5 Must Have Minecraft Dripstone Machines!

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2022
  • DRIPSTONE FARMS 💧 Did you know that dripstone is actually insanely useful for many Minecraft farms, like dripstone, clay, and lava farms?! In this video we take a look at 5 super easy must have dripstone farms!!
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  • @CriticalOneMedia
    @CriticalOneMedia Год назад +1023

    You don’t need dripstone blocks for the lava machine to work. Cobblestone works just fine

    • @wattlesplays
      @wattlesplays  Год назад +267

      Thats my bad!! Great clarification

    • @abhaymehta69
      @abhaymehta69 Год назад +39

      Yeah Wattles you don't dripstone, u can yse any solid block

    • @esmaeilzarei1304
      @esmaeilzarei1304 Год назад +17

      @@wattlesplays among us

    • @chiirp
      @chiirp Год назад +38

      Glass is fun to use because then you can see the lava and it puts out light

    • @a_wardenstale2691
      @a_wardenstale2691 Год назад +28

      I would say use magma blocks because it is just a cool design

  • @Viper76PL
    @Viper76PL Год назад +170

    Hey Wattl you only need the dripstone block to grow more dripstone, everything else can be random blocks :D

  • @jchoneandonly
    @jchoneandonly Год назад +77

    Improvement on the mud to clay farm, add a second dispenser facing the campfire loaded with flint and steel to relight the camp fire. Maybe a comparator to run a light if you want an empty indicator too.

    • @cameronb532
      @cameronb532 Год назад +3

      I have a question about the mud into clay, i didn’t realize that was even a thing lol, but does the dripstone underneath it have to be there to dry it out into clay? I assume it does because the water from the mud would seep into the dripstone and therefore dries it out, but i don’t know.
      Do you?

    • @cozie-mango
      @cozie-mango Год назад +1

      @@cameronb532 yes it does

    • @cameronb532
      @cameronb532 Год назад +2

      @@cozie-mango cool, thanks!

    • @Nonickavailiable
      @Nonickavailiable Год назад +4

      Also, you can turn this backwards placing flint and steel instead of water, and turning the campfire off. This way, when you see the smoke, you can go and restart the machine with new mud. Is easier to spot something that was not there, than figure out why something that was there is not anymore

    • @Braydaft
      @Braydaft Год назад

      @@Nonickavailiable exactly what I was thinking while watching

  • @uhohhotdog
    @uhohhotdog Год назад +27

    Mud turns to clay pretty quickly. Don’t think an indicator is all that necessary. Just place a bunch at one time and by the time you’re done the first few you placed will have already turned. As you start picking them up more will start turning. I have a 12x12 area. Half of them turn before I finish placing them.

  • @cindyhargan7844
    @cindyhargan7844 Год назад +11

    You can also just let the dripstone drip water on stone floor and dripstone will start to grow up from the floor also as well as growing down.

  • @UnfazedNik
    @UnfazedNik Год назад +4

    Dripstone is a pretty slick update, I will defs be utilizing some of these mechanics! Great video, thanks!

  • @KAIJUKING123
    @KAIJUKING123 Год назад +38

    The lava drip stone machine is rather useful for fuel substitutes for your furnaces and cookers etc because if you put a bucket of lava in the fuel slot of the cooker furnace whatever the fuel will last a long long time and not burn out as fast as using regular coal for fuel which will use up a full stack of coal in like 10-15 minutes. But with lava and this lava dripstone farm machine you can have unlimited long lasting fuel for your furnaces cookers etc.

    • @AngerMaker413
      @AngerMaker413 Год назад +2

      It does have a downside that each time you activate the lava fueled furnace, all the fuel will burn out even if you only smelter one block. Best used for super smelters

    • @Tinyjb0
      @Tinyjb0 Год назад +1

      @@AngerMaker413 that's why you build a lava cauldron room right next to your furnaces.

    • @TheCosmicDrama
      @TheCosmicDrama Год назад

      I use this method for my furnaces. I set up multiple of these drip stone setups for the lava and it never runs out. I try to wait til i have a stack of something to use it though. You get 100 items per bucket of lava, whether it be chicken or bars.

  • @sandripple
    @sandripple Год назад +5

    Thank you wattles for your simple and useful videos. I suggest a DRIPSTONE FARM possible improvement: you can also let the dripstone grow from the bottom by using a solid block and putting the rails and the hopper minecart just below it. Then put another row of observers just below the first one and connect them to sticky pistons to move the ground and break the dripstone! Alternatively you can also use mud with regular hopper below.

