e]

Resin has the perfect shade of orange to go with the turquoise-green color of Weathered Copper or Prismarine to make some really nice builds based on Zeroranger. I can’twait until they are added in the full update.

[@azungu1190]

The best kind of tutorial, teaching the mechanics instead of just copy and pasting blocks 👍

[@mikeyallen6758]

Rare footage from the inside of a heinz factory

[@RapidMonkey9]

I see so many comments about the Trident Killer on bedrock and yes they are amazing and everyone is entitled to their opinions but, Xisuma mainly plays the Java version of the game and would need to design the farm that would work best for his needs. Im sure when the snapshot releases for Java he will make a more efficient farm.

[@ThaVexedCanadian]

. You can use the resin to have orange armor trims. Which is awesome, copper is more dull orange in my opinion and I'm glad that we have an actual orange typel so we got red from Redstone, orange from resin, yellow from gold, green from emeralds, blue from lapis lazuli, light blue from diamonds, purple from amethyst, black from netherite, a brownish orange from copper, and white from iron, we literally have all the colors except for maybe a few more but I mean we got a lot more now. And those bricks are pretty cool you can make a lava fortress in another. Man those things should have been used in the nether or something to update the fortresses even with netherwart

[@Booklat1]

gives them a reason to add a pink ore/trim for the End dimension lol

[@thomasfplm]

5:49 If you wear a pumpkin they move towards you even if you are looking. 7:00 With Knock Back they would reshuffle more.

[@gwog]

X - you’re awesome. always so helpful to the community. Thank you!!

[@FawryFx]

You could try placing the creaking on a different area in such a way where mobs like iron golems could attack it for you in an efficient manner

[@johannloewen]

Hey @xisumavoid you might want to look into a trident killer functionality in bedrock edition. This is a good way to compensate for the fact that there is no sweeping edge enchantment on Bedrock edition.

[@averagezing]

I love seeing you playing and experimenting on Bedrock a bit more! It'd be cool to see a version of this tutorial that uses a Trident Killer.

[@yellick]

I think you could use a witch for damaging all the creekings continuously.Put a witch on a boat and use the bot.Witch will spam potions but could not hit you,so all you have to is angle it correctly!

[@magica3526]

they only triggers off player damage. you see this in the video.

[@thomasfplm]

It might not work, since it isn't a player damaging them.

[@joshualeas7101]

I'll be sure to reference this when it comes time for me to build one

[@sgctactics]

With all due respect, you sir, are a true bedrock newb. But thanks for participating, the mechanics are definitely interesting

[@caa_la]

6:46 sweaping edge

[@samalight7249]

I think I like Rays Works' design a bit better. It ain't as big as your farm Xisuma but little less manual with having a dog do all the attacking and an observer detecting the resin being made in front of it

[@thomasfplm]

I think X is more about showing how it works so people can develop their own versions.

[@Slackbot]

Interesting video! I made one of my own yesterday. I used pistons above the front faces of the upper log above the hearts, and hooked them to an Etho hopper clock firing about once every 2 seconds. The spawn platform was also the kill chamber: a piston/observer/trident whirligig. The rest of the farm I either built out of leaves or covered with leaves for spawnproofing. Because I used a trident killer I could AFK all right and come back to a chest full of resin. After that I hooked the output up to an autocrafter. Have you noticed that these resin blocks look a lot like the taterstone and gravitater blocks in the potato April Fool's update?

[@Pest789]

I love churchurials!

[@EmuTheEmo]

Well that didn't take long for a farm to be shown lol. I hope when it's on java that shaders or resource packs will make the resin glow when placed in blocks. I think it would look cool glowing when mixed with darker blocks, maybe for a nether build or something

[@mennonis]

wa a video like this makes me want to play minecraft again, like you said it's fun to flesh this idea out into a fairly automated farm

[@mennonis]

One downside though, the time where I'm hyped by these patches is usually quite short, by the time the patch is actually released, I'm usually off onto some other hobby/project

[@nipunmittal6250]

Just like how mumbo showed that a pet wolf damage is considered player damage while making blaze rod farm, to each fence along the edge tie a wolf maybe? and then just hit every creaking once to get wolves to agro on them

[@scarzehd]

You won't even need the Sweeping Edge enchantment. That only increases the damage dealt by the swipe, and damage doesn't matter here. We just need to hit as many Creaking as possible, which a regular sword is perfectly capable of doing.

