This kinda video is why I often love the technical community.

I can tell you really enjoyed making this mud farm! I love how one simple new discovery (the waterlogged stair not flowing into azalea bushes) is able to increase the bone meal efficiency of the farm by 50 times its previous efficiency. I also can't wait to see what people do with the new dried mangrove block once it's fully implemented into the game 👍

I can't wait to see an entirely self-contained mud, rooted dirt, log, clay, and bonemeal farm. Bound to happen at this rate lmao

As a redstone novice, it’s incredible watching ilmango chain together modules and mechanisms. Having the interesting high level ideas explained. The low level or medium level things are second nature to ilmango and are only explained when they’re interesting, so I don’t get confused interpreting how the redstone components do things, I just hear “block stream” and get it. It’s cool to see how the details of the implementation can affect rates, efficiency, ease of building, lag, and so on. And how the ideas evolve.

You can feel the "Please Mojang dont change your plans about getting clay from the mud blocks" in Mango's voice at the end

Huh, you learn something new every day. I had no idea about the hopper priority order when filling a chest.

Depending on how Allays end up, they might be an interesting solution to collecting the logs as long as you can prevent them from being killed by the tnt

The waterlogged stair + azealia shrub is a really interesting and clever discovery :O

Mango rly loves his mud farms

I love how compact the bottom of the azalea farm is

a very good design indeed. in fact, i feel like this concept, but focusing more on the wood part instead of the rooted dirt (obtaining both, but losing some time on collecting the trees) could probably not only be almost self-suficient but also probably be the best azalea tree farm design out there in terms of bonemeal/wood obtained rates.

For anyone who made this farm, if you all of a sudden start having your mud stream dry up: try to place a 64 stack of empty bottles and 4 water bottles in each of the 5 slots of the hoppers below the top hopper minecart. So for each of the 3 hoppers below it: 1 full stack of empty bottles, and 4 full water bottles. This seems to fix issues where these hoppers become full with waterbottles when the farm misses a tic.

this has got to be the most clever farm of yours ive seen. the trick with the waterlogged stair and acacia, the constraints of fitting all the mechanisms for the rooted dirt farm into a limited space, the necessity to make systems that account for a wildly varying input speed--all just extremely good stuff

The azalea sapling itself blocking the water is an awesome discovery by 2No2Name!

I appreciate the attention to detail neccesary to make this design so compact.

The sheer density of the components in this farm is super impressive!

Love watching the process of figuring out how to make progressively more efficient farms with the new Minecraft mechanics. Excellent stuff ilmango!

When something is farmable, scicraft would make a super efficient one

This was so neat! I struggle with technical stuff, but I find the concepts and designs so so cool!!! I’m in awe of how you can figure out the mechanics and systems and all that stuff, and fit them all together! Thank you for sharing!

The fact you can build something like this in some fun game about blocks is just wild.

5:53 ilmango: "the higher the moss block is, the better" the moss block: *eats another cookie*

This is exactly what I imagine conveyor farms look like

14:45 "I don't really like factorio that much." The nerve of this guy

The layout is amazing! So many potential spaces for azaleas in such a tiny footprint.

There pro technical Minecrafters and then goes ilmango above. He has created three fully automatic farms at the same time and probably a fourth one, that's genius. Imagine ilmango giving advisory to Mojang on how the game should evolve. All hail ilmango!!

I'm making a schematic for that adorable bone meal farm as soon as I can and plopping in in my world. I love the other design but this looks much simpler to put together which is good because I'm a simple guy.

there's nothing quite so satisfying as seeing all the improvements to the designs of a machine.

This is just great! Love the presentation too

I feel like it would be fairly easy to combine that hand-fed mud converter you showed off with a classic concrete maker machine, and that does feel like what would be the optimal solution for many players, as while the fully-auto farm is certainly impressive, it's honestly beyond the scope of what most players would want to build just to get mud

this is insane love ur vids

Good job ilmango! Very impressive. I really would love to see you try to make an entirely self sufficient version. I wonder if those leaf blocks would be enough to keep the machine going...

