Jumping Minecart Bamboo Farm

[@emnersonn]

this is something phineas and ferb would make over their summer

[@orangesock6231]

Why

[@Loup_Garou]

Underrated comment

[@emnersonn]

@@Loup_Garou i stole it from another video, it's completely overrated.

[@Peoalsx]

I wonder if would it be possible to do a flying machine with the carts below the farm to collect instead of having so many rails below so two flying machines harvester(above) and collector below

[@redthunder6183]

Yeah I was gonna say this aswell, cause then you get the benifit of way less rails and way less lag. It also might be possible to slow the flying machine down enough so that it could harvest a 15 tall bamboo (the minecart would be under it until the top bamboo falls)

[@racernatorde5318]

@@redthunder6183 Delay, not slow down. The speed of the two flying machines should match

[@Cyberlong]

the problem there would be the sticky blocks that are slime and honey sticking to the soil the bamboo is planted on, if one uses a different configuration with wooden trapdorrs as stopers for the minecarts, then they would sink in the honey. if one uses two sticky blocks, one for raising the minecart and other for mantining it then the problem would be how to unload it. nice idea, but too complicated sadly.

[@racernatorde5318]

@@Cyberlong Should be possible with the 1.19 mud. Right now I am trying to make it work while having the minecarts on top of honey (Thanks to the mud they can suck in the items)

[@BusterBrown1217]

The only way this would work is if it was narrow enough to cover it with on set of honey blocks. You could put the minecarts on the honeyblocks. In theory this isnt expandable due to slime not having the same properties as honey

[@cariboowho]

you could theoretically have a system that turns off the lights either while the machine is running or better yet progressively through the farm in the specific zone in between the blades so that the bamboo can't grow at a time where it can't be collected. the lighting updates alone might make it not worth it but it'd be a fun experiment nonetheless

[@gqh007]

Did not thought of that wow

[@cavemanpretzel9520]

you might actually be able to attach some light obstructing blocks to the flying machine, tinted glass covering the center, and an overhang on either side. ngl not thinking a whole lot about it so the over hang may not be feasible

[@Lenvoly]

That is actually genius

[@TheSaboteur99]

Dude you have been posting non-stop last few weeks. Keep it up man! Love the content

[@ethanlahn3866]

Maybe you could have two flying machines. One machine is on top harvesting that the other is below the dirt collecting the items.

[@Cyberlong]

the problem there would be the sticky blocks that are slime and honey sticking to the soil the bamboo is planted on, if one uses a different configuration with wooden trapdorrs as stopers for the minecarts, then they would sink in the honey. if one uses two sticky blocks, one for raising the minecart and other for mantining it then the problem would be how to unload it. nice idea, but too complicated sadly.

[@4n1eu]

@@Cyberlong have the minecarts on rails on the slime

[@VinyJones2]

😆 I was about to make the same comment ^^ / hope to see it

[@apcel]

@@4n1eu I'm afraid they would fall, so you have to attach a fence behind and launch more flying machines. Isn't there a block that doesn't stick to the slime and on which bamboo can still be planted on? Like can bamboo be planted on moss or does mud stick

[@zactron1997]

Yeah I'm not sure how you would arrange this, but this seems like the best option. The flying machine on top can become substantially simpler, and then you get nearly 100% collection (I imagine some items might get stuck on the top flying machine, but very few compared to the video)

[@gregb7881]

When I first saw the title, it sounded like you were going to launch the hopper minecarts up to catch the bamboo before it could shoot everywhere. That might not be possible but it was a funny idea.

[@NedJeffery]

The best way to deal with lag would be use a combination of the 2 farm types. Use the harvester across the top. Drop the minecarts onto rails that go underneath to pick up the other items.

[@malmiteria]

one possible improvment is to have the iron trapdoors on both side of the slime / honey block lines, this way, you don't run into the issue of the second line breaking bamboos that grow in between the machine lines. the downside is that it makes the lines smaller, due to the push limit, and you'll have to have the "motor" part of the machine with the observers somewhere, so i guess the line where the motor goes through would be better without bamboos. It's probably less space efficient, but that might be a worth trade off : no items on the ground, for a little less space efficiency

[@conniepoo]

I recommend changing it to one blade instead of two. But make each blade 4 wide with iron trapdoors on each side of the blade, this means your sacrificing the width of each flying machine, but reducing the possibility of harvesting stray bamboo growth to 0% which saves that 8ms per tick.

