In this Mumbo Jumbo Minecraft redstone video, Mumbo asks How many Minecraft farms fit in a 7x7 Red Square? This video includes a tiny villager trading hall, a small sugar cane farm and even a tiny Minecraft mob farm. These compact Minecraft farms would be easy to build in Minecraft survival. These Simple Minecraft farms are great if you want to know How to start a Minecraft world properly.
This video is inspired by Mr Beast and his Anything you can fit in the square I'll pay for series.
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I love how this alone is way more efficient than my entire survival singleplayer world.
I don’t wanna brag but I have a brain
@Dorito not to brag but i can comment
not to annoy anyone but I have an eyeball
Not to brag but I have 2 1/2 brain cells
I also drink hydrogen hydroxide
Might need to pop this thing into my survival series! Seeing as my farms are often quite primitive I could see this working out
@D B it’s a joke I think?
@Destroyanad not at all, farms are still an accomplishment to make and fun to see work
at that point, might aswell cheat in the items.
And here we see Mumbo's trade mark: essentially resolving the Pioneer Anomaly and then calling it simple, in the same demonstrated obliviousness shared by British people.
@sapphire That is exactly what I just fucking said
"People"*
What is a pioneer anomaly?
For the sugarcane timer, you can have an observer looking at a piece of dust next to a daylight/moonlight sensor!
Hey there's actually a slightly more efficient pattern for sugarcane. instead of checkerboard, you can use a sort of knight's move pattern to ensure that every sugarcane is only touching exactly one water block, giving you a 4:1 sugarcane to water ratio instead of 1:1 (80% vs 50%)
A "One chunk Industrial District Tower" is an entertaining concept, it'd be interesting to see how far the concept can be pushed on a technical limit.
Lol
@Brice Fleckenstein ah yeah true, i forgot how compact they are on java compared to my 16x16 messy netherrack box of Fe death
@ItsUtopia Iron farms can fit easily into one chunk in Java as sell - both the old "door style" AND the current "panic" style. I have a iron farm design that puts 76 "summon modules" into a single chunk, though it's bedrock to sky (a few blocks of extra space available).
Silentwisperer did that in Truly Bedrock season 2, his base was a modern style tower with a bunch of farms going from the bottom of the world to somewhere in the 100's on the Y axis, at the very top of the tower he had an iron farm since on bedrock you can fit and stack those into a 1 chunk area
Probably make it a little bigger like the size of a chunk
Might need to pop this thing into my survival series! Seeing as my farms are often quite primitive I could see this working out
I gotta say, this is probably one of the best videos so far. I love farms, but I've never seen such a small area being used so efficiently. Props to you :)
Discord was hacked. Such a shame to see such a nice and family friendly server be reduced to that state. Hopefully you can get it back up and running soon; some people are just unacceptable.
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Oof
Let's take the moment to appreciate how effort he puts into the content for us😃
In the next Hermitcraft season, you should make this into a service called SEVEN². Due to the tiny footprint, it would probably easily fit inside most hermits' bases, be it inside a tower or underground, making it a really attractive product. :)
MEHONEMENAY
i mean selling infinite sources of resources you can sell doesnt sound very good unless th3 source cost a really really really high amount
Yes totally do it
Yes he genuis
Probably gonna cost 1000 diamonds
I love that this 7×7 square farm is more efficient then my whole life
5:19 how smart is stupid lol
I love how this alone is way more efficient than my entire survival singleplayer world.
I love how this alone is way more efficient than my entire survival singleplayer world.
I love how this alone is way more efficient than my entire survival singleplayer world.
If you put this over a slime chunk, you could dig downwards and do a tiny slime farm
@Brasev you're a redstone engineer
@Brasev xD
@aki_ oh no how could I
@Brasev You forgot to close that one bracket you opened in the beggining.
@Pininja it was just a thing he coulda done, not a big deal
I’d love to see a mod of electronic wire. Maybe combining red stone, copper, and dye to color code it.
