Minecraft Elegance: Instant Trading Hall with Villager Breeder (Java)

[@SS____________]

The only reason Rome wasn’t made in a day was because this guy wasn’t around

[@lightningboy1039]

Facts

[@Sidharth_V_Jain]

IRL elegance: Instant city

[@themushroom2130]

@@Sidharth_V_Jain this farm takes advantage of the history mechanic

[@mag-icus]

🤣

[@scoper7897]

That's pretty racist. I'm from Rome

[@Roadhog360]

Honestly seeing the villagers just fall into the hole is hilarious, it makes other designs look like overthinking by comparison.

[@liamnorris9612]

makes me frustrated honestly. how much time ive wasted hahaha

[@Zyrexia]

@Xeno The Strange exactly

[@noname-codm4590]

I mean there are villager trading halls that rely on workstation path finding and they just fall on an open trapdoor. This is just for early gameplay or you just don’t want a fancy looking trading setup

[@travcollier]

It is very elegant. A lot of the overcomplicating comes from the olden days when a trading hall was much more difficult to make. Back when villagers were born with their professions and trades locked in, you really did need efficient ways to breed, sort, and dispose of massive numbers. Since the villager update, I've been pretty much doing a simple design where every villager is just standing in a 1x2 stall on a bed. There are a few tricks to be aware of, but it is so easy I haven't bothered with anything else... Except for adding some 3 villager mini-iron-farms into it. Honestly, keeping it on golems only spawning where you want is the biggest headache anyway.

[@ZÏ̇̃]

This guy literally single handedly reinvented minecraft farming!

[@mag-icus]

That is so true. Having just one design like this would be a proper claim to fame, but all these at once. Jeez!

[@subsonicdeathmonkey]

Although it seems that way @docM77 utilises the collective minds of all his friends and he does make sure to let people know that it is a collective mind. This isn’t a negative comment about Doc. He gives us all this amazing content and he puts in the hard work for us and we love him for it.

[@chaomatic5328]

It's like rediscovering Minecraft all over again! Haven't felt like that in years

[@ianxofour]

awesome!

[@scottchristofersen2367]

man, every time I watch this I pick up something new. From keeping track of the sun position using F3 to the end bit that shows how to lift the villager and put a job sight block back underneath him using a trap door and bucket. The explanation vs "do this" style is excellent and unusual in KZbin videos and I thank you for it.

[@ianxofour]

You're welcome! I use this style to squeeze more information into less video time. I dont monetize my videos, so I have no reason to make the videos any longer than they need to be.

[@joostfloot5279]

@@ianxofour can we support you somewhere else?

[@ianxofour]

@@joostfloot5279 Just sub and tell your friends! Thanks!

[@5argan]

@@ianxofour I also love this style. I prefer to understand the parts of a farm so I can build it myself, but lack the time to research or dissect schematics of farms due to having a job and family. Your videos are very helpful to me!

[@MikeAsbestos]

@@ianxofour I legit tell anyone I play Minecraft with about your videos. You have so many builds that are so simple and effective! You rock.

[@scottchristofersen2367]

I can't tell you how many people I've linked this video to now. The number of people that don't get how to do a trading hall and are trying to make one seems large. I hope they actually come check it out as this is the most effective and understandable video I've seen on it.

[@ianxofour]

Thank you! I really appreciate all the referrals!

[@favhwdg]

You've made a brand, I legit usually just watch the most viewed when ever I need a tutorial, but after the wither farm and this farm, I am just looking for your thumbnails now, amazing stuff!

[@ianxofour]

Thanks!

[@CreedP1]

This is working out great for me, excellent idea! Although placing a stonecutter, then flipping the trapdoor under the villagers feet, feels like something out of a Saw movie...

[@ianxofour]

hahahah!

[@Andrew-gu8uw]

I have watched a handful of your videos already, and you never cease to amaze me. Anything you do, you do more elegant than anyone else ever had. It's like you have the Midas touch. Ridiculously good work, thank you for blessing our collective eyeballs with your videos. And please don't stop. no pressure tho

[@ianxofour]

Thanks so much Andrew!

[@zendevve]

This series is starting to look like SciCraft Jr.

[@ianxofour]

Thats quite a compliment! Thank you

[@scottnewman522]

sciCraft just on the opposite end of the spectrum lmao

[@Nugcon]

scicraft lite

[@rkpyi8616]

Simplified SciCraft 👍

[@zendevve]

@@Nugcon indeed

[@yoctometric]

Talk about elegant, wow!