[@oblivion_2852]

I just tried this and each blade would need to be 3 wide

[@conniepoo]

@@oblivion_2852 well he just released a video with it 4 wide blades, you don’t need the engine to be a block above with another slime/honey block because you can just push the iron trapdoors. Ilmango uses a cool technique where he pulls up the blades, lets the flying machine through to then push the blade from the other side.

[@arandomdiamond2]

When I saw the title, I had imagined a machine that would knock out a row of bamboo and launch the minecarts upwards to instantly collect all the items before moving on. Somehow I thought you might've made that possible haha Good design!

[@dingojo]

I am loving the designing on the spot kind of video. Its really interesting seeing how you come up things on the fly.

[@TheAce5399]

I love the new unloading system. I'm excited to see what other features from 1.19 will aid in making new farms and improving old ones like this one and the sugar cane farm. Good work as always Mango!

[@hywodena]

I haven't played minecraft in a while but I love seeing concepts like this. Keep up the good work mango ♥️

[@tjudiamond1457]

I would like to see a version that moves the trapdoors!

[@tommieanderson8283]

I uploaded a proof of concept if you want to check it out (not a complete farm).

[@boxlid214]

Because of the new fast unloading of minecarts with mud and lava cauldrons, bamboo generators are much more feasible. Double pulse bone meal into the plants with an observer, break with stick pistons holding iron trap doors, and have have your collection underneath with a fast unloader at each end. I'm fueling a 320 furnace smelter using 4 x 8 plant modules, and each quick pass of the minecart from only 2 of the modules (there's two rails, one for every 2 modules) yields about 4 stacks of bamboo. So you get 4 stacks of bamboo every 5 seconds or so out of only 16 bamboo plants. Simply connect comparators to the first and last furnace to detect a fuel level, and have those activate your generators. Moss farms make it all even more feasible, with both you're still using a lot less space and maybe even less resources than a huge bamboo harvesting farm.

[@philip4534]

You could have a second flying machine blocking the light above the first flying machine, that would prevent the growth of the bamboo in between the 2 blades

[@JSIB]

Such a creative and original design with the return of the minecarts! Great job!

[@Erik-pu4mj]

Idea: stacked minecart harvesters Using your first one-way design, you could collect two-high segments starting from the top. Ex. 7 tall would be three flying machines--top launching first, then middle, then bottom. I believe this should significantly mitigate fallen item entities, as the vast majority will be within the minecart on the way out, and only the bottom flying machine will encounter grown bamboo on the way back. This will use significantly more minecarts at a time, but I still expect this to be a gain over the item entity lag. The first issue, of course, is creating engines one block tall so the flying machines don't interfere with each other. Return stations (I imagine utilizing pistons to trigger observers below them) can merely be staggered. (The lowest flying machine will have the furthest return stations.) The second issue is minecart unloading. Minecart snap tricks probably won't work, but, allowing them to fall on return should (as the machines are already staggered). It's just a matter of creating a return system that can handle waves of minecarts. Finally, dispensing minecarts on each of the flying machines might be the most difficult piece. But, using the same high drops as unloading, I believe reloading can be done from any height as well. So, staggering launch stations enough to allow the minecart dispensing system to tile should do the trick. I'm not a technical Minecrafter, so I have little faith I could get this to work myself. But I believe you could, and that this extension of your idea might have merit. So... hope this helps!

[@Erik-pu4mj]

Note: I'm not actually certain the flying machines, as they are, would interfere with each other if the top always launches first.

[@sq33z3r3]

To improve efficiency/decrease lag on the traditional farm design rotate the collection system 90°. Then use observers to release the minecarts when the flying machine moves across the field. If each track has a U-turn, covering 2 rows only half of the minecarts would be required. Less minecarts in motion, less lag. The items should be picked up quicker and therefore not sit waiting for the minecarts to return.