Could we get a build tutorial for a chunk sized version of this for our minecraft worlds? That would be amazing to have and would be even more efficient than a 7x7 one.
Might need to pop this thing into my survival series! Seeing as my farms are often quite primitive I could see this working out
I’ve learned a lot from this video, I knew how to use most of these stuff but like you showed me bunch of other ways to make certain items more useful, like dispenser being able to sheer sheep
You see, Mumbo, what you've actually done here is provide ultra basic tutorials for the almost all of the essential farms in the game with mechanisms so simple that anyone could understand them. This is literally the bare minimum for each farm to work, broken down into the simplest of mechanisms. I'd love to see redstone videos that break the farms down like that, making ultra simple and intuitive farms, showing how they can be scaled up or down to fit into any plans that you may have. I'm autistic, so I struggle with concepts like that, and often just copy other peoples farms block for block in the worlds I create or join, and this video has given me a good amount of insight in how to actually make better farms because I understand how they actually work.
Not trying to be rude or anything, but what does autism have anything to do with understanding something? Though you're probably not gonna read this due to the number of notifications you're getting.
I agree. I already understood the mechanics of several of these, but I could never quite wrap my head around villager crop farms, and this is SUPER useful to me.
The best thing is you can take apart each floor and make it its own little tower instead, or use it as-is for any kind of playthrough. That sheep farm for example is mighty compact
To make it EVEN MORE efficient, you could probably put in a really compact sorting system
And the prize for the most efficient farm ever in Minecraft goes to: Mumbo!
I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to nicely add a mini furnace layer as well. Though you'd probably then want to route the fuel to go down a separate chute then
Mumbo should make this in the next hermit craft, hide it in a fake skyscraper-type-building and only have the chests available to others as a shop (and a maintenance door to fix potential issues)
If they do pop up shops this could be a self stocking pop up shop.
@Davis McArthur put a small living aree under the towers, make a massive city of these things, and make people pay for access to one. self sustainable housing.
repent
It wouldn't be a fake skyscraper it would be a skyscraper
@Sera no no, it would be located at his base. and possibly using docs item teleporter he could transfer items directly to the shops
Do you have any exact tutorial for these farms...? I wanna build this in my world too its great!!
if you consider height, you can make a pretty big farm by having a water stream go down from height limit to bedrock, and having the plots stacked up with a space between (assuming youre not growing cane or cactus, this is pretty insane crops/hr, good luck replanting all that without weird redstone shenanigans.)
4:12 I have a solution to the inefficiency of the sugarcane farm. What if you made it look like a building or skyscraper to keep everything in while making it look good. I think it would look exceptionally good in the Hermitcraft server as a futuristic like city of farms.
I always like having tower style builds for my Minecraft bases so this design is amazing for me so thanks mumbo
I'll never not smile when I hear Mumbo's voice steadily getting higher-pitched as he gets more surprised.
@Matthew Wu no worries
@Connor Vide that’s actually fair. Also I’m sorry if I came off as insulting, cause I’m not trying to
@Matthew Wu Ah, so I'm not the _only_ one with a tiny grammatician inside their head. That's good to know!
@Matthew Wu man speak facts
@Matthew Wu it’s not even a double negative. It makes sense and actually has a different meaning and is more impact than just saying “I always smile”. It’s correct
I think the compact farms need an update soon after 1.19 comes out.
It's stuff like this that makes me want to see Mumbo do the one chunk challenge.
I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to nicely add a mini furnace layer as well. Though you'd probably then want to route the fuel to go down a separate chute then
He has the entire underground part of the square as well so he could make a lot more farms. Also you could make more of each farm to be more efficient
In past hermitcraft seasons, we've seen mumbo slowly take up more and more space. I'd like to see if mumbo runs with this concept of saving space and essentially making a "New York City" style base where it's all skyscrapers and eventually making a huge functional city of villager residents and all buildings and machines go with this concept.