[@JavierSalcedoC]

"How did you do this masterpiece?" “It was easy, all I did was chip away everything that didn’t look like Trading Hall”

[@fergochan]

underrated apocryphal Michelangelo reference

[@bird5327]

I would suggest using scaffolding instead of the usual stairs for access to the trading hall itself, as this prevents villagers from occasionally entering the trading area and claiming a job without being trapped inside a hole. In addition, this makes a one-way door such that villagers who aren't supposed to fall down into a jobsite hole (such as baby villagers or farmers) can escape with some minor player interaction (breaking the jobsite and opening the trapdoor). Overall, this trading hall and breeding method is one of the best and by far, the simplest.

[@ianxofour]

Thanks for the comment!

[@starnighl]

You need to find jungle biome first tho for scaffolding

[@Blitzcreeper239]

@@starnighl Bamboo can be found in shipwrecks or obtained with a small chance from fishing.

[@Helio_Asou]

@@Blitzcreeper239 Shipwrecks are the reliable method. To get bamboo from fishing you need to be in a Jungle biome

[@Blitzcreeper239]

@@Helio_Asou Huh, that's true. I guess from my own memory I used to play somewhere where I lived in a jungle biome but not near any bamboo jungles so I happened to catch some while fishing that way.

[@MrElgate]

I love the simplicity. I don't want to gather tons of redstone to do a trading hall. This solves it. Thank you.

[@o_sch]

I love how all of your farms are upgradable, its something really cool because it feels like a game where you have buildings that you upgrade to collect more resources

[@HellBri8nger]

I"m really lucky to get you recommended instead of the same designs everytime it's refreshing to see some original designs after a long time which are not only unique but easy to build

[@uolamer]

I was watching your dragon trap video when this appeared :) Keep up the good work! Love the format of your videos.

[@ianxofour]

Thanks!

[@sirog7116]

This man is a legend . His tutorial is so easy that it makes me seem like a fool for trying so hard to bring back villagers . I already have 2 types of villager trading halls now I want to make a 3rd one.

[@dangitnicky]

You're the best!! I found 1.20 to be a little difficult to start a brand new world in, your two videos on villagers demystified them and made it possible for me not to quit early on.

[@VaneyRio]

I've been obsessed with trading halls and zombie conversion ever since I started playing back in 1.14. This is so stupidly simple, and i mean that as a compliment. Your handling of villagers almost makes it look as if they weren't the most annoying creatures in existence. Amazing video (as always), I can't wait to do this on my next hardcore world. Thanks again.

[@cube-nite]

The amount of technical knowledge and ability to apply it in innovative designs is amazing. Little things like knowing the degree of the sun when villagers attempt certain activities or using a water bucket to raise the villager after zombification just show how many mechanics you understand.

[@ilyaplutov]

bro, i love this, you so underated

[@madman2572]

Wow. Perfect build to get you into late game. Genius!

[@zacherybutter7349]

This is totally changing the way I’m going to play Minecraft.

[@ianxofour]

Hi Zach! Yes, this is one of those game-changing builds. Be sure to read the video description, and check out my iron farm and gold xp farm for 2 other game-changing builds. Let me know if you have any issues, and I'd be happy to help. Thanks for watching!

[@christianankney]

Im addicted to using your techniques now, You are amazing at clearly explaining each process and tips for survival mode. Keep being awesome!

[@RoxlnnBR]

0:00 Intro 0:48 Pods 2:30 Villager Breeding 4:12 Pod Expansion 4:50 Zombie Infecting and Curing 6:00 Outro

[@davidtaylor6124]

Thank you for making videos about your designs. They are awesomely simple and cheap to build. I imagine if someone wanted a real trading hall rather than a trench in the ground they could just build up stalls above ground that the villager could climb up and jump into. There is so much amazing stuff about this one but using the trap door to block other villagers and zombies (usually?) getting in, and allowing any workstation to be used for the luring and then swapped out is priceless. Lifting them with water was a sweet move that you didn't even comment on :)

[@mayonnaiseeee]

All your farms are just genius. Love how you break the meta on everything.

[@Syz_gy]

Between this and your golem farm, my survival world has become infinitely easier to work with. Thank you.

[@jupiter2142]

If you have any other ideas can you show them all before I do a more compicated desgin from other? Best early game tutorials!