  • @1x1.studio
    @1x1.studio Год назад

    Really glad you're making Minecraft videos, i really like the way you express yourself and have a calming voice to share information.

  • @jacemangum7349
    @jacemangum7349 Год назад +28

    I love this idea of video. Simple, informative, clean and specific. Please do more of these redstone builds. I'll be adding these to my survival world ASAP. Perhaps you could go over other farms such as food and resources or you could try your hand at building simple complex farms. Keep to the good work 😊

  • @joshualoiacono5488
    @joshualoiacono5488 Год назад +2

    Just started watching your videos- you’re fantastic at making fun and understandable explanations!

  • @calebfulton3992
    @calebfulton3992 Год назад +13

    To make the first "machine" less bulky looking, you can use wooden trap doors on the sides to hold the lava in as well :D

    • @TandJgaming
      @TandJgaming Год назад +4

      They would have to be made of nether wood but yes you’re correct

  • @respectrealperson290
    @respectrealperson290 Год назад +1

    Playback speed 2, and understood everything Wattles was saying in the video! 😁 Thank you Wattles!

  • @tom940
    @tom940 Год назад +5

    I got my mud room on the way to my tree farm, only difference is i made my machine to accept dirt, dump water into it to create mud and then pistons push it away to the drip stone area. The water bottles self replenish etc

  • @futuristicbus61
    @futuristicbus61 Год назад +6

    Someone pointed it out already, but you don’t need the dripstone block for the lava farm, you do however need the dripstone block if you want to grow more pointed dripstone. I didn’t actually know it had a use outside of the lava dripping, it’s insane just how much you can do with this stuff!

    • @nesletchimaew9209
      @nesletchimaew9209 Год назад

      what can it be used for except lava and clay

    • @RedSaint83
      @RedSaint83 Год назад +2

      @@nesletchimaew9209 Mobs falling on upwards pointing dripstone takes extra fall damage, and you can mine out the top part of a longer downwards pointing dripstone on top of mobs to hurt them as well (like how an anvil can fall and hurt players/mobs). And of course, if you are really struggling and only have one water source, you can get a new one by placing water instead of lava over the dripstone for it generate more water, but it's really not very efficient compared to the infinite water trick using a 2x2 grid of water or a 1x3 layout.

  • @michaelc2032
    @michaelc2032 Год назад

    Nice video of simple ideas that work well, I like the dripstone farm, I wont have to go to my dripstone source averytime I want some. I know it has been brought up, but for the lava farm, I keep mine in a basement and using glass lights up a really big area .

  • @mitHundundRad
    @mitHundundRad Год назад +21

    You can also hang dripstone on glass and then lava. This works perfectly and lighting is provided

  • @karenbaldwin8156
    @karenbaldwin8156 Год назад

    This helps a lot. Ty

  • @dsur5547
    @dsur5547 Год назад +5

    I never knew you could grow dripstone! That’ll be a lifesaver later on

  • @T4N7
    @T4N7 Год назад

    As soon as u mentioned the lil dripstone spike farm I was like, "oh, ya, i gotta get more iron to make an automatic farm for dripstone that is the inverse of my sugarcane n bamboo farm... n then u show exactly wut i was imagining 👍👍

  • @c.jandrews304
    @c.jandrews304 Год назад

    Bro, I love this stuff. Here's a like, a nice comment, and I'm adding this video to my Minecraft tutorial playlist for future use

  • @mirzaayyan65
    @mirzaayyan65 Год назад +7

    You should have at least 10M subs. You are one of the most under rated youtuber on this planet. Love ya wattles!!
    Thank you for being the cause of our smiles.
    BTW I love your survival series the most, I've learned a lot from you.

    • @chiirp
      @chiirp Год назад

      Definitely! I still rewatch survival guide series episodes just because!?? 😊

  • @VanillaFace413
    @VanillaFace413 Год назад

    Magma cubes work in place of drip stone for lava in bedrock. I have it set up like that on my world surrounded by glass panes. Looks very nice!

