Pixlriffs – Automatic Book Farm! ▫ The Minecraft Survival Guide (Tutorial Let’s Play) [Part 251]

Hello everyone my name is pick Soros and welcome back to the Minecraft Survival Guide hope you guys are having a good day today we are back in the trading hall but we’re not gonna be spending too much time here this is just a way to introduce today’s episode because I have

Been thinking a little bit more about what we can do now we’ve introduced TNT duplication into the series it’s something that I’ve been waiting on for a little while but it really does open up a lot of avenues when it comes to automated farms for things now that TNT

Has a 100% drop rate for items and blocks it means that we can basically use it to do a lot of automated farming for us and having a permanently you know infinitely reproducible source of TNT means that we don’t spend so much resource making it in the first place

And to that end we are going to be using TNT to farm some unusual stuff over the next little while and some usual stuff as well we’ll probably look into stuff like cobblestone farms and things like that but one of the things I would really like to use TNT for is a little

Bit silly it’s a little bit unorthodox and it’s probably not a farm you will see in many other places but I’m gonna do it anyway and that is books now librarians are a really great source of emeralds because of a trade loop you can exploit with their bookshelf trader

Versus their book trade right now a bookshelf a set of three bookshelves that would normally cost me six emeralds from a librarian can be traded for a single emerald so it’s possible for me to obtain stacks upon stacks of bookshelves very very quickly with a large group of librarians like this or

Even a single librarian who refreshes his trades as frequently as they do I’ve already got close to a hundred book in fact over a hundred bookshelves I’ve got a hundred and eight bookshelves there for the price of just over half a stack of emeralds and considering that a

Single book can be traded for one emerald and we have 108 bookshelves here each of which will give us three books when it is broken down I’m looking at 324 emeralds they’re out of an investment of maybe 36 emeralds to begin with it is enormous ly lucrative as a

Way of getting emeralds but of course that means destroying the bookshelves on mass and obviously you can do that with an X and believe if you have an efficiency 5x and a beacon you can install bookshelves so if I wanted to set up a beacon around

Here with haste – we could install mine bookshelves and get them all back very quickly but where would be the fun in that would it really be minecraft if we couldn’t make a weird automated farm for this I think not and so today we’re going to look into making a TNT powered

Farm that is going to turn bookshelves into books for us and we are gonna make this something pretty special because I’m planning on using a TNT duplicator and a little bit of 0 ticking technology to make this a super fast farm that’s gonna be able to get us books from

Bookshelves in the blink of an eye and a very short explosion the real question is where are we gonna build this farm and I’m thinking we might end up repurposing this quarry as a site where we can blast out a few things it’s also within spitting distance of the trading

Hall and I don’t really have a room inside the training hall that I want to put TNT duplicators and stuff like that we could kind of put it around the back somewhere or underground but I also don’t feel like digging out such a large area of course now we have TNT

Duplicators we don’t necessarily need to do much digging but I think somewhere like this would be a good testing ground for it and then maybe a little bit later on we can find a more permanent place for it but for now I want to do it somewhere out in the open somewhere it’s

Easy for you guys to follow what I’m doing and yeah we got to build it inside this quarry for the moment I might tidy the area up a little bit first though so I’ve done a little bit of clearing out off-camera just to get the basic outline

Of this water pool in here because this nine by nine pool with a single hopper in the center is what’s gonna be collecting all of the books that we gonna get there is a cave nearby so if you hear zombie or spider noises don’t worry ignite in any trouble

Hopefully anyways so what we’re going to be doing is using some very clever 0 ticking pistons to be able to transfer books around this circuit as fast as possible and we’re gonna be doing this with books but this is actually a circuit you can use for a concrete

Powder farm or possibly even a tree farm if you have the right kind of tree growth mechanics and you can compact it down into a small enough space I’m gonna be showing you a couple of really interesting setups with zero taking pistons so pay attention to this it’s going to be

Really worthwhile to have a watch off so on one side over here we’re gonna have books fed in by the player basically the input system is just going to be standing here holding down the right mouse button and then you would be placing bookshelves pretty much constantly because all of the movement

