To adjust from a 1.19 design to be updated for 1.20.2 check out: nicoislost.com/iron-farm-fix ! Join the discord for any additional help! discord.nicoislost.com

I was waiting for this video since your 1.000.000 iron per hour video, the tutorial doesn’t disappoint and to me sets a new standard of quality. Tyvm for your design

just wanted to point out that at 4:51 it shows 19 blocks for the length but its actually 20 but otherwise great work and thanks for the vid!

A few tips for future tutorials: 1. It's much easier to use North/South/East/West. 2. It's better to mute the hostile mobs when recording. I'm playing as I watch, and I thought the mobs were in my game, hahaha.... 3. When laying out dimensions, it's much easier if the temp block has a pattern that makes it easier to count. Textures like Copper Blocks are great for this, textures like Wool are awful for this. Specifically I'm looking at 2:03. But I also want to say that I appreciated you laying out the measurements in editing! That helps a lot, thank you!! Other than that though, thank you so much for this awesome tutorial!!

I’ve watched the whole iron farm series many times and it’s great to see all the effort you put into diving deep into making the farms as efficient as possible while still showing your thinking process. It would be great to continue a similar series with other farms like slime, wither skele ect

Tip for future tutorial videos... do 'em all just like this one. So glad you included the boat version as I was gonna need a tutorial on how broken portals work lol

extremely thorough in both the 1,000,000 iron/hour and the tutorial. Amazing editing for a tutorial. the build design is one of the simplest endgame farms i've built in a while. thank for making this.

Thanks for putting out a Tutorial. I know there was so much time invested into the designs and every adjustment was made for peak efficiency.

I loved this tutorial. Everything is clear and the block marks makes it very easy to follow. I made the farm for my smp world in the 1.19.3 and it worked perfectly. Thank you so much!!!

god it feels good to find high quality small channels, keep it up man you're doing amazing

I loved the explanation video. It was very entertaining and very informative. I'm so glad you made a tutorial first non ianxofour farm in my world. I build 1 layer of the 3 layer farm and it is still relatively quick. Great work!

Love it! Really looking forward to future videos. Love the format and appreciate the quick build overview and downloads.

Really interesting tutorial format, great editing and overall well structured video. Keep it up!

This was an amazing tutorial thank you so much! The only part I’m confused on is the orientation of the bottom red stone Portion, I wasn’t sure where I was putting stuff and what direction but beside that amazing!

Incredibly straight forward and easy to understand. Thanks so much for this tutorial!

Excelently concise. Anyone could follow this tutorial by playing and pausing as needed

This is AMAZING. I finished your farm today on a paper server and it works amazing!!!! I didnt actually count the amount of iron i get while afk to know exactly how many i get on paper server but its more than enough, definitely recommend Ty for the quality explanation o7

I saw your first video that became popular. Your channel is doing amazing!

Great video! Loved the sciency video previously, and this was a very good tutorial.

Yesssss, thanks for posting the tutorial!! Also can you give us a hint about your next farm analysis? (Like villagers or endermans, using the beautiful Target block)

Can't wait for a 1-layer format. Incredibly good tutorial video, keep it up ❤

Thanks bro I'm about to build this one in my world I harvested all the obsidian last night and have all the resources apart from the annoying sticky pistons thanks so much for sharing this farm

This tutorial format is better than block by block imo. Frequent zoom-outs of the part we’re building, dimensions, and more explaining the concepts behind the build. It allows an experienced builder to work faster since I know what im trying to do. Compared to block by block tutorials where I need to pause every 3 seconds to memorize the next step because there’s no context.

One of the best and most well made toutorials. Everyone can build this farm!

Thoroughly interesting and well explained; well done and thank you!

Well and calm explanation is the MOST valuable asset. Congratulations, great video.

Amazing content! Thanks for making a tutorial, I intended to make this farm after last video

Love the design and the tutorial format! Definitely want to build this.

fantastic that u take your time designing this. Its amazing

3rd biggest fan. Your content is awsome, Someday you will be famous

Great video, love the format. Keep up the great work!

I would have liked a block by block tutorial, I was kinda confused. but ty and really great job!

I was hoping you were going to do a tutorial on this when I watched your previous video, so thanks.

Bro I understand know this thing is amazing and you just need to follow step by step this guy deserves 100 million subs.

