If you do multiple sessions you will eventually have the red mushroom blocks reach the tnt dropper in which case it will blow itself up. To fix this either clear out the red mushroom line heading into the blast chamber before each session, or move the tnt dropper 2 blocks higher
Thanks for the tutorial, sir Lime. I like that you put the operating instructions up front. Not everyone thinks about that element. Since you used a replay camera for the whole build, perhaps consider using some of the Vanilla Tweaks resource packs to add visuals for hopper, dropper, and observer directions, and sticky piston coloring? Could make it just a little easier to follow while paused.
this is really cool! i just manually harvested a bit over a thousand stem blocks a few weeks ago. idk if building this would have saved time, but building a new farm is always fun anyways :)
For anyone who doesn't whant to use TNT duping to get rid of the red mushroom blocks, you can send your blocks stream into the blast chamber made by ilmango, because it is the most efficient one with around 240 blocks broken with a single TNT. Notice that this blast chamber can also works with a duper, but in that case I don't recommand because it's quite long to build (except if you want to get it of the constant explosions noises). On an another note, slicedlime, you tutorials are really awesome, hope you can find time to make more of these!
@@majorkool The farm stops anyway when the stem block storage is full. Since you get exactly one red block for every 4 stem blocks, you could just extend the stem block storage with a layer for the red blocks. Also, I like the blast chamber idea, although I'd recommend the "smart" one by CubicMetre, as it can't blow itself up when you make a mistake while building or operating it. (ilmango's design is not flawed as such, just much easier easy to break through user error, as multiple Hermits demonstrated over the last years.) Regardless which design you decide to use, it will take up more space, but in exchange use vastly fewer TNT. And if you can figure out the connection, you can reuse the same blast chamber for things like a cobblestone/basalt generator and e.g. any variation of tree farm that produces a block stream.
There are some more problems, at 17:50, should count 13 but not 12, or just 12 block away from the podzol, not on top. Otherwise, it will be one block short and it will break the repeater. 12 will work at first, as there is one outer layer of red mushroom block at first, that is missing the bottom block. Once removed it, it will start to break the repeater. So just count 13 and break the first red mushroom block at first run. The mushroom grow time is random, and sometimes it grows too fast that the red mushroom block reach the end of the blast chamber and the top block start to push sideway. You can see this problem at the video 0:37. There will be a line of red mushroom block at the top, and when it reach 12, the farm will be stuck. It will still try to use the bone meal to grow, but there is a top block that suck there, and it will use up all your bone meal to do nothing. I added some redstone to feed that line of red mushroom block back to the blast chamber, then the farm is working nicely. Hope to add some update for this problem, as I can't put my design in the comment.
I wasn't even sure a specialty farm existed for this block. I've been harvesting them manually, which is quite tedious, so I will likely want to add this farm into my long term world. It's a gorgeous block for Tudor walls or off-white interior walls.
Ooh...! World downloads! :grabbyhands: And now I think I need to prioritize building ilmango's new slime farm for a dependable slime block supply... Edit to add: Also, it was really nice seeing you in DocM's video this week!
Works great. Only issue I've had so far, is running semi-afk single player, when the stem storage fills up, the feeding line of stems breaks the repeater right where the stems turn into the storage area. Not the biggest deal, but took me a minute to figure out what had broken when it wasn't working the next run.
Huh, that’s odd - the whole thing was supposed to be on push limit distance to prevent that, but I might have miscalculated the distance for that line or something similar.
@@slicedlime for what it's worth, it was the duping version from the world download, I just took a schematic of it and rebuilt it. The video could be the correct distance, I didn't check the measurements in it.
