How Many Minecraft Farms Fit in This Square?

You see, Mumbo, what you've actually done here is provide ultra basic tutorials for the almost all of the essential farms in the game with mechanisms so simple that anyone could understand them. This is literally the bare minimum for each farm to work, broken down into the simplest of mechanisms. I'd love to see redstone videos that break the farms down like that, making ultra simple and intuitive farms, showing how they can be scaled up or down to fit into any plans that you may have. I'm autistic, so I struggle with concepts like that, and often just copy other peoples farms block for block in the worlds I create or join, and this video has given me a good amount of insight in how to actually make better farms because I understand how they actually work.

I love how this alone is way more efficient than my entire survival singleplayer world.

It's stuff like this that makes me want to see Mumbo do the one chunk challenge.

And due to the compact nature of this, it would be relatively easy to cover up decoratively. You could make a skyscraper around it, or a tree, or a very steep mountain peak, or you could leave it partially exposed with big vine looking things wrapping around it. That's just to mention a small handful of aesthetic opportunities it provides!

In the next Hermitcraft season, you should make this into a service called SEVEN². Due to the tiny footprint, it would probably easily fit inside most hermits' bases, be it inside a tower or underground, making it a really attractive product. :)

A "One chunk Industrial District Tower" is an entertaining concept, it'd be interesting to see how far the concept can be pushed on a technical limit.

This makes me want to attempt to recreate this in a survival world.

I would actually love to watch a survival series based on the concept of ultra compact designs. Like a mod that restricts building/exploration space or something

If you put this over a slime chunk, you could dig downwards and do a tiny slime farm

Mumbo should make this in the next hermit craft, hide it in a fake skyscraper-type-building and only have the chests available to others as a shop (and a maintenance door to fix potential issues)

For the sugarcane timer, you can have an observer looking at a piece of dust next to a daylight/moonlight sensor!

About the wheat farm. Since it’s all farmland, you could just use hoppers under the farmland so you could save the noise of the hopper minecart. Farmland is less than a block, so a hopper placed under it can collect the drops. Unless that’s been changed as well.

I'll never not smile when I hear Mumbo's voice steadily getting higher-pitched as he gets more surprised.

In past hermitcraft seasons, we've seen mumbo slowly take up more and more space. I'd like to see if mumbo runs with this concept of saving space and essentially making a "New York City" style base where it's all skyscrapers and eventually making a huge functional city of villager residents and all buildings and machines go with this concept.

this honestly might be one of my favorite videos on youtube. ive seen it probably 7 or 8 times at this point and it never stops being entertaining

Oh man does this bring me back to Skyblock, trying to fit a farm in a tiny little area. My proudest accomplishments was the Automatic Disc Sorter and the massive dropper array which delivered items from the monster farm all the way up to the main area before there was any other method of (safely) delivering massive quantities of items upwards.

The square became 7x7 because Mumbo's instincts always add a center square to every build unless specifically instructed to not do so.

You could expand this downward so it goes into the ground, giving more room, and it doesn't seem illegal that you could build a nether portal as a wall, and have another 7x7 square in the nether for other farms if you consider the nether to be under the overworld. Build it right, and you could put it over the end portal and use that to make an entrance into the end for possible enderman farm. as well.

Just rewatched this. It's even better the second watch! I understood more that I must have missed last time. Great video!

"Jack of all Trades" farms are my favorite kind of farms to build. I already have one in my designs for the industrial district I'm going to build in my next SMP. Granted it's not nearly as compact and it's lacking any villager based farms, but it's pretty cool and ut was this video that inspired me when I first saw it.