  • @jgoemat
    @jgoemat 10 месяцев назад +1

    For slow things like dripstone and sugar cane, I like to use a simple item despawn timer instead of using a bunch of observers. It can power the pistons, and the minecart. Probably want a few repeaters set to 4 ticks in the line to the minecart so it doesn't go by the first few blocks before the broken dripstone has fallen to the ground. I have one clock for all my machines, so every five minutes they fire and collect whatever, then they are all silent and unmoving until the next despawn.

  • @mateonardelli4139
    @mateonardelli4139 Год назад

    Im watching these kind of your videoes and im amazed!

    • @cameronb532
      @cameronb532 Год назад

      Thats what i was just thinking lol

  • @jackmamabanana3814
    @jackmamabanana3814 Год назад +1

    Wattle ur farm designs are soo op were do u get ur ideas from?

  • @kaelankramer2658
    @kaelankramer2658 9 месяцев назад

    I was just listening to the video and I look up and I see a cake fly across the screen and I was like why? "piece of cake" comedy genius lol

  • @troyyao27
    @troyyao27 Год назад +1

    Wow I need to use the drip stone growing machine because I use a lot of drip stone which I’m low on right now

  • @overcomersolving
    @overcomersolving Год назад

    Me watching the Minecraft Live community section, just waiting for Wattles to be there. Next year, next year Wattles!

  • @BrotherHercules01
    @BrotherHercules01 Год назад +7

    Dripstone, every time i need it i can't find it but i need it so bad cause infinite lava is so useful, i use it for light(safely of course) and for a furnace.

    • @JUST-UK-JAY
      @JUST-UK-JAY Год назад

      buy dripstone from wandering trader, 1 emerald 2 dripstones

    • @BrotherHercules01
      @BrotherHercules01 Год назад

      @@JUST-UK-JAY yeah and all you need is to have a nearby village or to have found 2 emeralds while mining.
      the odds are almost the same but ill take note of that.

  • @NitrousDragon
    @NitrousDragon Год назад

    Me realizing what it is: "Ugh, the "Campfire indicator" part is useless."
    Me a minute later realizing the applications and possibilities: "Omg, what a genius idea. 😮"

  • @RGB_tv
    @RGB_tv Год назад

    i like the short farm builds!!!!

  • @brucewboyd7730
    @brucewboyd7730 Год назад

    Definitely will use the last one

  • @sethquinton9376
    @sethquinton9376 Год назад

    I was literally just thinking what else dripstone could be used for besides the renewable lava source, then I came to RUclips for unrelated reasons and find this immediately. 👀

  • @SamSmithSMusic
    @SamSmithSMusic 9 месяцев назад

    luv your energy man, ill be back :)

  • @cameronb532
    @cameronb532 Год назад

    Yo wattles there should be an extra layer of blocks under the observer with blocks connecting to the walls so that falling dripstone doesn’t randomly break the hopper minecart

  • @royalsquishy7058
    @royalsquishy7058 Год назад

    Lave generator can use ice blocks instead of normal block very cool thing to show out to friends

  • @awkwardt
    @awkwardt Год назад

    You could combine Kmods Sugarcane/Bamboo farm with your pointed dripstone farm. Triple farm

  • @Thri11craft
    @Thri11craft Год назад

    Hey wattles, unless it's a new thing in 1.20 then you can put almost any solid block under the lava and still get lava cauldrons It doesn't have to be a drip stone block.

  • @Andykern12
    @Andykern12 Год назад

    Well I was playing Skyblock the other day and I thought you couldn't get renewable clay, now I know you can through mud!

  • @thakingplays
    @thakingplays Год назад

    YESS !!
    i was waiting for a wattles vid and there we goo!!!

  • @Tinyjb0
    @Tinyjb0 Год назад +1

    I know you've heard it a thousand times, but you do not need dripstone to make the lave cauldron... BECAUSE of this, it looks extra cool to use magma blocks instead! I have a full room made from iron blocks dedicated to the magma block (aesthetic purpose only) lava dripstone cauldrons. Now I have infinite power to my furnaces. Nice.

  • @jcwolves
    @jcwolves Год назад

    I believe you can use a shovel instead of water for the dispensers in the mud farm to put it out and not have water just existing

  • @koolerpure
    @koolerpure Год назад

    its neat but since its so basic that you gotta make it fancy to make it worth while. i made my lava farm over lap my underground train network and water and lava just collects in the train cars i have randomly placed in my mining sector

  • @djr4yman
    @djr4yman Год назад

    I have done the first build without dripstone block (cobblestone instead) and I always get lava to fill up the cauldron. Was it changed in an update?