Of these bookshelves is going to be done using pistons and we’ve done something like this before in our concrete maker but the zero ticking here is what makes it super fast so of course we’re gonna be placing the bookshelves against a piston head here and we’re going to be

Transferring some redstone power into that piston head via a redstone torch that’s gonna be stuck on a block right below it then we do something a little bit clever because over here we have a cobblestone or whatever building block we want to use there and that’s going to

Activate the piston right seems pretty straightforward but it’s not 0 ticking it yet because 0 ticking actually happens if you end up powering a second piston that updates this piston as it’s pushing something out and you do that just by placing a piston over the top

There and having it on top of an adjacent block to this redstone dust which is actually going to power this piston up here so now if I place a bookshelf here it happens twice as fast because the piston head here is actually updating that piston faster so if I hold

Down the button now that actually moves super super quickly that’s actually a lot faster than it would be if we just had this piston here and we were doing it this way obviously that’s a really bad example because the line just ran out of space there but if I take out

Some of these probably lose a couple into the hopper I’ll collect those up in just a second compare the speeds if we do this to the speeds if we do this so naturally we can use the same circuit to have the Pistons move the bookshelves around corners let’s set one up here for

Example can do the same thing with our redstone torch our piston facing that way and we’ll need to place this block on the opposite side because of course if we placed it there then the books coming along here would just knock the redstone dust off the top football

Police that there will add a block of cobblestone there and we’ll add a piston facing this way like so and hopefully this should work now if I you stand here and place a few bookshelves the same thing happens on this site did that piston fire though nope doesn’t look

Like that piston fire okay so what we need to do is check the zero taking direction of this piston here and we might end up having to do this a slightly different way if we place the redstone torch under here for example we could maybe use it that way if we put

The piston underneath here like so we can still have the redstone dust on top of here but now let’s see if that yet okay that zero ticks it you see so the piston needs to be on either the top or the bottom and I don’t know for certain

If this is a directional thing if it has to do with chunk boundaries or not that’s chunk bullets there we go so it doesn’t seem to so I’m not quite sure why it sometimes works that way it’s one of those quirks of the update order but

Now as you’ll see if we end up placing some books here those are moving around fast as you like and as fast as this piston can push them they are getting pushed around a corner but we need to ideally blow up as many bookshelves as we can with a single

Blast of TNT not because we have to preserve TNT or anything but because it’s probably going to be slightly more efficient that way not to mention if the TNT blows up next to this ring of bookshelves it’ll be blowing up next to these redstone components and that could

Break the entire machine what we need to do much the same as we did with our concrete maker is to channel all of the bookshelves downwards and what we are actually going to do is build a bunch of these zero ticking pistons up in the sky above here so that the bookshelves can

Be driven downwards towards this pool of water and that’s where they get blown up by the TNT in order to set up some downwards facing zero taking Pistons because they will need to be zero ticking to keep up with the input here this is actually something that’s a

Little bit more technical a little bit more difficult because what we need to do is of course apply a power source to the bookshelf here but the power source can’t come from below which is the only way we could power it using a redstone torch so instead the

Power is gonna have to come directly from the side here and we’re gonna do that with a block of redstone right now and a redstone comparator we’re actually going to be changing this up a little bit but this will work for now it could be a repeater it could be a comparator

It just has to directly strongly power this block so that some redstone current can come out of the other side then we’re going to be using some glass because glass can now actually hold redstone and I’m going to be placing red glass here just so it’s clear that this

Is the glass the redstone is sat on because one fun quirk of redstone in this version at least is that it cannot be seen from below through glass so you might not actually be able to tell aside from the texture going up the side of the glass block that redstone is even

There I guess we have some particles and stuff as well but just so you know yeah the glass here denotes that there is redstone wire traveling up it and at this point we can have a piston facing downwards and that will of course and move this whole set up at the same rate

But by having a piston facing upwards on top of here as well whenever a bookshelf moves into this position it now gets zero ticked because the piston up here is being powered by the same redstone current as is powering this piston the two of them fire at once and that

Updates this piston faster than it would update otherwise allowing us to zero tick these bookshelves downwards unfortunately this system has a couple of problems with it and they mostly come when you try and lay these things side-by-side because of course the redstone connects like this and once we