[@dontoro1756]

This is incredible. Its so simplistic and your explanation, its masterful not only giving me full understanding of the project BUT A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING such that i can go and attempt things myself and try things out and tinker with ideas! this is what I have been searching for in the technical Minecraft community but its either a " do what i do" style of video or the filled to the brim with upper level terminology experience and concepts that i couldn't even begin to understand as a beginner let alone even explained properly but you are amazing thank you so much bro i had to let you know how i felt about your work quickest like favorite and subscription ever hopefully that may encourage you to continue!.

[@rjamsbury1]

I've just discovered your channel. This is genius in its simplicity. Just love it.

[@HeadphoneTarnish]

Seriously the best designs and clearest expositions I've seen in a minecraft channel! Amazing quality.

[@rodrigosilva7396]

So you're the same guy who made the Day-1 Iron Farm I watched last week? You've got a new subscriber! I *LOVE* the way you explain every underlying mechanic involved in your farms. It enables me to build upon your solutions knowing what are the key concepts and what is just aesthetics, creating my own designs in my personal SSP world. Thanks to you now I know what every block does, I can adapt to my base layout, and I can explain every single bit of it to my nephews. Thank you SO much!!!

[@ianxofour]

Hi Rodrigo! Yes, that's me! I'm so glad that you appreciate my presentation style. Comments like this keeps me motivated to keep producing videos. Thanks!

[@ziliusHubris]

Despite being a long time minecraft player, I learn so much about fundamental minecraft mechanics from your vids. Thanks and i hope you keep them coming!

[@chuanyan5016]

Wow such a great design! Now I don’t have to painstakingly use boats to transport villagers anymore! Thanks a lot!

[@ArtificialLifef0rm]

Your videos are the best - so easy to follow. I've been a follower since you posted the day-1 iron farm and now I ALWAYS build it in my worlds. Great job! Keep it up!

[@ianxofour]

Awesome, thank you for sticking with me!

[@paularium]

I use this concept too when moving villagers in long distances. I just plop down a job site block to a fairly separated villager, wait till he adopts the job, break the job site, move a little, place down job site and repeat. The good thing about this method is the terrain height is not a big problem. As long as there's a way for them to get to the job site, they will follow you.

[@54m0h7]

Dude, this design is so simple I might just build a building that has the holes in it for them to fall into the same way, and include dispencers for the water at the end and everything. What a sweet design!

[@razoryes4671]

Never knew setting up trading hall was this easy. Great video.

[@bloodwolf2609]

I dont think I've subscribed to anyone faster, after the gold and bee farms, this is so so useful.

[@TR1ckY_TV]

Dude!!!!!! you're a God ❤️❤️❤️ I was thinking: how the hell I'm a gonna lift the villager up after curing him (to place the job block) and you just did with water!!! 5:52

[@Queue_Thrills]

I was literally thinking the same thing! And then I also saw him use the water bucket and went, "holy crap that's freaking genius!" (which seems to be a common theme with him lol). Loving these vids and he has quickly become my favorite farm tutorial KZbinr!

[@SreenikethanI]

@@Queue_Thrills bro i swear SAME reaction

[@rayyansheik]

Before Ianxfour uploads minecraft videos : Poverty, diseases, Wars. After Ianxfour uploads minecraft videos : Harmony, fun, endless resources.

[@wayneswanson3294]

Thanks. I appreciate the straightforward presentation. What turns on the box and the 'eyebeam' for the villagers?

[@ianxofour]

F3 + B

[@robertabarnhart6240]

Why do you have the hitboxes on? Is it so you can push reluctant villagers into the trade holes?

[@Anvilshock]

That stoic, on-rails, lever-action zombification was way more subtly-Frankenstein-esque than I expected to see in a Minecraft tutorial video, but then again, this being Minecraft, I suppose it was just about as much as I _ought_ to have expected.

[@ArxxWyvnClaw]

Amazing stuff, amazing video layout, literally perfect video, please never stop making these No unnecessary intros, no stories, no distracting music, just pure relevant information and i just wanted to say, i need more youtubers like you

[@kaiirossbaird7623]

Just a note about this trading hall design, be carful about pillager patrols spawning near your villager setup, without blocks above the villagers in the holes, the pillagers have clear line of fire to shoot and kill and the villagers you worked so hard to get the trades right. I haved used this trading hall design for every new world i've made, and pillager patrols are the only weakness, (besides lightning ofc lol), i have lost a whole trading hall to this (upwards of about 40 diff villagers O_O), and it was totaly my fault, i stress that you cover up your villagers as soon as you lock in the trades you want, a slab works best