Once again I get excited thinking about doing this build, ten seconds in and I already know that ain’t happening lol

i really appreciate the world download link and that it works. thank you!

it’s crazy how much you stuffed into this farm

Ok thats REALLY impressive

when mud can change to clay you will make much better clay farm

Love this and use it in my singleplayer world! One issue I run into from time to time when the machine is off is that a zombie will spawn inside the chamber where the azalea sapplings are grown and it will pick up and item and prevent the blockstream from flowing normally, messing up the stone generator. Not sure how to prevent this, but if you're on singleplayer and have a weird issue with one stone generator exploding, check this area!

Interesting how you compared this to Factorio... I agree that that game gets very repetitive in the end and even restarting can seem like a hassle until technologies are unlocked... In that sense Minecraft is way better because each farm is unique and there aren't upgrades that make you redesign half your factory :P

The intricate wiring on this thing is insane. I'm getting old-school piston door vibes from it.

Lmao I love your farms Mango!

This is just stunning.

would love to see the ultimate version that also harvests the wood! regardless this is amazing thank you for making such an amazing farm

You are THE MAN. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

spent 3 hours building it in my creative world, worked AMAZING until i got curious what pressing a button on a redstone line would do... then things went very very bad lol. The stone started getting pressed into all directions breaking things. Good lord, had to rebuild a lot of it. So amazing that you share these uploads with us!!!! ty ty ty

I'd be interested to see what you could do in satisfactory, really cool video!

nice video! Love it!

Mango got blessings in farm desgin

Even tho factorio seems similar to this style of minecraft, there is fundamental differences so i get why you might love one but not the other.

If anyone else is having trouble with this mud converter, I found that the top hopper minecart would keep sucking up my water bottles before they were dispensed even when built facing the same direction as the wdl, but filling the system below the top dispenser with empty bottles fixed the issue! hope this helps someone.

I'll love to have ilmango's outro as a music disk

Great Video

This guy, is a madlad

My thoughts on your setup to push out the wood. Since you aren't using the space above the machine, you could pull the wood out of the top instead of pushing it, saving on complexity below the farm.

"much better auto mud farm" yeah, when it works correctly. I have found several occasions where it will casually just cause a catastrophe. Everything from two pistons trying to clash with each other, the pistons in the back at the beginning where the stone generators are getting pushed up by stone, you name it. When it works, it's great. When it doesn't... well, hope you remember where everything is, 'cause you're gonna need to fix it.

If you plan on building this. Some parts of the farm are locational. For instance the rooted dirt to mud converter.

Tech comunity is just amazing

Crushing it.

Lots of love from fanbase mango

Loved the video

Wow! This redstone contraption is crazy! Too bad redstone doesn't work IRL, imagine what we could accomplish with ilmango's redstone genius then!

Npw that looks very Factorio-like, but so much better!

Wait, did you say "I don't really like playing Factorio all that much"? Madness. Given what you do in Minecraft, I would have assumed Factorio would be right up your alley.

Why did you change your bonemeal farm so much tho ? ( adding double extender to move the stone / changing all the timing ) I understand that it's more efficient having the main moss block under the stone now that we can ( since it's 4 block added by module ) but for all the rest ? ( and i see aswell that the piston in the middle were clearly overkill, didn't knew that sign could prevent a piston from pushing tbh haha ) Are you going to make a video about it, explaining that "new" version ? ( Since everything but the collection system got change ) I would love to hear you talk a little about all of that ! Super video as always tho !

genius!

You might even be able to make this farm self-sustainable by using the water flushing system at the back after the trees have been bonemealed and pushed up. Then more of the moss would be flushed towards the hopper minecarts

Breh I kinda made farm similar to this like year ago I whanted to share it with u but I dint know XD also u did a mutch better job on the concept than me

Hey ilmango, that moss farm is really nice, and I think you wanted to do a tutorial on an earlier version in your original moss farm video. Any chance you will be doing that?