Nice and detailed video Nico!

Works like a charm. The villagers are the hard part, but the struggle pays off. I'll never be out of iron anymore, thanks.

Definitely going to make this farm.

love it. Leaving a comment for the algorythm. More people need to see this!

i love this video, I have a greater understanding because of your work, thanks dude :)

I was just in Washington DC and saw your youtube pfp carved into part of the WW2 monument and it said, Nico was here

I'm a bit late to this but holy hell this is good work, the farm is decent, the instructions are clear, the work is real, thanks a lot I love what you make

A good tip for getting villagers, move trapdoors to top(right below glass) and push them with minecart into a powered activator rail right where the bottom trapdoor is supposed to be and they will get knocked into the block they need to be in

Lmao I never asked for such a detailed tutorial just wanted a small idea of how to build. But this legendary man went and gave it his all.

hey just a heads up in 1.20 pre-release sometimes golems spawn on the redstone wiring for the sticky pistons, i used glass instead of a solid block for the bridge with string on the top which should stop spawns hopefully

It's the best iron farm I've done in my entire history playing Minecraft, I'm totally honest, Farm 10/10 I recommend it for everyone who has a technical survival, thank you so much for your great tutorial on building your iron farm!🗿👍.

Thank you for showing the older versions of MC. I play modded Minecraft so I normally play 1.12 or 1.16

i love this format thanks soo much

Love the effort you put into these farms. Any chance we'll see a schematic for lightmatica in the future? Really makes building easier having one. We can extract it from the world download, but saves a step.

I was about to build this and then I realized that I need to make 3 more farms to get the materials for this! Good tutorial though.

This farm is insanely efficient!

Literally the godsent for iron farms

Thanks you si much for doing the tutorial in gonna build this for sure

Was about to comment asking for a tutorial and bam

hey I highly recommend putting twisted vine (with shears used on it to prevent growing and ticking at all). it reduces villager lag

I love hearing the technical reasons why a decision was made such as why the extra hopper in the different versions - feel like that could have been elaborated on a bit more. But as a just pure tutorial seemed easy to follow. Any chance you could include a litematica? much lighter weight than a whole world download

It`s the best tutorial that I have seen please make more

This man is still disgustingly underrated

nice format good and clear instructions

Hope you keep making technical content. Good video

You're a legend, my dude.

Nice video, this type of videos are very useful. Thanks for help the noobs

5:01 press F for all OCDs triggered by the single rotated trapdoor. Really liked this format, keep doing tutorials like this, pls! Quick question, don't I need another player on nether to the iron golem toaster to be rendered?

There's a very easy way to simplify the killing chamber and item collection. Just make the portal on the nether side a standard 2x3 portal and surround it with blocks and 1 lava or lava cauldron at the top, so the golems immediately take suffocation, lava and fire damage. When they die, the item drops are instanly sent back through the portal. To collect the items you can make another small portal in the middle of the iron farm at the same height as the nether side portal (usually below all the other portals). If the nether side portal is below the surface level of your overworld, you can put the collection portal on the surface instead, as it just needs to be the closest to the nether y-coordinate of all portals in the overworld area. Under the collection portal put a hopper minecart and you can easily collect all the items in the overworld so you don't have to make an access to the nether side for item collection at all.

great video and tutorial, I would suggest though, rather than saying negatixe x positive z, just show on the birds eye view the north east south and west as it's easier to see where the next block needs to go, I found myself wasting a lot of time constantly hitting F3 just to see which way the negatives and positives were. I use a minimap mod, so I always know which way north etc. is. Again, Great Video

Can't wait to make an emerald farm by combining this with toolsmiths

I built this in my single player survival world as just a single layer/module. It's very efficient and produces plenty for my needs. The only issue I've had with it is that the zombies sometimes fall through the blocks they're standing on. If anyone has any ideas as to why this is happening, I'd love to know. My suspicion is that it has something to do with unloading the Overworld as this seems to - at least anecdotally - occur the most when I'm going between the Nether and the Overworld a lot. Managed to accidentally offset the blocks moved with pistons so that when one is up the other is down. Achieved this by simply placing the blocks at different times of the piston rotation. This kept the farm loaded in the Nether for quite a while. Maybe something like 5 minutes before the Overworld finally unloaded. I'm guessing that the timer is just enough to keep sending an entity through before the Overworld unloads, but if there's any delay it goes past the timer. Might build another layer just to keep the Overworld loaded at all times, seeing that just two is enough when offsetting the zombies on each layer. Three would be total overkill unless I'm planning on doing a huge project with Iron Blocks.