[@sweetmelon3365]

beautiful as someone commented, it feels like re discovering miecraft again the learning proces is much more enjoyable

[@Againnuendo]

My gosh your channel is awesome, I would have never thought that making an exemplary village breeder, gold farm, and wither skull farm all in one day would be possible

[@CubixCreations]

This guy is acc amazing, the quality of your content is impeccable, and everything is covered! Hope you blow up soon dude 👍

[@RealestPirate]

Quality and insanely cool ideas that does not destroy the landscape too much

[@hogo21]

I’ve been binge watching ur videos for a while and I wanna say ur videos are amazing, they are really well thought out and you make use of the in game mechanics really well too. It’s amazing how the big name technical Minecraft KZbinrs like ilmango have never tried to make simple but effective farms like you, please keep up the great work!

[@gambet1234]

Kid finally wanted to play survival with me. I'm glad I saved a couple of your vids to a long lost playlist so I could find you, again. A bit fast paced, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Perfect vid. You rock!

[@SleazeEOD]

Works on 1.18.1 Java! Thank you and keep up the good work! I've built almost every one of your designs and they are awesome. You do a fantastic job explaining things very clearly.

[@codymos967]

I'm just getting back into Minecraft since alpha so maybe I did something wrong (I know this video is a few updates old too), but I'm having two issues: 1. Zombies can still attack villagers who are in the holes. 2. Multiple villagers can fall down the same hole. Otherwise, cool tutorial. Best channel I've found for explaining some of the more complicated minecraft topics since I've gotten back into it. Thanks Ian!

[@ianxofour]

1) a recent update changed how mobs attack. 2) yes, but its also easy to release one, as shown near the end of the video. thx

[@cnash5647]

This is tip-top elegance, minimal effort with highly effective results.

[@windsorhuang399]

I really wish I found your channel sooner, all your builds are so efficient and intelligent compared to other builds on KZbin. Great work!

[@henrikoldcorn]

Hint: follow the example here with the minecart setup, and don't deviate! It's frustratingly easy to get your zombie stuck, and quite hard to get it to move again. You must have the accelerator rails for once the cart is moving and the powered rail by the village sideways with a dirt block. If you do get the cart stuck pushing might work, or you can dig two blocks below and get it to drop onto a new rail.

[@Palleaon01]

This design is incredible in its simplistic model. I incorporated this into a proper village trade hall and it's so much easier to have a trade hall that can convert villagers at any time and also replace bad trades very easily. coupled with a villager breeder a proper trade hall can be set up and in full use within hours.. given my trade hall has 75 villagers in it

[@BYtheHORNsGaming]

Here are a couple additions I've come up with while using this design that while not necessary do optimize a lot of the zombification process of the farm by way of shortening the time to both cure and zombify the villagers as well as conserve some components needed to cure. Breaking the blocks behind the villagers heads and replacing them with iron bars, as well as the blocks to the sides of the villagers heads will help in speeding up the curing process without having to make room for beads. It is worth noting though that when you want to zombify a villager you should place to temporary blocks at the front of the stalls where the iron bars are to have them connect. This will stop the zombie from looking through the gaps at the villagers beside it. Alternatively or additionally you can have beds up on the surface centered between 4 villager cells while curing is taking place as the checks for curing accessories are not hindered by it being claimed by another villager just that it is within a 9x9x9 cube from where the zombie villager is located. So even a fenced off bed will contribute to the speed of curing. Depending on how early game you are when you start to zombify Villagers a good way to conserve potions of weakness (which is good if you are low on the various ingredients required to make it, blaze powder for brewing or just want to be efficient with your materials) is to break the blocks to the side of the villagers heads and aim the potion for a central position to maximize the spread of the splash. You can then replace the side blocks (or iron bars if you followed the first tip) without any risk of letting the villager escape. This allows you to have one splash potion cure up 4 villagers if you are precise enough with your throw. But generally you'll hit 2-3 without much trouble so long as you hit on top of a block between the villagers. If you were fortunate to have caught a zombie with ability to hold items, I'd definitely recommend giving it a stone or iron sword as when converting villagers to zombie villagers will now only take 4 hits as opposed to 5 to kill and subsequently convert the villager. And finally while more of an obvious addition with the 1.17 update then a tip. Adding a lightning rod somewhere just outside the village will prevent lightning strikes from hitting the villagers and converting them to witches and remove the need for a roof 4 blocks above the cells.