To make it TNT-Dupe Patch proof, could we potentially just push the logs next to burning Netherrack. I was going to originally suggest pushing them one 12x12x1 sheet at a time over a 12x1x12 floor of burning netherrack, with a whole system dedicated to pushing down unburnt logs, but realized we could just snake them all through a Burning Nether-rack S-Maze of sorts, built in proper length such that eventually every one of them has been consumed. Maybe we could alternate which maze we feed them into every once in a while so as to allow them to sit still for a while (if moving them puts out the fire), but that requires a counter system. Not certain how complex they get, if it just grows by 2^n, n being the layers of counter, then I really wouldn't mind it, but if it requires some ungodly mix of mini counters alongside the main counter to hit a specific number before it flips, it's not going to be an easy build.

great presentation

I would say this farm is Satisfactory. ;D

Now that's a lovely bit of dirt, over there.

Speaking about chaining farms a fully automatic vilager farm with output food, 1enirald trade viligers with every workstation and maybe some iron as a side product

brilliant

Now this is the stuff

very cute moss farm! UWU

Ah Minecraft, I am so glad I dropped a few bucks on this back in the days when super cool redstone was a pressure pad 1 block before your door.

Magic!

I'm Brazilian, and I understand very little English. But I'm a big fan and I'm always fascinated by your ideas...

This is genius

Is there any chance you could make tutorials on all of the parts of this farm? I am hoping that on a world I made to get renewable mud for all of the packed mud and clay, but I'm always doing something so it would be nice to have it generate mud in the background while I'm doing something else

Happy good times with scar noises

Why is there stone blocks overflowing from the stone generators above and on the lava direction only for the 1st and 3rd module of the max size farm. I don't understand why... I have a litematica which says that's EXACTLY the same construction which your WD have and it still don't work... Is there like you explain on the scicraft video about this farm some update order issues ? Because otherwise I do not know why it would work on 1 but not the 2 others... Well if you or someone have the answer... Thanks for your help ^^' btw super interesting farm, the concept that Mojang add is a great idea and we hope so I think you too, that they will add more of this chain farming concept idea ! This is also why I tried to build it on my world X) Anyway have a great day:)

i like the idea of a multi farm

i imagine a cartoon character of mango: a big 1.4m tall beaver that has a bunch of utility pouches and bags and always has a notebook around to note stuff, super smart and loves big clunky mechanisms like mining factories (mine smelt store sell)

Hey Ilmango! In one of your older videos you mentioned that the scicraft server will be updating to 1.18 in late February, some time has passed since February and I wondered if we could get an update on how it is going? Thanks. :D

Wouldn't it be slightly better in terms of resource costs (nether quarz for observers) to use something like oak doors for that observer tower up to the TNT dupers? You could delay it further with repeaters there, but use less observers (And even less redstone for the note blocks) to transmit the signal.

ya know, i think you could make an automatic charcoal farm from this by harvesting the oak logs as he described and feeding them into a self sufficient furnace array. not sure if there is any reason to do this because of bamboo, but people have made sillier farms in the past. 😂

We will all love seeing this farm on Scicraft pls...

I like how it took Mojang introducing another very common groundcover block to finally inspire the creation of a good rooted dirt farm.

Ilmango is doing so many vids

Is there a way to prevent the part where 2 block streams are getting connected from breaking when 2 blocks at the same time are moved in because that breaks a lot of stuff in the hole farm

5:04 nice

You can ho with more efficent farm if you use your Stone sorter based on noteblock detektor.

Players can also stand besides the running tape feed of Rooted Dirt blocks using Shears to get Roots.

You're great

Can you turn it into a wood farm as well by turning the top into a blockstream and sending that off to a blast chamber? Edit: Thank you for answering that.

Could you theoretically use a flying machine to move the top of the trees across to a tnt blasting area and use the drops for joint wood farm and possibly lower the bonemeal use even more…. Just curious

some times the block traveler doesn't work and break all the systeme because of an overflow of blocks

the stone generator sometimes makes extra stone in 1.19 so i just built an extra conveyer that collects it and blows it up because i couldnt figure out another fix xD

any chance theres gonna be a tutorial on how to build the coarse dirt farm?