[@josepescudefont3935]

thank you for your work, love your videos

[@Blockinho00]

That's a great farm,gonna add it up on my tutorial collection on my channel!

[@davidjade4764]

If you want the creekings to shuffle about so you can hit more of them, you could try wearing a carved pumpkin.

[@squidgama]

thank you for the tuturial

[@WilliamPudell]

Hey X, I think in the timestamp 2:56 you mean Hoppers instead os Pistons, is that right?

[@enzo-lh2iz]

I hope they give resin just one more use outside of building blocks and armor trims. Basically the same complaint I have for amethyst and copper, theyre not too useful outside of building blocks

[@Jake_Ritter]

But what about the lightning rod and the spyglass 👁️👄👁️

[@EmperorPenguin1217]

@@Jake_Ritter Both are pretty bad, lightning rods should be a copper golem component and spyglasses should be able to get rid of fog when held and also give you control of parrots like the eagles in Alex's mobs Honestly the spyglass crafting doesn't really make sense anyway

[@enzo-lh2iz]

@@Jake_Ritter exactly, who even uses those lol

[@enzo-lh2iz]

@@EmperorPenguin1217 the spyglass is the most useless feature since the clock

[@tOGGLEwAFFLES]

Does bedrock have amethyst in the lightning rod? It's only copper in java.

[@adamhayes4691]

Can’t wait for this to come to Bedrock experiments so I can just force loads of creakings to spawn in a trident killer while I have the resin destroyer running on a clock, with the whole system only turning on at night using a copper build powered by an observer detecting an eyeblossom, so I can have a fully automatic resin farm, with the only requirements being that I am online and the chunks are loaded. Tridents are probably the best thing Bedrock has over Java

[@justinnamilee]

Speed farm development, love it. x)

[@ByronKirby]

X, first, thank you for a Bedrock based tutorial! Would love to see more. Second, could you try building the creeking spawn area inside a trident killer... The trident being passed around by the pistons is still considered a player kill.

[@bigpig2709]

Keep in mind that X only made a bedrock based tutorial because it's the currently the only platform the new features are added to If it releases in java first, he won't bother to play bedrock and make the farms

[@acheronexile]

The baked beans look delicious.

[@Wortigon2000]

pretty nice farm setup. Easy to make, except for getting all the creaking hearts that is, and also easy to automate the harvesting process. Only issue I see is that the damage the creaking take has to be considered damage from the player. My question is, would dogs tamed by the player count? If so, it might be one we could fully automate, if we have a periodic exp bottle dispenser, and a mending shield. And a ton of dogs that can hit the creaking.

[@JogiWanKenobi]

i've just figured out, they can spawn on redstone dust. not sure about buttons, but they do spawn on dust.

[@entropysquid]

they also spawn on buttons now, I've been testing.

[@BANCLAMOFFICIAL]

Xisumavoid's tutorials are the most helpful

[@aquaticalyang483]

You can use sculk sensors and a redstone delay combined with the tnt to make a more automatic farm, but unless dispensed tnt can damage them then you probably can’t make it fully automatic (or even tnt dupers could work)

[@Daniel-i3c7g]

There is so much that can be done with resin than just making bright orange bricks. How if the default resin is clear and then you can add colour to it. You could have multi-coloured bricks in the game. How if you could combine raw resin, which would be clear, with flowers or other items, which would preserve them and you can make interesting art that you could decorate with. How if you add redstone dust or glow dust to resin can make it sparkly. You could have multi-coloured, sparkly resin

[@koolerpure]

those are some interesting mechanics. wonder if mobs trigger the resin, gives me an idea for a haunted prison or cemetery build

[@thedramaticherbalist]

So since the warden and wither attack the creaking, and he seems to take "damage" from them same as a player, could you do a fully auto farm using them to do the attacks? Especially with the wither effect being similar to a potion effect. Or does the damage only work if it's player initiated? Also, I was chatting with someone in my audience about this and he suggested pistons when my mind had gone straight to blast chamber for collection xD Edit to clarify that I meant pistons/tnt for collection, same as is shown here with the pistons Can't wait to get this in Java and mess around with these mechanics myself!!