[@bmanpura]

Here's a few idea to consume all the bamboo processed. 1. Smelt the world by making a world eater and stone (and other ore) sorter. 2. Scaffold entire mountains. 3. Upgrade your bone meal farm.

[@Punmaster9001]

I'm not a red stone genius like most of the youtubers I watch for these kinds of machines, but couldn't you have a similar flying machine, one that runs a few blocks back, on the bottom with minecart hoppers that catch the items after they've been cut, through the dirt so there aren't any entities left behind? You'd still save on tracks, but I would suspect the way those work on the top would work the same on the bottom.

[@sonic4spuds]

That would likely be as bad on entity lag, as items will be stuck on bamboo like the standard minecraft pickup setup.

[@Willow-uv9ms]

Wait, that's actually really smart. The issue with the first design was that the minecarts move way too fast to stay in sync with the flying machine, but if they were on their own flying machine, surely you'd have the best both worlds?

[@andrewholmes8570]

I think you're on to something. You're meaning to have hopper minecarts being pulled along on both machines, so they both have minecarts on them at all times, right? The only spots you couldn't pull the minecarts on the second row would be where the pistons/observers sit, but that bamboo has something directly above it the whole time, blocking those ones from growing. Extra trapdoors would mean that you'd have to rework the size of each flying machine to compensate for the piston push limit (pretty sure it'd be 4 wide per module instead of 6), and have some pretty good timing on the cart loader, but trading a couple extra pistons for catching the extra entities might be worth it from a lag/efficiency perspective.

[@Punmaster9001]

​@@andrewholmes8570 Just seeing how he has the hoppercarts on top, I would think the machine could be built on the bottom (with some modifications) to grab anything that lands on the dirt similar to how a rail system is usually utilized. I'm not an expert on any of the designs people come up with. I understand the basics, usually, when I replicate builds in a test world. I mostly do single player for that, so I'm also not familiar with lag in these situations as I tend to stick to smaller builds. There's a good possiblity that going back to the original rail system might work better than what I'm thinking.

[@andrewholmes8570]

@@Punmaster9001 I get what you're saying now. You might lose some of the bamboo that lands on top of the stalks instead of the ground, but that's not a huge issue most of the time. It'd be worth trying out to see if it saved on lag from standard rails underneath. It definitely uses less resources.

[@fabiant.2485]

I think it should be possible to fill the gap between the front and back row of slime/honey with slippery blocks like terracotta by rearranging and/or adding flying machines. This should prevent bamboo from growing between them mid-flight and drastically cut down on unwanted entity spillage.

[@MrRyanroberson1]

10:00 the idea i would have here is to lift or lower either side of the machine, and build it in a way where it can push the blades regardless of their height. whenever the machine reaches a given side, it lowers the new blade and lifts the old blade

[@ariebaudoin4824]

i actually designed a similar farm with the carts on a flying machine, before it was usefull because of the new unloaders, just because i thought it looked cool, it was way more primitive then this one however, and it has been verry fun and humbeling to watch you go loose on the concept, because i was strugeling getting an inefficiant simple version to work :)

[@AkiSan0]

i would be interested in how a farm would compare, that harvests tall bamboo sequentially. you would have a bambo on mud "10x10 block" that grows 15 high (or which hight/cycle time/width combination would be best). send the minecarts out once, from a dispenser setup towards a instant unloader setup. each module is timed in a way that machine 1 havests -> once the items are sucked up -> machine two launches etc. when the last module harvests, the first module is grown to its max height. thus you have a small amount of items permanently, instead of a lot of items periodically. this would be nice to look at, to make it even more fancy, you can do that for smaller slices (as small as you can make the flying machines) and have them harvests in set intervals (to generate wave form patterns).

[@TicketyTy]

Love the farm design

[@thunderd7904]

Here’s an idea: have the trap door blades be 2 trap doors long. That way the bamboo has time to fall down and then get collected by the minecarts which are one block back. I’m not near my computer right now so I’ll have to improvise in explaining: imagine you’re looking at this from above: [trap door] [trap door] [slime/honey] [trap door] [trap door] And minecarts on top of the trap doors, obviously. I’ll edit this comment with a picture as soon as I can Edit: nvm, probably wouldn’t work

[@NedJeffery]

That's a pretty good idea!