I regret to inform you my friends that this farm doesn't work on bedrock. The mushroom refuses to grow under those conditions and just wastes bone meal unfortunately. Was really looking forward to those stems Edit: still gets my like and sub either way simply due to how easy to follow along the tutorial was
Jezus that is cool and also jeezus I probably have the same amount or more in the time it takes to build it and get the resources to use it. Also I found that in bedrock the TNT duper dienst work and mushroom caps WILL replace other blocks so don't even try this in bedrock... But other than my negativity, very cool design
I just came from Docs and looked you up and am very happy l did as you have a great channel, thanks Doc. And while I'm. here, what about flying horses? I know everyone wants invisible item frames armor stands and moving tile entities . I just want a flying horse, it's an alternative to elytra and there could be cool challenges to getting one.I love the mushroom farm, I think mushrooms are something players really overlook but l use them a lot.
Given that this video wasn't recommended to me. This is a comment to boost in algoritm. And great design very useful to get large quantities. Now its a block I am willing to use at large scales.
Dose this still work. I've been having some problems. The top red mushroom block doesn't move witch means the next mushroom wont grow since their is not enough space above it. It will work again if i remove a block in front of the observer. Also recently the podsoil block gets moved down and a mushroom stem block is in its place. Is there an update that have made that this wont work or have i done something wrong.
Great tutorial but on some parts the redstone is pointlessly complicated. The tnt duper redstone could have been easily replaced with simple redstone clock powering the piston on the duper. My farm kept clogging with the design from the video because it fired tnt way too slowly.
i seem to be having a problem where sometimes the red mushroom blocks grow too fast and it covers the hole where the tnt drops down, so the tnt just blows up the dispenser it came from and the solid block above the closest sticky piston behind it. anyone else come across that issue, and if so, any solutions?
actually nevermind, to fix it i moved everything past the observer on the obsidian wall up by one block (including the dispenser) and increased the height of the obsidian wall, so now even if the tnt spot gets obstructed, it wont blow up any redstone
Mushroom stem blocks, like logs, are an interesting dual-use decorative block. You can use them for their white version or for their beige "spongy" version. Especially content creators and ambitious builders tend to design their builds in Creative and then need to figure out how to obtain all those somewhat "niche" blocks they picked.
I can't stress how much cinematic view is killing me bruv. I can't understand what's going one when I look back that the screen the entire room is rotating and has gone 90° I felt I built it wrong when its right.. and built it right when it's wrong
If you do multiple sessions you will eventually have the red mushroom blocks reach the tnt dropper in which case it will blow itself up. To fix this either clear out the red mushroom line heading into the blast chamber before each session, or move the tnt dropper 2 blocks higher
Fantastic tutorial, thanks Lime! It does my heart good to see Logic and Lime in a video together again, even if just for a minute.
When a Mojang dev uses the TNT dupe 💀
Thanks for the tutorial, sir Lime. I like that you put the operating instructions up front. Not everyone thinks about that element.
Since you used a replay camera for the whole build, perhaps consider using some of the Vanilla Tweaks resource packs to add visuals for hopper, dropper, and observer directions, and sticky piston coloring? Could make it just a little easier to follow while paused.
Yeah that idea makes a lot of sense!
This is perfection sliced lime more like awesomelime
this is really cool! i just manually harvested a bit over a thousand stem blocks a few weeks ago. idk if building this would have saved time, but building a new farm is always fun anyways :)
Yikes - that must've taken quite a while!
The farm is really compact, and fast! It's also easy to build too!! :O
The fact that this is the only mushroom stem farm on youtube is crazy (As a guy that needs 3000 stem for a build Tysm)
There is farm made by ilmango and dark
Amazing tutorial and farm! I've been struggeling with farming enough stem blocks for my eastern and medieval world for so long!
A tutorial? With SLICED LIME?
Best day ever.
For anyone who doesn't whant to use TNT duping to get rid of the red mushroom blocks, you can send your blocks stream into the blast chamber made by ilmango, because it is the most efficient one with around 240 blocks broken with a single TNT.
Notice that this blast chamber can also works with a duper, but in that case I don't recommand because it's quite long to build (except if you want to get it of the constant explosions noises).
On an another note, slicedlime, you tutorials are really awesome, hope you can find time to make more of these!
Yeah - or you could just compact them all into another cube and break them by hand.