I usually blow a hole through my spawn chunk to make a max length wizard tower. Mumble's small version is amazing.
That's just scar's main base on season 5
And then over time, just like the real New York, the villagers turn ruder, more full of themselves because of where they live, and charge incredibly high prices for substandard services and housing! A win-win!
@Hassib Karim Depends on the farm in question If you build it in one of the chunks nearest to your spawn-point, it'll never unload the chunk. (a compass will help you locate the exact X/Z center of your spawning area) If the unloading of the chunk risks breaking the farm, then be sure to build it inside of the spawning area, but for any farms that are less sensitive, keep them outside of that area, to reduce the risk of lag
I wonder when you're making use of sculk sensors for your redstone machinery in the next Hermitcraft season... If it becomes a thing of course.
It's amazing how Mumbo comes up with these things
I would encase this farm in a netherite block tower with windows every few levels so it looks like a factory tower, then add hay bales and campfires to make it look like a real factory!!
Idea: see what the most complex redstone contraption you can make, when limited to just 1 redstone source. Ie, once you palace one redstone block, that's it and you cannot use another. You'd have to make good use of piston logic and locked repeaters I'd imagine
I'd love to see a bedrock to sky limit one-chunk multi-farm like this.
@Rose Lalonde And in a flower biome for dyes.... Item sorting and a furnace array.
it would be extremely laggy, unless he had a way to turn them off and on from some sort of central system which would be an entire other monster
@Action raid farm needs more space
@Arson a lot if he had gone underground
But the stairs/ladders have to fit in there too...
I love how this "square" is more efficient than my whole Minecraft world
Oh man does this bring me back to Skyblock, trying to fit a farm in a tiny little area. My proudest accomplishments was the Automatic Disc Sorter and the massive dropper array which delivered items from the monster farm all the way up to the main area before there was any other method of (safely) delivering massive quantities of items upwards.
I'd love to see how to build it. it looks quite complicated and it efficiency is Amazing. I would like to have one or more on server where the protected space is limited :D btw. very nice video. It was astounding how much farms you can fit in the 7x7 Squere :D
would love to see some small cow and chicken farms added. as well as maybe an furnace xp farm with all the vegetables and bamboo for fuel. regardless this is amazing and never would have thought of the clock for the sugar cane.
You could expand this downward so it goes into the ground, giving more room, and it doesn't seem illegal that you could build a nether portal as a wall, and have another 7x7 square in the nether for other farms if you consider the nether to be under the overworld. Build it right, and you could put it over the end portal and use that to make an entrance into the end for possible enderman farm. as well.
@Templarfreak one world should be more than enough, 1.18 made the height limits 320 and -64, meaning he had 384 blocks of workspace if he chose to utilize it all
@Not_Sun_Tzu Oh, sorry. I guess i'm blind.
@LevFox135 yeah that is what the comment said
@GeoffIrishDrums DO NOT KILL DA SLIMES
You also can build everything of that right above the end portal. We absolutely need 7x7 enderman exp farm.
I like how he calls EVERYTHING SIMPLE when it’s like a real tech god
no its actually simple but we dont know mucha bout redstone most of us watching lol but some things he did are crazy
Mumbo: Here are the only farms you actually really need in minecraft, compacted down to stack in a 7x7 area Also Mumbo: these farm do not include one of the most important farms you need to make almost any of it work, an iron farm
This was very helpful, I always try hide my farms into the buildings of my city
I tested it. Looks like bonemealing pumpkin stem sometimes instantly grows a pumpkin now. But you still can't bonemeal the fully grown stem.
This has got to be one of the best builds that I've ever seen. Would love to see a part 2 where you give yourself a single chunk and really try to crank out more farms (iron,xp,etc.)
Hey dude why can’t I report league of legend ads for being “too relatable”
He already did something similar in 1.14 I believe, titled "I made a one chunk base in Minecraft" but it would be interesting after 1.18 and the new build limits
That video happened already