[@index7787]

Cranking out content, love the new update rushes man.

[@tw0jaye]

if could you reduce ground item lag caused by the backward blades by putting a flying machine extension between the blades with the purpose of stopping the bamboo from growing while the machine is directly above it?

[@Cyberlong]

then we get to piston limits and the machine needs to be redesigned

[@tw0jaye]

@@Cyberlong well yeah, thats why you would use flying machine extensions instead of just putting blocks there. it wouldn't be able to stop everything obviously, but it could greatly reduce item drops

[@Cyberlong]

@@tw0jaye yeah, that's true. also the activation mechanism is really simple so using small machines with complete roofs( caps or extensions) is really easy

[@racernatorde5318]

Ok, I just spent some time trying out a system that uses two sets of synchronized flying machines, with the second one below the bamboo to collect the items. 1.19 makes this much easier to do thanks to the mud blocks, otherwise we wouldn't be able to plant the bamboo on a non-full cube and couldn't use minecarts on top of honey blocks. Since we now can use this system I just tried to use the classic mob farm sweepers with the flying machines at the side of the farm and a 9 block wide field. This definetly needs some improvement, as of right now, I am loosing way too many items that just get shot to random places or fall out of the side gap. But the concept itself works very well and, once the beforementioned problem is solved, should result in a lower amount of item entities laying around. Since I only just use a single line of slime/honey to break the plants, some items will stay on top of the bamboo plants. This might actually be super easy to fix by using two harvesters with short delay. The second machine would just push off the items and the collector could reach all of the items. The odds of a bamboo plant growing once, yet alone twice inbetween is minimal

[@lordelliott42]

12:53 If you want to sync the speed of the hopper minecarts running under the farm with the flying machine above, put a flying machine pushing the minecarts _under_ the dirt? Would this prevent the huge lag spike with the taller growing design? Edit: Scrolling down, I see several people had the same idea. 😄

[@Arioxel]

The best fix I can think of is having two machines for each direction and being able to somehow push the first one out of the way (with another flying machine picking it up upwards ?) to let the other one go in the other direction.

[@defeatSpace]

You could send the minecarts under the bamboo farm and wait to send them until the flying machine previously holding the carts returns to its start position.

[@sanderbos4243]

Really cool design!

[@mad-zr8wy]

Thank you for sharing your adventure in farming. 👍

[@MrRubikraft]

I like when you explain how you design your farms :-)

[@randomusernamed7307]

I've been really enjoying the recent videos

[@RAGEXBULLET]

An interesting change to this could be to make it so that both slime/honey sweepers had minecarts that could collect bamboo. This could limit the loss and lag from items that are broken by it. It would be more complicated but you could redesign each sweeper to have a trap door on both sides and then extend the slime/honey vertically by one block to push and pull it. You would obviously need more flying machines but the trade off may be worth it. For the second set of minecarts maybe drop them from above? I’m not as advanced in minecart logic but I’m sure you could figure something out

[@Thaedz]

Certainly beats the bamboo farm in my LP series xD looking good!

[@eclogues_]

This is so cool! Awesome as always

[@Xabraxus]

Perhaps you could find a way to suck up one of the backwards facing blades on each side so only forward facing blades ever sweep over the bamboo? Or perhaps you could use something like sand that gets dispensed over the grown bamboo and have 4 flying machine arms instead, two for cutting below with two minecarts above to pick the items up when they get forced on top of the sand, then the sand would be pushed into collection channels water streams before every push limit to be redispensed shortly before the next harvest.

