Minecraft Honey Farm 1.21 - BEST DESIGN

[@connormurphy815]

For those asking, you have to fully fill the dispensers with glass bottles for items to be collected

[@Br4nk0]

9x64 or 9x1 ?

[@nikipuk2000]

@@Br4nk0 9x64

[@itsyaboybanana502]

it didn't work, the collector system doesn't work

[@HexuTV]

you don't, it will eventually spit them out, that's the thing with this farm, it just works

[@vinnyk111]

Mine’s not working either. I’m on bedrock edition, does that matter? All hives are full and all resting lights are on but nothing is dispensing.

[@joebarrette4370]

I’ve just started a survival world and I need to make a lot of new farms every day and out of every tutorials I look for to build one , I always end up back here . Great videos , hope you get far

[@mehoyo8000]

Same thing hapond to me

[@tychobrauns6509]

For everyone wondering why 2 'torches' on some comparators are sometimes on, here is the explanation: honey starts dripping out of the hive/nest when there are 5 levels of honey made by the bees. Every time a bee goes to a flower, polunates and goes back in tje hive it adds 1 level. The comparator reads how much levels are in the hive and give off a signal strength with the same amount of strength as levels. You can see that there are 5 redstone dust leading to the dispensers (per hive) and when the comparator gives of 5 strength (the amount of honey in the hive when the you see the honey dripping) the dispensers and pistons will be activated, obtaining the honey. so, if a comparator is showing a signal, it is 1-4

[@mcsmith2113]

mine is reaching level 5, lighting the repeaters on the top, but then nothing happens. All the repeaters are lit and the dispenser/piston aren't activating.

[@tychobrauns6509]

@@mcsmith2113 is the last redstone also activated??

[@mcsmith2113]

@@tychobrauns6509 I don't recall. I changed it and now it works. Also, I noticed that this farm has a lot of waste. I see a lot of honeycomb get sheared and it ends up behind the nest/hive, back with the comparators and redstone dust.

[@ironsing]

but what are the pistons doing?

[@tychobrauns6509]

@@mcsmith2113 you probably build something wrong

[@multihazio1486]

1 more thing. If u build this in the end place blocks under the glass covering the mud since enderman grab the mud and ur bees will fly out. Other than that AMAZING tuto :)

[@superspicymememachine]

Learned that the hard way

[@wibbles]

For the people whose bees aren't coming out of the hives or nests in the nether/end, on singleplayer(not sure if this'll work on servers) I logged out with the chunk loaded, when I logged back in all of the bees instantly popped out, not sure why but it works(also note that i moved the mud flowers and glass forward a block to give room for bees to come out, I used 2 rows of hoppers and 2 rows of mud, this probably isn't necessary though.)

[@logd0v530]

The same just happened to me and my friend, we are playing on a multiplayer server tho and the fix didn't work. We also extended the 2 rows of hoppers and mud. Imma reply if I find a solution tho.

[@ayaz5190]

thank u man same problem

[@logd0v530]

​@@ayaz5190 I didn't find a solution. For some reason bees are just bugged in this version when they are in the nether or the end. I just built the farm in the overworld and everything works fine, not as many drops but it's still enough for all the farms, and if you want more you can just extend the farm.

[@adixnz]

TAHNK YOU SO MUCH UR A LEGEND!!!

[@jwao4195]

I do same thing you say but bee not come out

[@AvaLynn808]

This still works in 1.20.2, and looks gorgeous with the new spore blossom change! You can now place moss blocks on the front of dispensers (above where the flowers are here) and then a spore blossom below those (in front of the beehives), then slab the hoppers. Thanks for the farm design Moretingz!

[@Pestilencemage]

Ook, old schooler coming back after about a decade. So: this farm looks to need sheers and bottles restocked, right? Buuuuuut only very rarely? I don't need speed, cuz it will be loaded a lot and I don't need any of it. Basically I got a slot in the wall that would work well for a pretty farm, or I'll tuck a cactus one in there and maybe toss overflow into a bonemealer. If the bee farm isn't self sustaining long term (...I already add auto turnoff to farms in that wall like the Reed farm) then maybe it's best I find a different location.