  • @saigoyal9526
    @saigoyal9526 Год назад

    Your videos are great.❤

  • @RedSaint83
    @RedSaint83 Год назад +1

    Ok so.. It's possible by using bonemeal on moss on stone to get azalea's, then bonemeal the azalea's to get wood and rooted dirt. You can then turn the rooted dirt into regular dirt. You can then turn the dirt into mud, and then you can turn the mud into clay. That's a lot of magic!

  • @smirkinone4025
    @smirkinone4025 Год назад

    good one

  • @Misterscout
    @Misterscout Год назад +2

    I faintly remember a thing where you can put potions in a cauldron for easy scoop.
    Wonder if drip stone refills them keeping potion active.

  • @_nkem.akonam6143
    @_nkem.akonam6143 Год назад

    Wattles the man!

  • @christopherflores5405
    @christopherflores5405 Год назад +1

    Is it possible to invert the mud-clay signal by putting a flint and steel in the dispenser so that it lights up a campfire when the mud turns into clay?
    And then you can put a dispenser with water on the opposing side of the campfire to put out the signal once you take the clay and reset the machine?

  • @thehairybeast9707
    @thehairybeast9707 Год назад

    Dripstone and tuff are my go-to for cave base camo on pvp servers. use it right and no one will even so much as look at your base.

  • @maousamagaming1685
    @maousamagaming1685 Год назад

    Very Helpful

  • @overcomersolving
    @overcomersolving Год назад +1

    Wattles got drip drip

  • @phixidelta
    @phixidelta Год назад

    If you want dripstone faster, put more blocks above the piston so only the last few blocks get broken. The long chain of dripstone not broken will make it grow faster

  • @MrZacOFC
    @MrZacOFC Год назад

    Will some of this machine work on bedrock? Ik the lava one is working but idk about the other one

  • @planning9930
    @planning9930 Год назад +1

    If I was a stone I’d be a dripstone

  • @jordanford7189
    @jordanford7189 Год назад

    We all wattle in victory of the Sniffer!

  • @redstarwarrior85
    @redstarwarrior85 Год назад

    For the clay farm, you could use fire charges or flint and steel and an extinguished campfire so the smoke is the signal.

    • @that70sgamer
      @that70sgamer Год назад +1

      I've also been doing it your way. Smoke on when done. But Wattles only copies the popular versions of builds.

    • @redstarwarrior85
      @redstarwarrior85 Год назад

      @@that70sgamer It’s still worth mentioning alternative methods so other people can be inspired. That’s the beauty of Minecraft, in my opinion.

  • @celticlion
    @celticlion Год назад +3

    FYI 2 pointed dripstone ups the rate. It's weird but Minecraft logic lol.

  • @MrHaggyy
    @MrHaggyy 9 месяцев назад

    You could improve the last dripstone farm by making a line instead of redstone dots. That way all pistons get triggered.

  • @adamblunsdon7784
    @adamblunsdon7784 Год назад

    Nice video

  • @blackeyedincubus
    @blackeyedincubus Год назад

    And here I was hoping there's a way to automate a clay farm. :')

  • @br88dy
    @br88dy Год назад +3

    I really like super simple farms like these. I overcomplicate most of my custom farm builds

  • @fxn09here
    @fxn09here Год назад

    Wattles,do you creat a new bamboo farm?

  • @alphantomy5930
    @alphantomy5930 Год назад +3

    I love dripstone! Its suck an interesting block and it can be used for lots of different farms!!

  • @jasminehillman1583
    @jasminehillman1583 Год назад

    "Any kinda liquid"
    my goblin brain: MiLk.

  • @dragozzjack
    @dragozzjack Год назад

    wow so usefull thank you now I can trap all my friends

  • @TheATWcorp
    @TheATWcorp Год назад +12

    Dripstone can also remove water from mud making clay I made a automatic waterbottle dispenser to auto water dirt and the dirt is pushed to a area with dripstone under a block then I wait 2 min and it turns it to clay

  • @SimeonKoller
    @SimeonKoller Год назад +3

    Love your videos keep up the good work❤❤

  • @shanereilly1480
    @shanereilly1480 Год назад

    Why not duplicate the mud block and automate block replacement that way?

  • @drexfuse8397
    @drexfuse8397 Год назад

    Hi wattles!