Great vídeo! Keep up!!

Well I did want an excuse to build an obsidian farm so thanks

i like this tutorial format a lot but u could also put a block by block tutorial in the description

Heh. I was gonna say you credited Mumbo but should've credited the guy who recently made a video on maxumum efficency iron farms. BUT apparently said guy was you and am just rubbish at remembering people's names xD Fair game chap. To be fair this is only the 2nd video of yours that i've watched. In any case nice video

this tutorial is fantastic

thank you man we build it in survival and its easy to build and efficient farm thnks

Omg thanks so much it's a great tutorial

Would you be willing to make a tutorial for the "smaller version" that you showed at the end of your original "Using Science to Design a MAXIMUM Efficiency Iron Farm" video? On top of that, though I know so many have already asked; but does this work in 1.20.1?

Btw for villager collisions lag you can use twisted vines on the glass of the villager cells

In the future, maybe less top down views, it gets weird perceiving something I can't understand in the video through depth. Somethings look like theyre a block below where they are. Example 7:30 Amazing video btw, using this in my world and it works beautifully.

Bro it works so fk well, thank u, thanks a lot

I love how around the 5 minute mark you ruin the day for everyone with OCD lol

Great video (:

I build a really similar farm not too long ago, but instead of the pistons i used tapdoor to scare the villagers

this is so cool dude

thx for the tutorial!

11:25 🎵 row, row, row your boat, gently into place 🎵

Hey Nico, love your build! Have been using this farm since 1.20.1, it's been so helpful. I've done the fix, but I had another problem. For some reason, some of my zombies disappeared. I checked if they could have died from burning during the day but I'm positive that's not the case. I've followed your guide step by step. Do you have any idea as to what may have caused this so that I can prevent it in the future? Edit: Forgot to mention, they were nametagged for sure.

Dang, i was at the last Video before 1k views and it reached 400k now i am here before 1k so i think it will blow up again! #RoadTo100k

This is insane

I am subrscribed and liked the video love you

i just finished building it, half survival half creative cuz its kinda hard for me, especially when a creeper blows it up, i hope it works well i saw like 3 staks of iron already but i made like 5 mistakes in building so it may not work perfectly, thanks for the design. Update, im using it, doesnt make that much, like 64 blocks/h but thats good for me, also it spawns zombified piglins so i think that slows it down..

I love minecraft farms and I love your video, please make one about most efficient gold farm, please. thank you

Love the design thanks for making it

works great thanks

Your iron farms are amazing -- thank you! Do you have a "Theory of Operation" video that explains the underlying mechanisms and spatial parameters of golem spawning? I only play Java so if that makes a difference ... Anyhow thanks again and please keep the videos coming!

Vídeo poggers demais mano 😁

Base Ingredients 20 Coal 159 (2 Stacks + 31) Sand 408 (6 Stacks + 24) Oak Log 221 (3 Stacks + 29) Iron Ingot 24 String 144 (2 Stacks + 16) Bamboo 873 (13 Stacks + 41) Stone 175 (2 Stacks + 47) Redstone Dust 8 Nether Quartz 8 Slimeball 64 (1 Stack) Cobblestone 9 Wheat 108 (1 Stack + 44) White Wool 808 (12 Stacks + 40) Obsidian 1 Lava Bucket 6 Name Tag

Good tutorial!! Wondering though if i can use this only using the first layer? and just add the other layers later on.

How far away is the next spawning area if you expand it toward the X and Z coordinate?

If you build a villager breeder directly above the farm make sure to measure how high the farm will be. I had to rebuild the breeder since i built it too low

Quick math: if you want to fill a shulker box with iron *blocks* with this farm, 4900 ingots per hour will fill a shulker box with iron *blocks* in 3 hours and 10 minutes. And the same farm will fill a double-chest with iron ingots in 43 minutes.

Quick tip: if you dont have a villager trading area yet, instead of searching for name tags, you can instead make sure the zombie has picked up an item and once it has an item in its hand, it will no longer despawn.

Video suggestion if you want to: make guide on raid farms