[@SuperSasuke2012]

I'm so happy to have found your videos. They are simple enough for anyone to follow, especially early game but you explain the concepts well enough so that I can apply and make a lot more complex designs as I wish. I also love how you always include how to extend the farm for mid-late game

[@kevint3522]

Very clever designs. I built the iron farm. I'll do this next.

[@sanyang8614]

I can clearly see the reason why the series is called Elegance. So efficient that it's beautiful. I have learned a lot from this series. Thank you.

[@Estrallio]

thanks you so much, you are my favorite farm etc designer!

[@afridnishad6617]

You basically incorporated modern-day society into Minecraft

[@davidh2543]

Great video, no minecrafter youtube bullshit, tried this and it works perfectly. Simple as

[@ianxofour]

Thanks! I try to keep to the same style in all my minecraft videos, so be sure to check out the others as well.

[@Vanix9696]

Your whole Minecraft Elegance series is absolutely amazing. This is my favorite trading hall design, thank you for this work of art

[@subsonicdeathmonkey]

Loving the start to season 9. Slowing it down. I’m settling in with a beer and a chair and looking forward to months of fun. Cheers and thank you! 🍻

[@Smitology]

Wrong video perhaps? Given the date and your comment I'm assuming you meant to comment on a Hermitcraft video?

[@robertzhang5687]

YOU'RE A GENIUS

[@kaleidoscopekaleidoscope9064]

about the curing villagers part. i built the trading hall, but villagers are standing on floors instead of working stations, then i use slabs to trap them. then i would lure a baby zombie with a weapon or item i throw to it(which should stop it from despawning) to the hall and block the entrance, let it become a serial killer, then i would go back, use anyway i can to trap the zombie, cure all the villagers(since they are standing close i can save a lot of potions), and restart the process. this way, i can trade with unbelieveable prices, and still no need to build rails or worry about zombie eye contacts or needing to find a nametag.

[@SuPrEmELeAdER2k5]

Bro if cure a villager twice i shld b getting dbl the discounts r8?

[@notdeweydafu3855]

This man is absolutely insane. Every farm he makes is better, cheaper and takes up lesser time than most of the farms out there. The tutorial is also clearer and all the mechanics arre explanied.

[@henne2k]

I made it one block deeper. When you put a trapdoor on the seeling infront of the villager, it wont fall out, you can see him fully and if you want to release him for some reason, no problem. reason f.E. zombifying. Just place a boat in front of the villager. lead a zombie into the hall. When he´s in the boat, realease the villager, by opening the trapdoor. Push F3 B for the hitboxes, so you can kill the zombie and not the villager after the zombification. Now you can heal him. Also, if you just lead a zombie into the hall it will zobify all villagers at once and you can save time. This is by far the coolest and easiest Design for a villager Farm. Thanks man!!!!! Love your stuff! greetings from Munich

[@hl2mukkel]

Elegance indeed! Thank you so much for sharing your smart ideas! :)

[@hinakagiyama_]

Damn, why this thing is so underatted, this video should have more view

[@hassan-ali-]

this is exactly what ive been searching for

[@kasumiheyes]

Finally a farm for people who don’t play Minecraft professionally, but just for fun! Instant follow!

[@smiley426]

a few days ago i just finished my 64 cured villager trading hall, im so sad rn not discovering your channel a week earlier

[@VideobyKB]

Between this and the iron farm, I can finally have enchanted diamond armor and tools before I even step foot into a cave.

[@toenails_sauce2221]

5:50 “haha smartass, how are you gonna put the villager on top of that job site block again” 5:52 “oh never mind…”

[@马列主义孙子全家去死]

I know other people said this. But I will say it again! you are so amazing!

[@stoneworld5962]

LOL, digging holes for the villagers, specially the librarians to get a nice collection of spells, is exactly what i've been doing all that time. I was actually looking to see if I could find a better trading hall, but I see we just use the same stuff XD

[@bokwoon]

Dude after coming from your instant mob farm, I can say you have some galaxy-brain designs. Subscribed.

[@AvidEric]

The simplicity is mind boggling... thanks!

[@RAD_3YA]

Elegant and efficient, as the title said.

[@smortstonk4591]

Oh goodness me, this is amazing. So simple, so effective... unbelievable.

[@remizik]

very interesting ! I would add at the end that you can save up potions by zombifying two villagers next to each other at a a time, and throw a potion in between them.