[@AvaLynn808]

@@Pestilencemage You can just add another hopper system pointing to the dispensers, so that you can just load 1 box with the bottles/sheers, and it'll just auto fill them when you want it to work. The bees and flowers will stay indefinitely, and the pistons only work when they have both bottles or sheers and honey in the hives to collect. Just a side note on the dispensers... they automatically use top left slot (like reading) first, and then continue checking each slot after that is empty. So, say if you wanted both honey bottles and honeycomb, it can, but it'll use whichever (bottles/sheers) is first in the dispenser. If you use an autofill like I mentioned above, you may need to check the dispensers if you only want 1 or the other. The dispensers can also use enchanted sheers, which you can use to make them last longer.

[@peace9001.]

So bro how to make it manually working like i want make the farm when i need ..can u help me

[@Betientje]

For Bedrock players! I didn't read the description and built it in Bedrock.. with some small changes, I made it work. Extend the patch of mud by one row away from the hives and place the flowers on there. Bees don't come out in bedrock with a flower in front of the hive. Also place hoppers underneath this row, mine go back in the hoppers behind them. Don't place walls above the bees, they get stuck.. just use any full block. I also placed a row of redstone dust on top of the dispensers. Otherwise, it looks exactly the same. I think their pathfinding might be a bit different from Java.. it seems to go pretty slow, there's probably more efficient farms for Bedrock.. but it looks fine and it works.. Don't need much honey so I'm keeping it as it is. I'm still messing around with it, honey bottles don't seem to get picked up by the hoppers. Might only work with shears.

[@Jessepigman69]

I've taken a screenshot of your comment Thankyou this is very helpful

[@agentx3]

Just built this in 1.20.2, can confirm build still works exactly as shown in this tutorial. I loaded up the dispensers with hundreds of bottles to ensure long term operation. So if anyone was wondering, do it exactly as you see here.

[@sonnguyen0252]

Work great in 1.21 and quick tip for everyone having the problem of bee not coming out, remove the flowers bc it's blocking the hive, change the glass to flowering azelea leaves, it' work the same. And you do need to fill every slots in the dispenser( don't have to be fullstack tho)

[@hotkioshi1890]

but it's ok if i place a stack of it? like 9x64?

[@sonnguyen0252]

@@hotkioshi1890 yeah you just need to fill in all the slots

[@X3noPique]

tried that and they still dont come out

[@ccm_priv]

well, it still doesn't work for me

[@maxisom7103]

I tried building this on Bedrock edition, on the switch and of course it didn't work. I just read in the description its Java only. But, after an hour of tinkering I figured it out and made a very simple and functional solution. I scrapped all the sticky pistons and redstone and started new. I have repeaters hooked up to the dispensers directly in the back, and I built a pulse repeater and connected it up. (Quick search pulse repeater on YT like I did if you need to lol.) I had, (Still have.) a slight problem with hopper collection but I mostly fixed it, I placed the hoppers directly inbetween the flower grass block and the beehive and this catchs most of the honey comb. Im going to put down another row either under the flower grass block or the behive to see if that gets all of the honey comb. Havent messed too much with bottled honey, I know the dispensers fill the bottles with honey but I dont know how you would automate collecting them with hoppers. I dont know if bottled honey stacks, if so no problem. Its 3:30 am, and I'm done for the night lol. Either way, dont need bottled honey right now, just needed honey comb for waxing copper. Anywho, otherwise my own bedrock troubles, great tutorial :) I am on my way to building my Fallout inspired underground bunker again, thanks!

[@tigerfire2323]

Thanks, i finally found someone who done a toutorial it work on 1.21 java!

[@RoboSpill]

Works like a charm and super easy to build, thank you!!

[@bleachcraft8]

so glad i found this. was using an older design that didn't use pistons and my farm just kept breaking and i didn't understand why

[@oxi586]

for people that want to use dirt instead of mud u gotta build a railway collection system underneath like the same exact railway system as a super smelter

[@foolingshappy3447]

thanks!

[@StremmeR]

or you just hoe the dirt..