[@Xenro66]

I can think of solutions to make it closer to lossless and have it lag friendly, but it would cost a bit more in terms of moving mass. Nave a single blade with trap doors either side and move it witha flying machine from above. May require a wall the height of the machine before you can cap off the roof, but in theory once the trap door breaks the bamboo, the wall will prevent it from falling behind and theyll drop straight into the carts. Then just reverse it, move the carts to the other side and it'll do the same thing. Nothing would get broken without a cart there to collect, or is blocked from growing. Either that or have a wall of glass between the 2 blades in the setup you had to block growth, but that eats into efficiency and requires 1 wide engines

[@Wiccy]

A thought for the item issue. What about instead of the flying machine traveling back over the bamboo maybe have the flying machine be pushed up 5 blocks and the end and have it return over the farm itself. Process the Items for storage on the far end and drop the minecarts in a water stream back to the starting area. They would get back to the starting area ready to be put back on the flying machine long before it gets back.

[@Rilandas]

The "rebuilding" flying machine idea, instead of the "two-sided" one looks interesting to me

[@purlsquinn]

Love these types of videos. I learn so much more. Keep it up, loving the content!

[@greenmonkey6six]

I think it should be possible to reverse the blade by pulling down the trapdoors and slime/honey blocks just at the right moment while the machine is still moving: The machine approaches the station with trapdoors first, then honey/slime blocks. Have a line of pistons below the machine to move down the trapdoors. Let the machine move a bit over the trapdoors such that we can have a second line of pistons that moves down the slime/honey blocks directly behind the trapdoors. This should now have reversed the blade and it can just be pushed up again after the machine has fully passed. The minecarts here would also be still in position

[@DuelScreen]

Cool. Please do a comparison between a wide farm which restricts bamboo height and uses the new jumping minecart system TO a tall farm with no height restriction, the same production of bamboo per hour, and that uses the traditional underground rail. I suspect there are benefits to both and a point when one design is preferable to the other and vice versa. I think this test could help identify that point.

[@MuppetChops]

Dude. This is genius.

[@denzilserrao779]

Another solution could be either running a flying machine under the farm orr slowing down the machine so that even when the bamboo is fully grown it will all fall down into the minecart

[@rudee8827]

This type of video is great.

[@tobiasschobitz7220]

I know the whole point of the jumping minecarts is to get rid of the minecarts underneath, but a combination of the 2 seems like it would make the lag even lower. It's a lot of rails but each system has its flaws and they tend to fix the flaw of the other design.

[@realcartoongirl]

10:34 the 73 included the ones that you just unloaded

[@happyhippo1043]

If the cost of rails isn't an issue you could do a combo design where you sent the same minecarts under the farm aswell once it's done harvesting

[@ezperro6120]

Idk how much more lag it would cause but you could have a flying machine sweeper on top to break and then a similar flying machine to what you have now with minecarts directly below the dirt platform. There would still be some left on top of the cut bamboo but it would be exactly like having rails underneath just without the expense of the rails.

[@NotOnQ]

I wonder about doubling up the amount of flying machines so that you can have the trapdoors on either side of the same slime/honey blocks. This way there is no chance of the pesky bamboo growth in between the harvesting rows. The only complication would be the engine itself, since the trapdoors would have to go on the other end it which would be a couple blocks from the harvesting sweepers. You'd have to break the mine carts on both sides and delay dispensing some of them so that they are all synced up somehow. Seems complicated and requires alternating modules, but the lag reduction would be worth it, imo.

[@yonataneavri8298]

what about a flying machine which moves very slowly, but every time it harvests it will immidietly make the minecrafts jump in the air to collect falling bambo? even if it isn't very efficient or lag friendly, i think it is a very fun concept.

[@skylerlehmkuhl135]

I feel like it must be possible to just put trapdoors on both sides of the blades. The push limit would allow for 4-wide blades instead of 6-wide.

[@lewiswilliams9355]

Yes but how would you push it? You would need a sticky block on top, but then the engine would stick out and break blocks before the trapdoors, and maybe more problems

[@skylerlehmkuhl135]

@@lewiswilliams9355 Hmm, that's a good point. Though you could always just plant the bamboo in 4-wide stripes and put the engine in between them.

[@nivazaria5622]

A good solution will be a second flying machine placed below the dirt collecting the bamboo. This can solve the sync issues and reduce lag

[@jajasi4752]

It could be interesting to make one flying machine above ground to break the bamboo and another one below ground with the minecarts to harvest everything. This could be the best of both worlds.