Have something in place let’s say there it powers this whole set up but because the redstone current is no longer flowing into the Pistons here it’s no longer flowing directly that way it actually curves around to meet the circuit next to it it stops powering either of those two Pistons and you’re

No longer able to do it so this this whole setup is not tileable and we would have to space it out by one block each time if we wanted to do this and of course look who showed up with only one llama today apparently where have you

Left the other one my friend your trader is useless as ever I genuinely cannot find his other llama this is really quite strange I have taken a look around the area and it does not seem to be anywhere so I don’t know who maybe he just needs the one now

But anyway enough about the wandering trader we actually have a solution to this and we’re going to find out more after the break so I was able to figure out most of this stuff on my own with what I already knew about Xero ticking Pistons I kind of

Reverse engineered this setup from the previous videos we covered about ill mangos zero tic bamboo farm and the cactus farm that we used for our XP smelter that kind of stuff but this bit here really stumped me for a while until I ended up watching a video by mumbo

Jumbo who’s used these in his concrete maker which I will link in the description and it’s actually kind of simple all you need to do is move this section out one more block to account for having a little bit more space in the design we need to have the redstone

Wire wrap around up here and then it actually steps up two blocks up here into a solid block and I believe the solid block here is kind of necessary to conduct the redstone power because the glass here I don’t think can be powered it can have redstone on top of it but it

Cannot be strongly powered and what this does is it directly powers these two Pistons and the two Pistons below it so now when we have this line of bookshelves coming through like so we should start to see them being zero ticked into place once they reach down

There yes there we go you can see it happening and once it goes through to the next one unfortunately that is where things start to lock up and that is to do with how we’re powering this basically any time a block comes into place here it is powering this with a

Signal strength of 15 coming from this block of redstone and while that’s enough for one piston to fire here it fires the second one as well but then when this one gets full unfortunately that permanently locks this piston here in place so we’re gonna have to employ a slightly different strategy here and

That requires us to get a couple of furnaces the furnaces when we place them here instead of the redstone block are going to be able to output power thanks to the fact that we’re using comparators here and what we’re going to do is open up this furnace take a decent amount of

Sticks and input them into the smelting slot here without having any fuel we don’t want anything to happen to the stuff in here we just want it to act as a container that’s producing a high enough redstone signal because of course as we know from building our storage system here this

Here is going to receive the strongest most direct redstone signal and of course once it gets to a signal strength of one it’s not going to pass to either of the ones next to it so once this gets to a signal strength of one powering this set of pistons here it’s not going

To affect the one alongside it and so I think when we get to about 54 or 55 items there we go 55 is the magic number you will see that set of Pistons activate and no other set so for example here when this gets filled up it doesn’t

Lock off that piston next to it allowing that piston to receive the next line of books when it comes through without locking the system up at all that piston will fly up into the air for a bit but you don’t have to worry too much about

That likewise when we put 55 of an item into this one the same happens to the set of Pistons next to it and we can basically have this going down the line for as long as we want allowing each individual set of Pistons to fire in

Turn thanks to the 55 items placed in the furnace and now I’ve just broken it by placing a piston in the wrong place but you get the idea basically we are going to build this up in the air and that is going to allow us to 0 tick each

Set of bookshelves down individually in a row in a tileable setup without having to worry too much about having the thing spaced out which is gonna mean walls of books descending from the sky getting blown up by the TNT and collect it up here as books in this item hopper I hope

That makes sense because the next step is to go ahead and build this entire thing the way we’re going to build it though is with the furnaces on the inside creating a kind of ring in the center and that’s where we’re going to be building the TNT duplicator because

The cool thing about furnaces as well a way they are actually really really useful for this is that furnaces cannot be moved by slime blocks or by Pistons because in Java edition they are a container and containers can’t be moved that actually allows us to wring the

Slime block TNT duplicator with a whole bunch of furnaces and that’s going to mean they can also be used to align the TNT as it falls making sure it falls in the dead center of the farm and destroys all of the bookshelves we want it to

Destroy I can describe this for you guys all I want Burtt I may as well go ahead and build this thing and I might also have to defend myself from llamas now because I think I just hit that guy by accident yep he’s spitting at me now I can’t believe this