[@Kuifje]

@@StremmeR try planting flowers on hoed dirt lmao

[@malpkakefirek]

or just place hoppers under the beehives/nests instead

[@oxi586]

@@malpkakefirek you could but it costs a lot more iron and wood

[@ballgitte]

great farm. works perfect 1.21 paper. added a bee hive breeding hut in the middle of this farm, and expanded the farm around the hut, so i can afk for honey WHILE breeding bees therefore expanding the farm! now, i get like a stack of honeycomb per minute!

[@milijapaunovic345]

You deserve so much more publicity! Great video man

[@gentlemandressedtokillfrog5184]

Copy of ShulkerCraft's design.

[@t.c.7257]

@@gentlemandressedtokillfrog5184 lmao calling out someone for copying ShulkerCraft is ironic as it gets; half of his videos are copying others (even worse, earlier on, without any attribution at all).

[@r2637]

if the bees go into the hives but don't come back out when you place the hives then try making the mud and glass a block outwards. After that get rid of the old 8 flowers and put them on the new mud blocks. The bees should have 2 blocks in front of each hive if you did it right. Last thing is to place hoppers under the new mud blocks into the chests.

[@grumpus5248]

Worked for me.

[@5Green]

Hey um, the honey bottles stay in the dispensers... Is there a way to make them go into the chest?

[@jackiechen2617]

Fill the dispenser up completely with empty bottles. This should fix your issue

[@vladcara6349]

@@jackiechen2617 Oh thanks man, I was already panicking thinking I had to look up another tutorial and do it all again

[@sparkieboi7857]

what do the pistons do? ive seen other designs the exact same as this and they dont use pistons and it works perfectly fine.

[@joshuahmiller3604]

from building these before, there was always a chance that the items would fall behind the hive... i actually built a second rail collection system to get the ones that fell behind. I'm guessing that when the redstone signal fires the dispensers, it fires the pistons as well blocking the items from falling behind where they can't be collected by hoppers.

[@malpkakefirek]

Actually I just watched the video linked in the description. The piston is there, so if your dispenser isn't full with empty bottles, a honey bottle would appear inside the dispenser. Next time the beehive gets filled, there's a chance the dispenser will fire out the honey bottle, and therefore not emptying the beehive. So the piston creates a clock, so the dispenser can throw out all honey bottles and eventually can empty the beehive.

[@addman]

​@@malpkakefirekif I'm understanding correctly the sticky piston is a Latching switch that stays powered until no more honey

[@malpkakefirek]

@@addman I don't know what a latching switch is. It gets powered on and off repeatedly until the beehive doesn't have any more honey inside. So if the dispenser throws out honey/wax, it gets triggered again until it uses shears/bottles. However, as I've seen, the pistons get bugged a lot. So I wouldn't build this design if you want something reliable. Instead I would just fill the dispensers fully, and even have hoppers to fill them with more bottles/shears, so all the items would get picked up by the hoppers and not dispensers, so the piston clock is no longer needed

[@ironsing]

@@malpkakefirek But how does the honey bottle end up in the dispenser in the first place? theres no hopper leading to it..

[@JRobPlays]

if your world is older or if you dont feel like exploring place a flower then a sapling (I think birch or oak) close to the flower, wait or bonemeal the tree, the tree will have a chance to spawn with a bee hive

[@blackeyedincubus]

Cherry saplings also work ^-^

[@JRobPlays]

@@blackeyedincubus good to know! Thank you!

[@Ztrasheme]

Simple and effective. Love it! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@oldaccoun245]

good work as always! thank you!

[@sakuraous]

For anyone whos bees are dying/suffocating, use 8 more mud and build out to create more space for the bees

[@scense6934]

Are you sure your bees are suffocating and not dying of entity cramming?

[@ghostamster]

@@scense6934 3 bees per box with 1 block per 3 bees will not entity cram them, you need 24 or more per block to entity cram

[@carlieam5626]

Only about 50% of my bottles end up in the chest, the other 50% get tossed out of the machine and land on the floor

[@STAXX007]

me too did you find a fix yet ?

[@zed0x_140]

Loved the video as it was very informative, pretty simple and wasn't that long of a tutorial which is also great I hope you keep making more of this awesome content as imma be a new subscriber and will likely be watching more and more of your videos as you keep uploading

[@ObiWahn68]

The best thing about this design is that it doesn't lose any bottles. I'm not quite sure what the sticky pistons do here, but it works. I used a different design with hoppers below the bee hives and flowering azelea leaves in front of the hives for the bees to feed on. But some bottles ended up on the leaves so I added a hopper minecart below them and still I lost some bottles over long periods of time. Apperently they sometimes get thrown out on top of the dispensers. So I'm curious about how this piston design prevents that, but as I said: It works.