[@RyanEglitis]

Definitely needs a passenger minecart so you can go on the ride with the hopper minecarts.

[@zkeletonz001]

Could you build a flying machine where the trap doors are attached on either side of a single line of slime/honey blocks? I know each flying machine would then be smaller because of the push limit, but it would solve some of the issues here.

[@goiterlanternbase]

Mango just invented a lag machine, that looks like a legit farm🏆

[@freeshotmiss6629]

Am I the only person who bursted out to laughters when ilmango first sent the minecarts flying and see them get caught by the flying machine

[@JoshEnterprise]

ilmango you are genius

[@emnersonn]

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[@emnersonn]

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[@nexivy]

with a bamboo farm of that size, it would just be able to supply 105 furnaces with fuel if both ran constantly

[@kelathos]

Sounds like I am sticking with carpet for my 340 furnaces. Or making 3-4 layers of bamboo farms.

[@DarkNexarius]

You could do mud and then have a flying machine below it with hopper minecarts picking items up

[@oblivion_2852]

If you wanted to be extremely lag efficient you could have the harvester be single sided. Drop the minecarts onto rails below and send them back once more while the harvester returns to pick up the straggling item entities

[@ebsolas]

This is so fun and ridiculous that it's almost become a Mumbo Jumbo farm. Except it's ilmango efficient. What would happen if you combined the blade and the under farm minecarts? You could probably use a single minecart for 2-3 rows since most of the bamboo is going into the blade.

[@MrSwekkerBoy]

How about a combination of the two? Having a flying machine above ground (no minecarts) and a second synchronized hopper-minecart flying machine below ground for item collection. - Synchronization would minimize item entities at any point in time - Collection below ground would minimize the current ≈10-15% loss - Same amount of minecarts - Double the flying machines - Minimal number of tracks required Although, I'm not sure if you can create a collection system that is flush with the ceiling, as the current design would obviously stick to the dirt.

[@Komodo040]

Instead of looping the same hopper minecart around to the back side of the flying machine, what if you dispense a 2nd hopper minecart from above directly onto the trapdoors and launch the flying machine again immediately after it arrives. If the flying machine is constantly going back and forth the bamboo won’t get too high.

[@Shovinus]

I swear ilmango does not sleep

[@thegittubaba]

Can we combine the two systems? And a slower flying machine. One flying machine on top will go and harvest, another flying machine below the dirt carrying the minecarts. Two of them would run synchronized, so as soon as one row is cut, it'll be collected by the minecart below. Might have to run both flying machines at half speed to make sure they collect all items. Its a nice design challenge, though in reality a bonemeal based bamboo farm would be more realistic.

[@keizop820]

10:30 It would be less than 73 item entities, you teleported the items from the mincart unloader too I think

[@HelPfeffer]

Yes, I wanted to say the same

[@andre_601]

Was trying to improve that thing by basically covering the open area of the flying machine with glass to prevent the bamboo growth... Tho, I encountered some strange issues. Namely, the amount of items collected seems far less than what you have because a large amount sticks to the ground or on the flying machine itself. Next are items completely destroyed. They aren't dropped into the water stream but just deleted by the lava cauldron. Minecarts stay completely fine tho. Perhaps this is a change in 22w19a? That's the version I was using here.

[@VioletScarelli]

This is dope, thank you so much!

[@orangesock6231]

You didn’t even watch it😐

[@shakeebkhozam5715]

Greatest Minecraft content ever

[@Kayplay120]

Theoretically it should be possible to: -use a single blade -pull it off the flying machine -pull the trapdoors off the blade -reattach them on the other side of the blade and finally -move the blade to the other side of the flying machine I would not be surprised if the piston process required to do this would cause more lag than it would save, I don't know how the different lag sources compare, but it should be possible, even if unneccecarily complex.

[@glorrin]

what about 2 flying machines : 1 above and 1 below, you get the advantages of no (other than lag) height limit and very few rails

[@aldred1059]

Ilmango you can place string on top of the bamboo to make it 3 blocks only.

