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@@Grimsaviour Thank you very much. All is build on Bedrock and if it should work on Java (according to game mechanics), I'll test it there for a bit as well.
@@TheRAH I’ve found over time a lot of stuff doesn’t go both ways quite the same. It’s always worth a check and that’s why I ask the original version. Cheers
@@Grimsaviour That will always be a bit of a problem with both versions indeed. This one works on both platforms, as it uses generic game mechanics that are the same for both.
for anyone whos worried about some kelp getting stuck on the kelp blocks, yall could add another layers of fence gates, i tested it out and havent gotten any loses
Thanks so much. The farm works perfectly fine, only some kelp stay floating at the top but in the end I'm super glad I've built this, saving me a lot of coal mining!
You're very welcome. Yes the floating kelp is a unfortunate side effect, but luckily in the grand scheme of things it is not noticeable. Enjoy the kelp blocks!
I'll sub for this, thank you for the farm. Playing on bedrock on 1.17.30 on playstation and I had to put the signs one more layer down so the kelp wouldn't get stuck
Hi, thanks for the tutorial ! It would have been nice to include the adjustments you made to carry the kelp at the bottom past the 8 block water can run. From what I could figure it's an ice block on the floor with a fence gate to stop the water, and then a new water source above, to the side and in the wall to carry on. Alternatively, you could have one water source on each side and kelps exiting through the middle, either by the front or the back. This would limit horizontal stacking, but combining the two methods you could stack farms in three dimensions for a more even footprint.
Thank you for your feedback. You are correct in it being ice on the floor and two fence gates to lift the water so you don't have any open spaces. After the video I noticed however that it does not get all the kelp from the bottom. Some still fall trough the first water block and land below the fence gate not being transported. In my latest episode from Surviving Minecraft Bedrock I did use the seven blocks and one block down on two sides on the newest melon and pumpkin farm. So the water flows continuously towards the middle and can go underground. I saw that you've posted your three dimensions farm design on our Discord community server and it looks really great. Perhaps you could also post a picture or two from the inside how you dealt with the item transport?
There's plenty of other water systems that don't use that method, like if you were to build a 2 deep chamber, put a top slab on the first block, then when the water runs out place another top slab so that the items can go under ut. To carry on the water stream, put water above the top slab, and a sign behind the water to prevent it from flowing backwards.
Thank you for the kind words. You are a brave one to make a full chunk of this farm! Let me know if you build it how it went, would love to see how that turns out. 😉👍
Thank you very much. Yes that is pretty normal. Some kelp flows down directly, some float up and then flow down. And there will always be some kelp getting stuck on the ledge as well. But overall the farm is pretty efficient.
I used the same elevator setup as you bit my kelp gets stuck in the elevator, 1 block below the horizontal transition. Toffe stijl trouwens lekker relax.
Thanks for the compliment. The problem is most likely very simple, if you already have packed or blue ice in the opening between the stream and the bubblevator. If not, try that first. If you do, it is probably this: The water at the end of the 8 blocks is to slow for it to push it all the way in the middle of the stream. If you make the stream either 6 or 7 blocks long (test it out, I'm not sure which one), the speed is still there at the end and the items will be pushed into the stream. Also use a button, fence gate or a sign above the ice and no top slabs as in Bedrock items can slow down or get stuck behind them. Let me know if you fixed it and how!
The only issue I keep getting is squid keep dying and dropping ink sacs. Adding an item filter to pull these out before they enter the kelp buffer chest should solve it.
Correct and a fine solution. It also depends on the biome you are in and how high the water is. Above level 64 the squid should not spawn any more for 1.18+.
Kelp got stuck in a couple of the gates and at the soul sand elevator. You didnt finish the build. I had to guess at what you did for the elevator work.
Since 1.19 kelp can get stuck on the fence gates sometimes. Mostly in Java 1.19.2 though. You could replace the fences with buttons to stop them from landing on the fence gates. The elevator is not part of the farm build, the build is a stackable farm unit. You can check out how to build the elevator and how to connect it here: ruclips.net/video/6X_fHB1Xe9E/видео.html
I want to build a full 50 by 50 from y0 to y60 of this farm, but I'm worried about lag. Resources aren't a problem in my world but is it going to lag me if I put it near my home? How many should I put down? I already have a 50 by 50 area dug out in my worlf
Well, the biggest farm I build is the one in this video and that is 35x5. I have 3 of them next to each other in my test world and that does not cause lag on my PC, it does however lag out on my Xbox (second to last Xbox version) quite a bit. So it would be depended on the platform you are playing on and the power that is in that platform. With all the kelp growing, the pistons firing and the items flowing towards the storage you are setting up for lag unfortunately. Unless you have a PC with a top CPU and top GPU, I think 50 by 50 and 60 levels high would lag quite a bit. You could start out by making the first two or three layers to see how it goes. You can stop once you notice lag. Let me know how it went and how big you made it, would love to know!