[@gt_king_0578]

Pro tip put thr mud block with the flower one block lower and put the hoppers under the hives bc the flowers in front of the hives make the bees not come out

[@anthonydean7597]

Nice easy bee farm, thanks!

[@McVandef]

Good job, it also works on 1.18.2 ;) Just use a farm land and water below flowers

[@runegheldof3929]

great video, thanks man!!!!

[@raydaisy8370]

im having issues with hoppers not collecting, theyre completley empty too anyone know why?

[@omegasight]

Your video doesn't show the collection mechanism in action, so I have a question: what is the purpose and function of the sticky pistons in this design?

[@grumpus5248]

The link in the "design by" section of the description appears to answer your question...if you can read Chinese. I cannot. =/

[@thisismylastchoice]

I believe its to break the redstone signal so it doesn't constantly fire, could be wrong though my redstone knowledge is intermediate at best

[@LaurentYvanFrancis]

Without the piston, the comparator would trigger the dispenser a second time when the beehive gets empty. This way, the signal gets through only when the beehive is full and ready to harvest.

[@Slaikkarinaj]

​@@LaurentYvanFrancisHow and why? I'd guess it's to break the circuit.

[@LaurentYvanFrancis]

@Denssinaj The observer detects every change, so it also triggers when the beehive gets empty. That's why you need the piston. This way, the only signal passing through is the one we want (full beehive).

[@exotic3810]

W MORETINGZ VIDEO

[@arcticwolfy]

This video looks and sounds so calming. What shaders do you use?

[@skyhateswarmwater1]

complementary unbound

[@Plectrudefy]

Thanks for the tutorial. I would have really liked measurements (like how many blocks to dig etc), and also to see what the farm is supposed to look like after every step (or at least every other step). I misplaced row and only noticed when the whole thing didn't fit.

[@creeperminecraft294]

its a block by block tutorial you can see how many blocks he breaks

[@nickandersen5368]

i love when people (who clearly dont know how farms work) build farms

[@GrandpaPapi]

What

[@deescafeinado]

nice work! fan from brasil here!

[@Jiharucchi]

If you do this in 1.21 and the bees are not coming out after placing hives/nest in nether for the first time, restart the server or quit and restart the game in single player.

[@ShadowCentric]

ngl best tutorial out there 100% easiest tutorial to follow

[@nevinnguyen3440]

Love how he goes in survival mode and shows us how to do in it survival

[@2green2evelyn]

Your amazing! You deserve more subs.

[@moretingz]

[@zraebiel1673]

The hoppers need to be under the bee nests/hives for the collection system to work

[@Vespur]

Odd, I didn't catch that right away.

[@MisterMoodyHere]

either that or the dispensers must be filled with glass bottles

[@franco_glv1584]

tysm i was wondering how i can fix it whitout moving the hoppers, now my farm works :)@@MisterMoodyHere

[@Maple_Gtag]

thanks!

[@Purr5uer]

It's just not working at all for me on 1.20.1 The farm just won't do anything. The energy on the redstonse only goes up to level 4 when the combs are full, so the repeaters on top are never activated. I then tried shrinking the farm so it activates at level 4 instead, but then whenever one of the repeaters is activated it sends the whole farm into a loop that makes the dispensers drop everything they have into the chest... I rewatched the video to see if everything is correct, and it is afaict

[@Purr5uer]

Figured it. Well, sort of: - The 'not reaching level 5' issue wasn't solved and I have no idea why. But I found out why the machine was on loop when I tried work-arounds: The pistons are there to send the machine on a short loop until an actual scisors or bottle is used, to prevent the dispensers from using honey bottles they might have picked up. Problem is: I was using copper scisors from the mod 'Everything is Copper' on the farm. But for some reason they don't work the same as the vanilla ones for farms. - TLDR: Change modded scisors for vanilla ones and a lane of redstone for an extra lane of repeaters to get it to work.

