Four Chunk Villager Breeder With Loader
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| Category | Farms, Redstone, Utility |
|---|---|
| Theme | Chunk Loader, Other, Villager Breeder |
| Author | Celomar |
| MC Version | 26.2+726.226.1.226.1.126.11.21.111.21.101.21.91.21.8 |
| Format | .litematic |
This optimized villager breeder is designed to work within server limitations, specifically the 10 villagers per chunk rule. It expands the traditional breeder concept into a 2×2 chunk layout, ensuring that entity limits are not exceeded, which prevents accidental villager deaths due to overcrowding.
The schematic is strategically placed at the convergence of four chunks. The top row features two breeders, each occupying its own chunk, while the bottom row contains two storage modules that directly correspond to their respective breeders.
An integrated chunk loader, powered by ender pearls and equipped with visual indicator lights, is built into the base. This ensures the four chunks remain loaded even when you are not nearby, allowing breeding and villager flow to continue uninterrupted without requiring you to stay AFK at the farm.
This design is tailored for efficiency and ease of construction. It maximizes villager production while adhering to specific server rules and utilizes a familiar breeder layout. The addition of the chunk loader makes it a self-sufficient system once activated and supplied with ender pearls.
Materials Required
17 block types · 502 blocks · 12×26×8
Before You Build
This build uses 502 blocks across 17 block types – about 8 stacks in total, which fits inside a single shulker box. It occupies 12×8 blocks of ground and stands 26 blocks tall.
What to bring first
Survival or creative?
Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Glass, Packed Ice.
How to Place It:
Moving parts
It includes Redstone Lamp, Tripwire Hook, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.