Hey in my farm I copied exactly what you did and yes it works but I see that some of the kelp gets stuck on the dirt the kelp is planted on. Idk how to fix that.
Hi there. Unfortunately some kelp will get stuck on the dirt and will despawn after a while. There is nothing to do about it. The fence gates and flowing water pick up most stranded kelp from the dirt, but there will be some that stay on the edge.
It entirely depends on how much you need and how much you are willing to spend on resources. If the farm is too small now, you should expand until it isn't basically.
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Hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions, please let me know and I will see how I can help.
Great tutorial, quick question, was this built on Java or bedrock originally?
@@Grimsaviour Thank you very much. All is build on Bedrock and if it should work on Java (according to game mechanics), I'll test it there for a bit as well.
@@TheRAH I’ve found over time a lot of stuff doesn’t go both ways quite the same. It’s always worth a check and that’s why I ask the original version. Cheers
@@Grimsaviour That will always be a bit of a problem with both versions indeed.
This one works on both platforms, as it uses generic game mechanics that are the same for both.
for anyone whos worried about some kelp getting stuck on the kelp blocks, yall could add another layers of fence gates, i tested it out and havent gotten any loses
Great video, needs more recognition
Thank you very much!
finally a tutorial on an honest kelp farm and not one of those zero-tick versions
Thank you very much.
dude this is the perfect video thats not a zero tick i havent been able to find any lately lol
Thanks so much. The farm works perfectly fine, only some kelp stay floating at the top but in the end I'm super glad I've built this, saving me a lot of coal mining!
You're very welcome. Yes the floating kelp is a unfortunate side effect, but luckily in the grand scheme of things it is not noticeable.
Enjoy the kelp blocks!
I'll sub for this, thank you for the farm. Playing on bedrock on 1.17.30 on playstation and I had to put the signs one more layer down so the kelp wouldn't get stuck
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
Hi, thanks for the tutorial ! It would have been nice to include the adjustments you made to carry the kelp at the bottom past the 8 block water can run. From what I could figure it's an ice block on the floor with a fence gate to stop the water, and then a new water source above, to the side and in the wall to carry on. Alternatively, you could have one water source on each side and kelps exiting through the middle, either by the front or the back. This would limit horizontal stacking, but combining the two methods you could stack farms in three dimensions for a more even footprint.
Thank you for your feedback.
You are correct in it being ice on the floor and two fence gates to lift the water so you don't have any open spaces. After the video I noticed however that it does not get all the kelp from the bottom. Some still fall trough the first water block and land below the fence gate not being transported.
In my latest episode from Surviving Minecraft Bedrock I did use the seven blocks and one block down on two sides on the newest melon and pumpkin farm. So the water flows continuously towards the middle and can go underground.
I saw that you've posted your three dimensions farm design on our Discord community server and it looks really great. Perhaps you could also post a picture or two from the inside how you dealt with the item transport?
There's plenty of other water systems that don't use that method, like if you were to build a 2 deep chamber, put a top slab on the first block, then when the water runs out place another top slab so that the items can go under ut. To carry on the water stream, put water above the top slab, and a sign behind the water to prevent it from flowing backwards.
I like this design. I had to re-kajigger the gates at the bottom so the kelp didnt get stuck, as someone else had suggested. (running java 1.19.2)
You could also try and use a button on the glass. I think that might also work.
Saving this thx. Definitely needs more attention
And thank you as well.
This is surprisingly underrated
I like your kelp farm design
I want to make full chunk of this farm 😁
Thank you for the kind words.
You are a brave one to make a full chunk of this farm! Let me know if you build it how it went, would love to see how that turns out. 😉👍
@@TheRAH it turns really great
It makes 5 level per i take the kelp 😂
@@TheRAH again, thank you
@@netify1432 Wow, that is a nice amount of levels at once.
No problem, love to make the video's and getting responses on them like this.
this is a great video man super helpful! thanks!
Thank you as well!
Excellent tutorial, highly underrated. Sub! Thanks.
Thank you very much and welcome to the channel!
this is such an incredible farm man, thank u
You're welcome and thank you as well!
Playing on ps4... move your fence gates down one block and it's almost lossless. 👌 I'm one my third level going up and made them 32 wide.