[@aapple5224]

I really like the intro

[@insanecreeper9000]

Potential future Ideal that I don't know the feasibility of: Could you replace the rails under the original farm with a flying machine with mine carts on top of it? It should be possible to pickup items through the dirt, and could minimise item lag if it is launched synchronously with the harvester. You could probably find a way of removing and replacing the mine carts on the bottom flying machine for quick unload and lag reduction.

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

Just a thought, what about making the bamboo flier only have a break arm above, and handle all the pickup with a looped over under reaching arm?

[@TroZ_Games]

Could you make the blades shorter, like three blocks long, but have a trapdoor on each side? That would be 9 blocks, which would hopefully be enough to attack a push mechanism to the top? That would eliminate the need for 2 blades. If you used a slower flying machine engine, it would ally you to harvest 4 tall or taller bamboo without any falling on the ground.

[@furiousfear772]

Hey mango why not instead of sending the machine back right away have it sit at the end and sending it after bamboo has grown a little. This would also mean that you will need item Collection on both sides but that's not that much of a problem as you can store items from both side in a centralised storage.

[@masterkasper5024]

ILMANGO! Just a quick tip here: I'm not sure, but I think the new slime farm would get slightly more efficient if you put multiple Iron golems in the same spot so that they could kill different slimes at the same time. If you read this comment, then please let me know what you think a out the idea. Love you!

[@ilmango]

Definitely. Especially for the single layer design with magma blocks. You could also have the golem cells closer to each other

[@masterkasper5024]

And if you wanted to go really overkill you could even add a Iron golem farm that automatically drops down iron golems for the slimes to die faster. But then you would have needed hopperminecarts to go all over the place. But it would have been cool! Also, can slimes spawn on magma blocks? They cant, right?

[@justuschlupka2254]

I wouldn‘t wonder if docm would use it in his next episode

[@twiddlebit]

Would it be possible to fill the gap between the two sweepers so that bamboo can't grow in between them? Would take more blocks/resources but would mean less items on the ground

[@Yanni_X]

Could you create some kind of plate between the two flying-machine parts, so that everything harvested from the front one stays on the machine until the back one catches up? You‘d need more engines to push more blocks, but maybe you could use it somehow

[@PandorianMaximus]

I started out with the idea of having another flying machine beneath to collect the bamboo on the dirt, but would it be possible to have another flying machine on the inside of the one you have designed to block out where the bamboo could potentially grow? If it's too thin, would it be worth making the engine 4 wide instead so you can fit another flying machine on the inside that moves at the same time

[@shakeebkhozam5715]

We need more of lag friendly farms

[@KrizMo122]

7:40 satisfying.

[@wChris_]

maybe you could use self propelled minecarts to reduce rail count or just use another flying machine underneath the dirt.

[@Rechenmaschine9752]

I think the best solution for a bamboo farm would be the 4 way u made a while ago with a smart minecart system below

[@mooing_cowmilk]

If you were to stack flying minhines on top of eachother so there is a wall of minecarts? Wall moves from top to bottom so any missed falls in the carts below

[@jaime.az1]

What about using a fast engine (e.g. your 3.3 m/s engine) to achieve the sync with minecarts and waterlogged rails (3.7 m/s)? Additional velocity disparity could be tackled by sending minecarts a little later (and doing the same on the way back).

[@gtbkts]

Thanks for the awesome content!

[@orangesock6231]

You didn’t even watch it😐

[@gtbkts]

@@orangesock6231 Its a Minecraft farm video from ilmango. I dont have to watch all of it yet to know it's awesome. Go bother someone else, troll.

[@orangesock6231]

@@gtbkts if it’s so awesome, why don’t you build it?

[@gtbkts]

@@orangesock6231 Go Bother Someone Else, you troll.

[@He-bx3dv]

Great

[@akuma2937]

What about combining the farms and having rails underneathe at a 90degree to the flying machines that get triggered when the flying machine dock at the end of their hatvest picking any sugarcane up off the floor?

[@Kredige]

God damn, that minecart bounce is sexy

[@skillfulfighter23]

Very cool!