[@ZitrOOnentee]

@@Purr5uer thank you so much for this comment! adding a 3rd row of repeater fixed it! i was close to going mad :'D

[@crafte42]

THANKS FOR IT I BUILT IT ON NETHER ROOF WORKING PERFECTLY SIMPLE AND EASY😄

[@mohakhaldi9509]

Built this in my java 1.21 world amd it works great Some tips: Fill the dispensers with glass bottles(i got mine from my witch farm If u r building this in the end like me PLEASE SURROUND THE MOD WITH BLOCKS cuz the endermen just took the mud n all tge bees escaped n i had to breed them all over again🥲 Other than that great tutorail n great farm❤

[@RebelRobTV]

Great video and thanks! I am new to minecrafting. How do I collect the honey and honeycombs

[@tylersimpson3883]

I plan on building this farm!!!

[@Jesus123ioasdjfkasjfkjlasdfask]

awesome farm

[@michaelpenello590]

Hey what shaders are being used in this video, big fan

[@mercenarybillgaming959]

In 1.20.1 I have an issue where the bottles won't go into the chest and will instead be put back in the dispensers once they're filled with honey

[@GiuseppeImbriaco]

yeah, me too

[@moozystormrage9842]

You'll need to fill the whole dispenser with bottles. All the 9 slots.

[@just_somebody0]

just built it, now waiting to see if it works well o7

[@JoeTheGamer7]

Does this work in the background or u need like a chunk loader or something

[@martin-xv4vt]

do you need the crafted bee hives, or is the ones you find in the wild fine?

[@Konz2]

either should be fine

[@gusbustergames9969]

what shaders do you use? they look AMAZING

[@Xelaant_]

Works kinda good but I have a issue with the honey bottles going back into y the dispenser and not making its way to the chest how can I fix this

[@Jbunseen]

Pistons don’t move all the comparators and repeaters are glowing red the farms just not doing anything? What’s wrong ?

[@PrinceOfBattles1218]

*You like jazz intensifies*

[@villems_]

I filled the dispenser completely with 9 stacks of bottles in each. It still dont work. anyone know why?

[@patieben4923]

Not sure, but I'm guessing you need a place for the honey bottles to go, so I'm guessing you may need to leave one open (8stacks) to store the bottles afterwards.

[@patieben4923]

actually nvm, I was wrong, the bottles of honey go into the hoppers below.

[@coyoteistired7723]

can i still place the beehives if they are filled with honey already? or do i have to empty the honey

[@elikluds]

You can

[@Shad0w_sla24]

what do you need the sticky pistons for?

[@biddlez8607]

It’s so the signal going into the comparator can be set off but only for a brief period (it reduces the ticks that the red stone is active for))

[@austinstott8422]

Bees don't come out with a flower in front of the nest just do 2 rows of mud with the flowers on the second row add another row of hoppers underneath and should work fine, well works for me that way ❤

[@RyanSmith-m6v]

hey I made this farm on my realms, on Bedrock. I also noticed your comment and moved the flowers 1 row ahead so now they come out. but once all the hives are full nothing happens. and yes the disspensers are disspensers and yes they are all full with 64 emoty pottles in each slot, it just doesnt do anything

[@austinstott8422]

@@RyanSmith-m6v says in the description on this video that it only works in java, try looking up a bedrock only tutorial and follow that instead 😊

[@RyanSmith-m6v]

@@austinstott8422 I have done bedrock tutorials by Jcplays and hes usually the godsend for bedrock farms but the same issue happens, the glass bottles pop out of the top of the dispensers so the minecart hopper under the bee nests cant reach the bottles. I have fixed the issue by putting the minecart hopper and rails ontop of the dispensers. but now annoyingly i have to break them up every time i want to refill the dispensers. Ive tried changing out the blocks above the bee chamer with slabs so that i can press on the dispensers withought breaking the rails. but then the bees just hover and dont go back in the hives

[@JohanPomppas]

I had placed my comparators facing the wrong way and it was the reason why my farm would not work in the nether.. 😅now it works flawlessly. So folks, double check your redstones!

[@bimoauliacakrabuana]

One question, what are those sticky piston for ?

[@buguhuwu]

is there any other reason for the wall blocks than to be able to reach inside without the bees escaping?