[@gaazii.]

good tip is you can break the trapdoor then wait for it to find it and then when its just going in you can place the trap door

[@NishchayG]

I just love the in-depth explanation u give hopefully u upload more op farms Ur farms r sooo simple yet very effective

[@ArieKieser]

Amazing video @ianxofour. I really enjoyed the presentation and content.

[@wiktorbabiarz6758]

Probably something have changed with new updates because my villagers cannot find jobsite blocks. When i remove trapdoor, they are finding them immediately. It works when I remove and quickly replace trapdoor too. Zombies can kill villagers in these stalls.

[@JohnSmith-wv5km]

2:20 this part is hilarious

[@cornedbeef46]

3:20 _sweet home alabama_ 🎵

[@CosmiaNebula]

I found that if the trapdoor is still closed, I could not put a block over the villager's head. Then I opened the trapdoor, and found that if I close it again, the villager's feet remains standing on the job site block -- i.e. I cannot reroll the job site by destroying it, since the villager would immediately escape. So I put a stone slab just above the head instead. It protects the villager from hostile mobs, as well as prevents more villagers from falling in, as well as protects against lightning. Is that a good permanent measure?

[@ianxofour]

Hi Cosmia! Great observations and question. I do not recommend using top slabs over the villager because it allows trapped villager to socialize with other villagers that could otherwise be searching for an unclaimed job site in the trading hall. I recommend using a full block instead over the villager's head, as shown in the video, or any other block that will block the view (such as bottom slabs). You can raise the villager to be on top of the trapdoor again by using the water bucket trick at 5:52. Also, lightning affects anything within 4 blocks of distance (including below it) of where it strikes, so a protective roof over the trading hall should be at least that height. Let me know if you have any more questions.

[@CosmiaNebula]

@@ianxofour I decided to just use a lightning rod since I'm too lazy to make a roof. The Wiki states that the rod will attract all lightning "within an area of 32×4×32 blocks above a lightning rod".

[@donutbedum9837]

Broooo that trapdoor thing is so smarttt

[@mohamadarieffakri5140]

Because of this video, i was able to make a super powerful trading hall. It has 4 floors, has all of the jobs, has 24 villagers for every floor, with 6 villagers for every job except for librarians that has 24 villagers. Every single item is 1 emerald. Even the stick trade is 1 stick = 1 emerald. Diamond armor cost 1 emerald. I was super rich. Took me 2 weeks building it because i build an inefficient gold "farm" until i had enough on how slow it was and built ianxofour's super efficient gold farm. I used his other farm to build another one of his farm.😃

[@ikki411]

Honest question: won't the discounts from curing the zombie villager reset after a while?

[@mohamadarieffakri5140]

@@ikki411 its been 2 month and it didn't change so i guess not Edit: i think the short time discount only apply when upgrading their rank.

[@Jbot123]

Really good video. I was wondering how you were going to put the workstation back at the end. I doubt I ever would have thought of using water like that.

[@Temari_Virus]

I was thinking of putting a piston below the dirt block, but when he just used water I felt stupid lol

[@SreenikethanI]

same

[@m4yUm3]

your voice is so soothing. I could listen for dayssssssss!!

[@lufy64]

ive been trying this out in creative but in bedrock and there are 2 differences I'm noticing. 1 the zombies are able to attack the villagers. not a big deal just sleep and cover them up later. 2.the villagers dont seem to fall in consistently/ cant pathfind to it because ive noticed some try to but then they switch to another job site after standing next the hole for a bit. the fix that worked for me is you can nudge them in when they get close to the hole. placing jobsite one at a time helps with the delinking job. super sick design

[@liamhenderson7367]

If anyone is curious, this works to get villagers into the hole on bedrock. I think it also stops other mobs from entering the hole, but zombies can still attack them. I haven't checked, but I don't think it regulates breeding, since villagers seem to claim beds, even if they can't get to them . (Don't quote me on those last two)

[@Z3rgatul]

Minecraft community needs more guides for very simple farms like this (I know this is not farm, but my statement stays the same). Videos like "iron farm 1m items/hours", "slime farm 2m items/hour" take a lot of views, but no one really builds them. We don't need that much items. On big multiplayer server with server engine like spigot/papermc there are additional limitations. More strict entity cramming limit, mobs can despawn quicker, additional limitation with minecart hoppers pushing. Without these limitations few big farms can lag the server or entirely fill mob spawn limit for all players. No one considers these kind of conditions. On maybe not so much players play here, I don't know...