@@slicedlime True, but you would lose the objective of it being the more automatic possible.
@@majorkool The farm stops anyway when the stem block storage is full. Since you get exactly one red block for every 4 stem blocks, you could just extend the stem block storage with a layer for the red blocks.
Also, I like the blast chamber idea, although I'd recommend the "smart" one by CubicMetre, as it can't blow itself up when you make a mistake while building or operating it. (ilmango's design is not flawed as such, just much easier easy to break through user error, as multiple Hermits demonstrated over the last years.)
Regardless which design you decide to use, it will take up more space, but in exchange use vastly fewer TNT. And if you can figure out the connection, you can reuse the same blast chamber for things like a cobblestone/basalt generator and e.g. any variation of tree farm that produces a block stream.
Didnt know you had a channel; heres a comment for your algorithm.
Truly a great tutorial also; cant wait to see what you do next
There are some more problems, at 17:50, should count 13 but not 12, or just 12 block away from the podzol, not on top. Otherwise, it will be one block short and it will break the repeater. 12 will work at first, as there is one outer layer of red mushroom block at first, that is missing the bottom block. Once removed it, it will start to break the repeater. So just count 13 and break the first red mushroom block at first run.
The mushroom grow time is random, and sometimes it grows too fast that the red mushroom block reach the end of the blast chamber and the top block start to push sideway. You can see this problem at the video 0:37. There will be a line of red mushroom block at the top, and when it reach 12, the farm will be stuck. It will still try to use the bone meal to grow, but there is a top block that suck there, and it will use up all your bone meal to do nothing. I added some redstone to feed that line of red mushroom block back to the blast chamber, then the farm is working nicely.
Hope to add some update for this problem, as I can't put my design in the comment.
Cool farm! I like it that you are making farms again!
Ooooooh yes! More videos like this! Mangrove farm next? 😉
Video was suggested after I watched doc's video. Good find.
I wasn't even sure a specialty farm existed for this block. I've been harvesting them manually, which is quite tedious, so I will likely want to add this farm into my long term world. It's a gorgeous block for Tudor walls or off-white interior walls.
The 2nd player option is quite LOGICal ;)
But also quite geeky!
Wow finally an easy design! Ty Lime!
THIS IS ALL I'VE EVER NEEDED
I HATE ALWAYS RAVAGING MUSHROOM ISLANDS
Farm tutorial, nice!
This tutorial is amazing! Also great choice in music
Great video and Logic cameo.
That tnt chamber is amazing.
An automatic machine build from slicedlime? Yes please.
Ooh...! World downloads! :grabbyhands: And now I think I need to prioritize building ilmango's new slime farm for a dependable slime block supply...
Edit to add: Also, it was really nice seeing you in DocM's video this week!
Mojang employee uses tnt duping, this is so cute! 😄
yo, that's kinda neat how when you mentioned the Like button, it did that rainbow border thing
Works great. Only issue I've had so far, is running semi-afk single player, when the stem storage fills up, the feeding line of stems breaks the repeater right where the stems turn into the storage area. Not the biggest deal, but took me a minute to figure out what had broken when it wasn't working the next run.
Huh, that’s odd - the whole thing was supposed to be on push limit distance to prevent that, but I might have miscalculated the distance for that line or something similar.
@@slicedlime for what it's worth, it was the duping version from the world download, I just took a schematic of it and rebuilt it. The video could be the correct distance, I didn't check the measurements in it.
Gonna need this one for sure lol thanks
reaaaaally good tutorial, I really mean it :D
10/10
Thank you, slicedlime. An idea to go on the board for my single player world.
I regret to inform you my friends that this farm doesn't work on bedrock. The mushroom refuses to grow under those conditions and just wastes bone meal unfortunately. Was really looking forward to those stems
Edit: still gets my like and sub either way simply due to how easy to follow along the tutorial was
@@DidaMinecraft are there any tutorials out there for bedrock?