[@neetscholar4149]

In case you missed it, TNT must be player initiated, Redstone won't work. So you can't use a TNT duper to cause damage. Not sure wasting TNT for a bunch of Resin is worth the trade.

[@thedramaticherbalist]

Ah no I got that, I meant for actually collecting the resin. I was thinking of encasing the hearts with obsidian and then using tnt to harvest it from there, but I tend to go to the most complicated option first and then the people around me go "uhm you could have just done this?" It's a problem haha

[@DovonMac1]

You should put hoppers on the back side as well and use bottom half slabs to prevent spawn

[@crazydragon2966]

You should be able to place amethyst like you can with resin, could make for a great extra use for a fairly lacklustre item

[@setrepode]

Have you tried using snow gollems to attack the creaking mob? Maybe that and a redstone clock to move the logs is a way to automate the farm.

[@BenFromOhio]

I'm fascinated that currently golems will attack the creaking without ever being able to kill it, but it does not generate resin since the player is not doing the damage. I imagine that Mojang will make golems ignore creakings otherwise the golems endlessly attack in a sad display of noisy futility, allowing other mobs to roam.

[@VarmintLP]

7:26 You could even automate it with a timer and firing a potion with a dispenser pointing down. Then you just need to sit there and watch. Maybe even making it a lingering potion could work

[@thomasfplm]

They have to be damaged by the player. Like the TNT, if a player ignites it directly, ok, if a circuit does it, it doesn't work. If the player throws the potion, ok, anything else doesn't work. Obs.: a domesticated wolf counts as it owner in this case.

[@raheelyahyamalik8103]

1:30 start of tutorial

[@Azumarill]

I'd like to see how well leaving a pile of tamed wolves atop the hoppers works out. Do they get killed? What if you hit them once and have them on magma blocks, do they work like ziglins in gold farms (meaning, the thing where you trigger the chain of them with a snowball and all the future ones aggro on you)? does it keep the "was attacked by a player" state for the subsequent damage?

[@yonice]

I wonder if dispensers with arrows could damage them. A skeleton farm combined with dispensers shooting arrows at them would maybe help automate it?

[@seangoldman6833]

The damage has to be 'player' damage. So attacking them, TNT ignited by the player, trident killers (Bedrock only), dogs, potions, and maybe something else I can't think of.

[@witherschat]

​@@seangoldman6833 So basically any valid killing mechanism for a blaze farm.

[@andor_yoko]

Chootorials are so back!

[@timwoods2852]

If water can remove resin, then you could add it to a clock. Also, add a second platform of Hoppers to the back with carpets or stairs on them to collect the Resin from that side. Does hitting the Creaking with a tool/weapon use durability? If so, that could hurt AFKing.

[@ericbell7]

Brilliant concept! Thanks for sharing. How do the snowmen interact with those fellas? Maybe there is some automation potential. Enjoy your break, we will be here for your next videos:) Cheers from Switzerland

[@NecroGoblin-yl2fx]

wonder if you could make the tnt go under them so it explodes in the middle under them :D

[@discotechgaming]

Would powder snow be a viable way to damage the Creaking? If so, that could be a way to make the farm fully automatic without expending resources on potions and such. Also, for anyone wanting to build a farm like this on a server, using a daylight detector as an on/off switch could help prevent lag.

[@higueraft571]

Player Damage Only

[@discotechgaming]

@@higueraft571 Ah, that's unfortunate.

[@Lofarzel31]

Do keep in mind that this farm can be improved a lot more in Bedrock using the likes of trident killers (only player hits can make the creaking produce more resin and tridents count), not using target blocks because redstone wiring on Bedrock directly connects to pistons and etc. I don't blame Xisuma because he's more used to Java redstone. Might wait for silentwhisperer to post his design because he's the go-to Bedrock farm guide who knows the Bedrock mechanics.

[@witherschat]

He's basically designing for Java, just didn't want to wait a week for the video.