  • @4mymetc4lf
    @4mymetc4lf Год назад

    I am once again asking... where is this Wendigo you threatened me with ages ago?

  • @joeyderrico8134
    @joeyderrico8134 Год назад

    The last one you can make without observers. Trap a villager and have it walk back and forth over a plate to set off the pistons

  • @dykema_dark_market5628
    @dykema_dark_market5628 Год назад

    Hey dripstone block are for drip stone growth under water and lava and source block

  • @AmaryInkawult
    @AmaryInkawult Год назад

    Instructions unclear. Skewered row of creepers with dripstone.

  • @dylanpelo
    @dylanpelo Год назад

    Just casually watching, then @8:38
    What we do here is go back.... back.... back..... back....

  • @Kivas_Fajo
    @Kivas_Fajo 11 месяцев назад

    Doesn't have to be Dripstone Block, genius!

  • @royalfelineandtracygrant
    @royalfelineandtracygrant Год назад +1

    11:36
    That’s why they’re called observers, they’re watching you…

  • @XxJkmurdaRxX
    @XxJkmurdaRxX Год назад +1

    Does the lava farm work on bedrock

  • @Craxin01
    @Craxin01 Год назад

    My dripstone lava generator uses one bucket of lava, 25 blocks, 25 dripstone, and 25 cauldrons. Block in the middle, three out each side, connect the corners, bucket of lava on top the middle, no need for anything to contain the lava as it flows to the edge and no farther. Never run out of lava.

  • @Random_user_8472
    @Random_user_8472 Год назад

    Wow wattles, you talk faster than my ears can hear 😄

  • @ljb5163
    @ljb5163 Год назад

    You only need the drip stone block if your trying to grow the pointed drip stone

  • @MorbidCrow666
    @MorbidCrow666 Год назад

    So could you do this with Honey?

  • @xswords5086
    @xswords5086 Год назад +1

    probably the most drippy video that has come out

  • @LuffyBloxfruits
    @LuffyBloxfruits Год назад

    Wow 😳

  • @bootzee7885
    @bootzee7885 Год назад +1

    Wattles my man, CHILL, how tf can u upload so often

  • @Nordorf
    @Nordorf Год назад

    So this whole video is basically just about using dripstone for lava and for drying out mudblocks.. the rest is just crap about how to farm dripstones themselves, which there's no point in doing since the world map is absolutely full of caves with unlimited dripstones..
    Great video. :P

  • @nemares501
    @nemares501 Год назад

    Unless they updated something since I last used mine, the drip stone block is unnecessary. I have pointed dripstone hanging from dirt, because it was my most abundant block that early game.

  • @Gellogy
    @Gellogy Год назад +2

    WATTLES GOT THE DRIP?

  • @stanbrandstater3654
    @stanbrandstater3654 Год назад

    you know, there are much more efficient clay farms. the last farm, alright, not bad. I'll see if I have any need for dripstone though.

  • @Marszalek99
    @Marszalek99 Год назад

    Dripstone block isn't necessary. Every other nonflammable block does the job

  • @marinduplancic6310
    @marinduplancic6310 Год назад

    Put trapdoors around the lava and make it all more compact!

  • @rudyretsuden
    @rudyretsuden Год назад

    I absolutely love 1.17 and 1.18 update

  • @MrHaggyy
    @MrHaggyy 8 месяцев назад

    Mhm converting mud to clay is random. So the smoke signal would need a lot of indicators and'ed together.
    As dripstone is cheap i would just make the drying area large enough. I made a mud generator for ~80 blocks and 3 areas of 8x8. Make mud - replace clay with mud on each area repeat until you have enough clay.

  • @gummygreen5939
    @gummygreen5939 Год назад

    No flint and steel use fire aspect book to light camp fire no durability to worry about

  • @karl-filipolsson5970
    @karl-filipolsson5970 Год назад

    What the heck you are telling me that its possible to click redstone dust to change it like that?! When was that added? I am one of the worlds biggest minecraft veterans and i did not know this...

  • @bhxlegend
    @bhxlegend Год назад +2

    That's basically useful and stupid to make that indicator farm

  • @anirudh6642
    @anirudh6642 Год назад

    Won't the dripstone falling break the minecart hopper ? it is an entity after all

  • @bryanveal9036
    @bryanveal9036 Год назад

    I seem to have grown pointed dripstone on top of my hopper and now the piston won't activate.