In dignity control your llama sir wherever the heck you are at this point and that’s the first stage done so this piece shaped section of bookshelves here is being 0 ticked around by each of these sets of Pistons here the only one I had to do the second piston underneath

Was this one in the corner but anytime we place a book into the system I’m gonna try and take all of these down now is just using them to frame it all out but yeah any time we put a book into the system like that it’s going to get

Pushed around super fast and then we need to set up the rows of Pistons that are going to be facing downwards and we’re gonna do that with a ring of furnaces in the center here so that every part of the circuit is kind of on the outside so that the

Redstone is protected from any TNT blasts and for some reason this piston isn’t always firing so maybe we need to do the same on this side maybe we need to put it under here instead perhaps that will help there we go for some reason the one underneath is working now

Whether the one on the top was doing this before so I don’t know maybe there’s some kind of quirk to that that I’m not quite understanding but yes each of those should now be 0 taking them around and yeah plenty of plenty of fast action going on here Oh unfortunately

Yeah when the whole thing jams up like it has done here unfortunately it does knock off the redstone dust there so you have to be a little bit careful to make sure this whole thing doesn’t jam up now this square section here is basically 7 by 7 there are strips of 5 bookshelves

Along each side give or take that first side where the books are making their entrance in the first place and the problem with that is we’re only going to be able to move three of them at once because of course if we imagine placing the furnaces in here we need a space for

The comparators to go and the comparators won’t be able to power this bookshelf and this bookshelf on any kind of diagonal but that’s fine because this one here is actually being stopped from moving by this block that we’ve got the redstone torch on so actually we don’t

Need that many at all and just for the sake of appearances I’m actually going to turn all of these furnaces so they’re facing inwards and you can’t see the furnace spot on the outside but trust me they are there so we’re gonna wring the top of this in glass like so we’re gonna

Place the comparators facing outwards into these bookshelves and then we’re gonna load these furnaces up with stuff and since I have a ton of them left over from previous projects smooth stone slabs seem to fit the bill we want 55 in there 56 will do

It’s easier to get hold of that just by right-clicking a couple of times like so and you’ll notice that conveniently each of these corner furnaces is actually powering two of the comparators here so that’s heard that’s kind of economical I suppose using these smooth stone slabs

Is also kind of a good move considering that they are not anything that can be smelted into anything else so even if we accidentally put some fuel in the fuel slot here nothing’s gonna happen to it won’t be affected in any way so it’s not gonna mess up any of these comparators

The next thing of course is to make sure the pistons are in place and set up the redstone on the opposite site you don’t need to use glass for this section the only thing that is required at this point is to make sure that you do not

Place a solid block here because that’s gonna cut off the redstone from traveling up onto the next layer of blocks if you want to use slabs for this that’s actually fine because the slabs will still transfer redstone current up while not blocking it off from it coming

Down but we do need to make sure that each of these is fully powered at the top here which is gonna mean a full block there but that should be absolutely fine we can build this set up all the way around the outside and then we’ll remove the books to make sure

They’re not powered as the next stage begins but just to give you an idea of how quickly this is gonna work we should be able to see the books coming out from the bottom of there if I just hold down right click over here that’s absolutely

Perfect I should take the shield out of here so that it doesn’t keep blocking occasionally when the system has a bit of a lag hiccup there you go you can see this massive wall of books appearing there we’re gonna drop TNT directly through the middle of this ring of

Furnaces which is going to be easier said than done but we’re gonna give it our best try and then all of the bookshelves down at the bottom are gonna get destroyed making room for more just like it does with our concrete converter and once these pistons can no longer

Push any more any further books that we input into the system are just going to continue around to the next set of Pistons so it is actually a really efficient system and it doesn’t seem to jam up at all when I’ve tried this in creative so this is all now set up and

I’ve run a few books through it already it seems to be working just fine in fact I had to go and trade a few more books before we’d actually be able to fill the farm up to capacity because like I said that’s a lot of books that is roughly gonna be about 12

Bookshelves 13 bookshelves per column obviously we’re not gonna be able to explode all of them at once and the explosion part is too bit I am having a little bit of trouble with so right now what we’re gonna do is have the TNT fed into this tube here that’s going to drop