That is a very nice large farm. No lag troubles?
Thank you for sharing the advice.
@@TheRAH no lag problems. I even have it in with a few other farms based on your designs. Keep up the good work!
@@taylorgierke6359 That is awesome. Sometimes the bigger farms get some lag on the consoles.
Awesome tutorial, thank you was looking for a kelp farm for my server. Question. Some kelp rises up instead of going down. Is that normal?
Thank you very much. Yes that is pretty normal. Some kelp flows down directly, some float up and then flow down. And there will always be some kelp getting stuck on the ledge as well. But overall the farm is pretty efficient.
This tutorial is great!
Thank you very much.
I used the same elevator setup as you bit my kelp gets stuck in the elevator, 1 block below the horizontal transition.
Toffe stijl trouwens lekker relax.
Thanks for the compliment.
The problem is most likely very simple, if you already have packed or blue ice in the opening between the stream and the bubblevator. If not, try that first.
If you do, it is probably this: The water at the end of the 8 blocks is to slow for it to push it all the way in the middle of the stream.
If you make the stream either 6 or 7 blocks long (test it out, I'm not sure which one), the speed is still there at the end and the items will be pushed into the stream.
Also use a button, fence gate or a sign above the ice and no top slabs as in Bedrock items can slow down or get stuck behind them.
Let me know if you fixed it and how!
What is peices is it just 1 of it or many stacks?
The only issue I keep getting is squid keep dying and dropping ink sacs. Adding an item filter to pull these out before they enter the kelp buffer chest should solve it.
Correct and a fine solution. It also depends on the biome you are in and how high the water is. Above level 64 the squid should not spawn any more for 1.18+.
do you have this but bonemeal powered?
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I like the design. Is this your own?
Thank you and it is.
Kelp got stuck in a couple of the gates and at the soul sand elevator. You didnt finish the build. I had to guess at what you did for the elevator work.
Since 1.19 kelp can get stuck on the fence gates sometimes. Mostly in Java 1.19.2 though. You could replace the fences with buttons to stop them from landing on the fence gates.
The elevator is not part of the farm build, the build is a stackable farm unit. You can check out how to build the elevator and how to connect it here: ruclips.net/video/6X_fHB1Xe9E/видео.html
I want to build a full 50 by 50 from y0 to y60 of this farm, but I'm worried about lag. Resources aren't a problem in my world but is it going to lag me if I put it near my home? How many should I put down? I already have a 50 by 50 area dug out in my worlf
Well, the biggest farm I build is the one in this video and that is 35x5. I have 3 of them next to each other in my test world and that does not cause lag on my PC, it does however lag out on my Xbox (second to last Xbox version) quite a bit.
So it would be depended on the platform you are playing on and the power that is in that platform.
With all the kelp growing, the pistons firing and the items flowing towards the storage you are setting up for lag unfortunately. Unless you have a PC with a top CPU and top GPU, I think 50 by 50 and 60 levels high would lag quite a bit.
You could start out by making the first two or three layers to see how it goes. You can stop once you notice lag.
Let me know how it went and how big you made it, would love to know!
@@TheRAH Ok 😁 it will take me a while because this is in survival but I'll let you know!
@@egirlkellie3713 I'll bet haha. Good luck with the build!
@@TheRAH :)
Hey in my farm I copied exactly what you did and yes it works but I see that some of the kelp gets stuck on the dirt the kelp is planted on. Idk how to fix that.
Hi there. Unfortunately some kelp will get stuck on the dirt and will despawn after a while. There is nothing to do about it. The fence gates and flowing water pick up most stranded kelp from the dirt, but there will be some that stay on the edge.
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How many layers should I do. Because it looks like I use more kelp than the farm produces
It entirely depends on how much you need and how much you are willing to spend on resources.
If the farm is too small now, you should expand until it isn't basically.
If you build this on a chunk line would it still work?
It should, but on chunk lines you can always get redstone issues. Keep that in mind.
@@TheRAH Ok. Thank you for that information. I will keep that in mind when I make it in my world
Wouldn’t it be easier to use buttons instead of fences
You could also do that. It's a design choice.
Easy👍
Thank you!
Does it work in 1.17.1
It does yes. 1.14 and up
@@TheRAH ty
does it still work for 1.18+ bedrock?
It certainly does.
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Are you dutch?
Misschien... 🤣
@@TheRAH dacht al zo iets te horen😂
@@Wesley-Huisman Er blijft toch altijd een accent aan hangen he... lol
Haha was me ook al opgevallen 😂
@@Vitucadrus Ik ben geheel onschuldig als altijd haha