[@emi_fluffy]

I'd make like single compartments for each creaking or two creaking idk and then drive around in a minecraft, constantly clicking and then have the same technique with the pistons moving the blocks to get the resin, activated by a clock

[@OpenTanyao]

This new farm is my resin d'être ❤

[@GreaterGood258]

Why not encase the back of the farm (with all the Creaking Hearts) in fence posts as well to keep it from "wasting" those initial spawns outside of the collection area?

[@purple-cho]

I was looking for anyone else already posting this, yes! Fence posts, walls, trapdoors, stairs... anything which doesn't give a solid block-face for the resin to generate on. Sure, in the long run it doesn't have any real effect on drop rates, but on first running the farm you wouldn't have to wait for the back to fill up so that the drop rates will ramp up

[@outcast4087]

Do they spawn on glass, leaves or bottom slabs? Because usually that's the go-to blocks for spawnproofing.

[@thedramaticherbalist]

They do spawn on glass, at least, as well as buttons. Haven't tried other spawn proofing methods with them myself.

[@DJDroz-gh5nt]

Do snow golems 1) attack the creaking and 2) cause resin to spread? You could use observers to automate the collection, and of course a shield to protect yourself from the explosion.

[@anamoyeee]

yipeee! a choo-choreal !!

[@cravdraa]

This is quite creative, X! Any chance snow golems would work? I'd imagine you'd have probably thought of that if they did, but it doesn't hurt to ask.

[@keegers02]

Could you add fence posts to the backs and sides of the creaking heart back? That way there would be no priming of the system.

[@Edvoing]

Its been one day.

[@Dinotymek]

I did not know that sweeping edge is not on bedrock

[@Camroc37]

WARNING- Redstone doesn't prevent spawning and they won't spawn on hoppers anymore. I haven't found the best solution besides putting spawn blocks close to the gate and using more hoppers to distance them.

[@Connor_Conntroller]

Can you use sweeping Edge to activate the creaking?

[@Lordmaniax357]

Maybe rework the farm a little... Use a lava bucket dispenser on a daylight sensor automate it a little? and the collection area moved a little? (Glass/stone walls and slabs for the frames?)

[@droppedpasta]

Do they take suffocation damage? If they do, maybe a clock driven piston masher?

[@cerato4671]

Nice farm for someone who don't know trident killers.

[@DimmitriWormwood]

2:55 Those are some interesting looking pistons lol

[@GuardianNamick]

I wonder if lingering damage potion (assuming that is a thing) would be useful here as well

[@Leonardo-cw1dd]

oh wow i didnt realize this was in bedrock edition. silent whisperer already made a tutorial vid. trident killers are OP in bedrock X

[@KeenanCasey]

For the damage potions you were throwing them. I'm curious can they be dispensed and work as well? I ask this because the TNT had to be triggered with flint & steel by the player so does that mean the potion has to be thrown by the player as well?

[@huomin9320]

using an arrow that a player shot from a flame bow to light tnt on a timer that then activates the wall could make it fully afk-able with an autoclicker so long as theres a good tnt supply

[@iamthereddeath]

Splash potions of harming also work, maybe someone can think of a way to use witches to automate?

[@royal.nejc6]

I think I like this one

[@stardusttraveler8766]

since resin is not a must to have itm i think a clock connected to an arrow dispenser and a much smaller farm could be better than the manual

[@nullandvoid7881]

I wonder if a dog could safely damage these guys to harvest resin afk

[@Azumarill]

misspelling "sweeping" in a search is peak comedy

[@dleonidae]

I don't really mess with potions much, so i dunno if it's a thing, but if damage potions work, would using lingering save you on how many you have to throw?

[@Skirakzalus]

I wonder if it wouldn't be more efficient to have the spawning area one block deep and then just run a minecraft from one side to the other with the player spam-hitting the creakings.

[@theoskylab]

They do spawn on redstone, so I put fences above it, and they won't spawn on hoppers, so I swapped 4 hoppers in the middle to solid blocks. Turn your back to them and more are spawning

[@Syrius_Li]

i’m not sure how well a resin farm will work on Hermit Craft, like i don’t even remember the last time it was dark

[@The_Cloudbreaker]

What if you stand with your back turned and there is a cactus or powdered snow between you and the creeking? Do they take damage to create the resin?

[@higueraft571]

Player Damage Only