[@flamingpaxtsc]

For some reason, the dispensers are not collecting the honey. I used glass as my building block. Does that affect anything?

[@Miya7Chan]

i like my bees being free range, does it work if i just didn't put the glass in? how do i need to place my hoppers? Double layer it? they'll still be trapped but in a bigger box lol, a bee display that doubles as a farm

[@mario9253]

in my farm the honey bottles pop up on top of the build instead of down. I checked everything three times and it is all placed correctly. Any suggestions or reasoning on why this is happening?

[@matmosphere6822]

I get the same result as well. Not sure how to fix this

[@MajnGamesStudioCZ]

Fill all the spaces in the dispensers with empty bottles and the honey bottles will be thrown out.

[@yoyo11215]

If I use a naturally spawned hive that has 2/3 bees, will the farm be slower than if I used a 3/3 hive?

[@DarkKnight-rf2uu]

ofcourse

[@kevink2208]

very well done. Every other tutorial for this takes 20 minutes - I was afraid that meant this one would leave a lot out, but it was perfect. And even though other guys' videos are 3x as long, that's despite using jump cuts in editing so I have to waste time re-orienting myself since their guy is now in a different location and it's zoomed in so far that I can't tell where. Doing it all straight through in one take is perfect. And ty for explaining when it has to be exactly like you're doing it and when it doesn't, eg 'your block of choice'

[@inpiecesa1956]

What are the pistons doing?

[@rainbowiaxiao6050]

I used to have this bee farm in nether and output descent amount of honey. but since the update my bees stop coming out of hive in nether. is this a bug pacth?

[@Aydin459]

I built this in the end but the bees will not leave the hive. Any idea why? I know they are in there but just hear buzzing

[@gameanation4311]

I need this farm bc there is a wood farm I want to build and you need 30 honey blocks

[@LowJackAP]

that's smart using sticky pistons to reset the comparator was staring at that for a good minute before started KZbining. but why do we have to place those last building blocks like that?

[@wpphili]

Piston does not reset anything and are never fired!

[@loganhansen1460]

Do all the beehives need to have 2 bees inside of them?

[@troltea]

can you use azalea leaves instead? and is mud necessary?

[@ginafinnemann6656]

Mud is used bc its not a full block, meaning hoppers can pick up items on top of the mud when the hopper is placed directly below the mud. If you use dirt or any other plantable block you would need to switch out the hoppers for hopper minecarts as they can also pull items through one layer of full block.

[@waliscad]

Why are stucky pistons needed? Will farm work without it?

[@jonashton6652]

I have the same question.

[@J4_X1]

best tutorial 10\10

[@soapy5613]

the bees won’t come out of the hive in the nether, i tried logging out and logging back in and it didn’t work. any fixes?

[@atsuikami7443]

i dont think there are any in them

[@lizrayne]

I built it, it works, but i don't understand, what purpose do the sticky pistons serve? Because ive built one without those before and it worked fine. Nevermind maybe, saw it mentioned in another comment.

[@RaethFennec]

This is bunk? It does not need sticky pistons or repeaters if built right.

[@malpkakefirek]

The piston is there, so if your dispenser isn't full with empty bottles, a honey bottle would appear inside the dispenser. Next time the beehive gets filled, there's a chance the dispenser will fire out the honey bottle, and therefore not emptying the beehive. So the piston creates a clock, so the dispenser can throw out all honey bottles and eventually can empty the beehive.

[@PepekBezlepek]

gonna build this today ♥ btw can anyone explain the complicated redstone machinery in this build? I dont understand how it works at all :D

[@PepekBezlepek]

this is SUUUUCH a satisfying farm to build, especially large .. I built it 64 wide and it was so satisfying to just use full stacks of everything ♥ love it, works like a charm. btw, if you place beehives that are already full before you put something into the dispensers, prepare for an intense light and sound show :D it scared me a lot

[@muhammadbinizhar3222]

I just experienced what you are taking about and I ran towards comments to see if anyone had same thing going on

[@restart_life.]

basically, the comparator gives a different output strengh depending on how full the hive is(of honey). when it reaches its max output strengh, that means the hive can be harvested. the dispenser only responds to the max output strengh, and so they activate. then the system resets so when the farm is full again it activates. the reason all the redstone can be linked is because the comparator sends a certain strenght, but because the redstone signal strengh diminishes every block it is away, only the redstone dust directly behind the comparator will reach the dispenser. hopefully that made sense

[@outkaxxt]

this works on 1.20 for me ‼️

[@1800LUNATIC]

I built this, and it works, but what is the purpose of the pistons? Doesnt it work without them?

