How to build an iron farm in Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.18 (2022) – Sportskeeda

Iron as a resource is often the gatekeeper of automation in Minecraft. It is used to craft rails, minecarts, hoppers, and many other vital components of farm automation. This means that access to an abundance of easy iron could make or break any future farming endeavors.

There is a way to get iron outside of farming it, and that is by killing iron golems. This is a system that players can use to create AFK iron farms. It takes advantage of villagers summoning iron golems when panicked to summon the golems in a kill box to collect the iron they drop.


Building an iron farm in Minecraft Bedrock 1.18

Find a location

An open planes biome, a good location for the farm (Image via Minecraft)village. This is due to villages interfering with iron golem spawning from the villagers in the farm. Due to how general this requirement is, it is an easy one to meet.

Deserts, planes, or any other flat, mostly empty biome, is perfect for the location of this farm as players will want to keep elevation differences to a minimum.


Build the platform

The empty platform built (Image via Minecraft)The platform with the water added (Image via Minecraft)The basic killbox (Image via Minecraft)The chests with a hopper (Image via Minecraft)chest as part of the outside walls, with a hopper on the bottom of the box facing into them. They must then set up a water source block in the corner opposite the hopper to push the drops into the hopper and then into the chests. Players should later place nine signs above the water to keep any liquids from flowing down and ruining the farm’s collection method.

The signs in place in the box (Image via Minecraft)lava source block on top of the middle sign. This will cause the lava to flow out and cover all the signs but not fall and ruin the water below. This lava will be what kills the iron golems.

The lava placed into the killbox (Image via Minecraft)The empty villager capsules (Image via Minecraft)villagers to have the farm count as a village in the game.

The capsules should be created with a one-block empty gap between where villagers stand and the farm itself. There should also be a glass block that allows villagers to see into the farm, but other than that, the design of the capsule matters very little. Do this four times, with three blocks separating where the villagers stand.


Create the bed stand

The platform the beds will eventually be placed on (Image via Minecraft)The capsules each filled with five villagers (Image via Minecraft)The villager capsules with water at the bottom and sealed at the top (Image via Minecraft)The beds as well as the order in which they should be placed (Image via Minecraft)beds, one for each villager. They should be placed in a certain order, notated in the image. Once all beds are placed, and each has green particles emitted after placing, showing that a villager has claimed it, break the platform on which the beds were placed. Then crouch and place leaves over the top of all the beds. This will stop iron golems from spawning on the beds.

The beds covered in leaves (Image via Minecraft)The completed capsules, with workstations and leaves (Image via Minecraft)

Also Read
Article Continues below

Repeat this process until each villager in each capsule is assigned to a workstation placed in the capsule. Then cover the capsules in leaves to keep iron golems from spawning on them. Later, place a torch on the front of each capsule.


Edited by Shaheen Banu

Please follow and like us:
YouTube
YouTube
Instagram