@carterlmao nothing automated unfortunately. Just hand chopping like a wild animal XD
What a cool farm
farms are pretty cool things, haven't often seen much of slicedlime making farms.
Really surprised a Mojangster showed off how to build a TNT duper. Intended mechanic ?
when using the farm the piston above the target block and under the observer gets deleted by red mushroom block, I have no idea what is happening.
Jezus that is cool and also jeezus I probably have the same amount or more in the time it takes to build it and get the resources to use it. Also I found that in bedrock the TNT duper dienst work and mushroom caps WILL replace other blocks so don't even try this in bedrock... But other than my negativity, very cool design
great tutorial, my only problem is if you're gonna give a materials list please have it actually be correct
I just came from Docs and looked you up and am very happy l did as you have a great channel, thanks Doc. And while I'm. here, what about flying horses? I know everyone wants invisible item frames armor stands and moving tile entities . I just want a flying horse, it's an alternative to elytra and there could be cool challenges to getting one.I love the mushroom farm, I think mushrooms are something players really overlook but l use them a lot.
Its really cool i just wish you didn't rotate the camera so much because it gets hard to follow at times
Given that this video wasn't recommended to me. This is a comment to boost in algoritm.
And great design very useful to get large quantities. Now its a block I am willing to use at large scales.
Dose this still work. I've been having some problems. The top red mushroom block doesn't move witch means the next mushroom wont grow since their is not enough space above it. It will work again if i remove a block in front of the observer. Also recently the podsoil block gets moved down and a mushroom stem block is in its place. Is there an update that have made that this wont work or have i done something wrong.
broken in 1.21.4 the mushroom has a chance of growing one block taller and destroys the pistion at the top.
Thank you
Great tutorial but on some parts the redstone is pointlessly complicated. The tnt duper redstone could have been easily replaced with simple redstone clock powering the piston on the duper. My farm kept clogging with the design from the video because it fired tnt way too slowly.
i seem to be having a problem where sometimes the red mushroom blocks grow too fast and it covers the hole where the tnt drops down, so the tnt just blows up the dispenser it came from and the solid block above the closest sticky piston behind it. anyone else come across that issue, and if so, any solutions?
actually nevermind, to fix it i moved everything past the observer on the obsidian wall up by one block (including the dispenser) and increased the height of the obsidian wall, so now even if the tnt spot gets obstructed, it wont blow up any redstone
Wait… does it matter what kind of dead coral fan you use?
Nope
one of the pistons keep being replaced by a mushroom block
I'm not getting mushrooms to grow? Went through 16 stacks of bonemeal and nothing... any thoughts? on Bedrock XBox Realm, if that matters.
Had the same problem on realms as well, did you find a solution?
sadly, no@@teomatic2420
I'm a little late here but it doesn't work on bedrock
@@Suologievra I figured that was the case :/
Doesn't work in 1.20.6 don't loose your time...Top piston is replaced by the red mushroom, thus breaking the system
cool! i wanna also make videos like this! i got about 30 days left to do that
what are the chances this is exactly that I needed? D:
Awesome😊
The tutorial is great but i hope that the materials list is correct.
does it work 1.20?
I haven’t tested it but I don’t have any reason to think that it wouldn’t.
At least I now know TNT duper will not be fixed 🤣
Java or bedrock ???
Java
The camera orbiting is really disorienting
SlicedShroom
This is cool and all but why would anyone farm this block? Seems really niche.
The stems have an interesting texture. The white side is a lot more textured than concrete
Mushroom stem blocks, like logs, are an interesting dual-use decorative block. You can use them for their white version or for their beige "spongy" version. Especially content creators and ambitious builders tend to design their builds in Creative and then need to figure out how to obtain all those somewhat "niche" blocks they picked.
mapart.... i need 16k mushroom stems for a mapart... x_x
Everything is farmable xd
I can't stress how much cinematic view is killing me bruv. I can't understand what's going one when I look back that the screen the entire room is rotating and has gone 90° I felt I built it wrong when its right.. and built it right when it's wrong