[@LaurentYvanFrancis]

Without the piston, the comparator would trigger the dispenser a second time when the beehive gets empty. This way, the signal gets through only when the beehive is full and ready to harvest.

[@malpkakefirek]

@@LaurentYvanFrancis that is incorrect. You're thinking of observers. The piston is there, so if your dispenser isn't full with empty bottles, a honey bottle would appear inside the dispenser. Next time the beehive gets filled, there's a chance the dispenser will fire out the honey bottle, and therefore not emptying the beehive. So the piston creates a clock, so the dispenser can throw out all honey bottles and eventually can empty the beehive.

[@zlexs]

Can i add more bee hives/nest like more “modules”?

[@comunica-uj8th]

someone can help me plz, the honey bottles keep in the dispensers

[@lieutenantmeatball5590]

I don't see the purpose of the pistons at all. Can you explain why you need them?

[@zincberg]

The blocks attached to the pistons get moved down and break the signal to the comparitor once the honey level reaches "5" ( the amount required to harvest)and the measurement from the hive starts at zero again when the honey has been removed by a bottle/sheers in the dispenser.

[@elliemckee3023]

is there a way i can modify this to work in bedrock?

[@hht_hd1100]

Good video

[@fujiwaranonekobiodrando1257]

I had a problem with the piston pushed the blocks but didn't pull it back

[@L_rance]

Can I use beehives and nests together in the farm?

[@owlgamer88]

Yea

[@Papierbratan]

i really like the shaders. can you tell me which one that is or give a link?

[@k00lmoh]

Wait why tho? 4:40 Is it to get the bees out or smth Btw awesome video bro

[@HaiSuShi]

The slabs use is to block the bees from escaping the beehives. Since they don't have a "rest period" in the nether because it has no day/night cycle or weather, the bees would immediately leave the beehives once they are placed.

[@k00lmoh]

@@HaiSuShi ye but they wont escape cuz there are stone walls

[@moretingz]

if you don’t do this then the bees fly in the area where the beehives are supposed to go making it really hard to impossible to place more hives :)

[@HaiSuShi]

It's only while building the farm. Afterwards you don't need them anymore.

[@korinmoon02]

about building it in the end/nether, don't you have to be somewhat close to the farm to load the chunks? how does a automatic farm works in the end/nether if you're not living in there? it might be a dumb question but I'm not even close to being a minecraft expert

[@DarkKnight-rf2uu]

you just afk when you need honey

[@_elifilen]

Should i fill the bee hive with bees befot putting them inside ?

[@fireiron369]

Are the sticky pistons necessary as they are very hard to get ahold of in survival

[@creeperminecraft294]

its a single slimeball they are extremely easy to get in survival

[@AnimeLord512]

Skill issue

[@guidosantangelo8572]

Please help, the hives are producing honey but it isn´t being collected, all dispenser have at least 16 glass bottles in all slots

[@soranai8543]

Is it necessary to use mud than just dirt?

[@dahliaflair]

mud isn't a full block so just hoppers can already do the work of collecting the drops. if you use dirt you'll have to setup a hopper minecart track below the dirt to do the collection instead

[@phycriz9815]

does it matter if we use bee nests or bee hives

[@sbrogno5927]

no

[@jordanbaker3381]

Hello, the build seems all well, but without observers, there's no way for the dispensers to work. How are you making yours function? I like the build, but my nests are full and nothing being harvested.

[@qwerko6463]

Fill the dispenser up completely with empty bottles. This should fix your issue

[@Sqwily]

The farm doesn’t use observers but instead of them it uses comparators to findout honey level and when the honey level is max, they send a signal to dispensers.

[@Sqwily]

And when the dispenser picks up honey, the honey level in the nest sets to 0 so comparator doesnt send any signal.