Straight down through the furnaces and explode somewhere down there the problem being that TNT duplicators are a little bit inconsistent in where exactly they place the primed TNT and that is something I’m going to try and resolve using some water streams I think that’s probably the best way I can work out to

Do it for now I’m sure there is a better way and I’m sure people will let me know in the comments but I for now I think I have a version that will work for the short term at least the main problem being that I need to make sure it’s

Clear of all of these pistons and redstone pieces because I don’t want any of those to mess with the mechanism but I think up here should be good so what we’re gonna do is we’re going to have a couple of water streams feeding into this way like yeah I think that’s gonna

Work out one thing to bear in mind is that you need to make sure these aren’t sticky pistons otherwise this is going to pull these blocks away these are going to be the ones that hold up the water streams and around the outside of this we’re gonna need a few more

Furnaces I might have to go and craft some more in a minute because this section here is going to require a few non possible blocks and furnaces are kind of my go-to block for that right now because they’re nice and easy to make all you need is eight cobblestone

We’re also gonna need to stack them up a little bit high here because we do not want the TNT to escape any other way then down this tube here and TNT has a habit of placing in a slightly different direction than you intend it sometimes

In fact when I did this in a creative test world I only needed a two block long Atwater stream here so we’re gonna rope that off with furnaces and have it all flow towards this bit here which is blocked off with a sign to make sure the

Water doesn’t fall all the way down to the bottom here and that is that is probably gonna work out just fine the point being of course that we’re gonna build our TNT duplicator here so we’re gonna have the coral fan there we can have the TNT there we will need a

Wall at the top here and then off to one side from that we’re going to have the second l-shape of slime with a detector rail and minecarts gonna put the cobblestone wall there that should be good to go now we just need a sticky piston and a block

With a lever on it attached to the side here so let’s throw a stone brick block there temporarily add the lever to this and the TNT is going to end up spawning in one of two spots it’s either gonna be down there in the water on this block or

It’s gonna be down there in the water on this block the unfortunate thing about that being that it is going to fall with two very different timings so we’re gonna have to figure that out in a second but first yeah let’s get the sticky piston on the block there and I

Will place a block of obsidian above the hopper down here because hopefully what this should do is prevent the it’s prevent the TNT from falling all the way down the bottom here and exploding this hopper obviously the water around here would protect us from any other kind of

Damage but I do want to make sure that the obsidian can prevent the TNT from falling too far obsidian can block any explosion damage from hitting blocks below the level where the obsidian is placed so we’re gonna have to make it the lowest point basically at the bottom of where these

Bookshelves are and I think that should work out just fine now let’s remove the blocks above the hopper so it’s got room for some of these books to fall in there once they get destroyed I’ll just take I built the TNT duplicator the right way

It looks like I have the rail is facing the correct direction which is perfect now okay the thing is primed all we should need to do is pull this lever it’ll dispense a piece of TNT that should fall down through the system and hopefully it explodes once it’s passed

All of these blocks it should explode somewhere around the middle there or the lowest it should explode is on that obsidian block there let’s let’s give this a try then moment of truth cross your fingers one two three pull the lever okay that has spawned in the last

Possible place it could and it exploded and it does not seem to have blown up any of my redstone that’s good news I hope that is consistent because obviously there are chances for it to explode with a random element to the explosion radius but no that has gone

Remarkably well of course there are some books littering around at the outside here that’s 9 12 how many we got 21 24 and in the middle here 2 stacks 2 stacks of books and a little bit extra that is all gonna get converted into Emeralds once we’re back in the trading

Hall we have a few resting on the top there which would probably end up being destroyed which is a shame but hopefully that should be an outliar case here I am really happy the timing of that worked out because aligning TNT is really awful but the fact that it has to move so

Slowly in the water stream beforehand is also a bit of a pain let’s see if we can try that one more time and see if we get yeah we got the second position that time it actually exploded on top of the obsidian because it spawned a block over

And fell down that water stream a lot more quickly but with that piece of obsidian there there shouldn’t be too much variation in where the TNT Falls it should land there and the results will be just as we expected it’s just gonna explode and take out the bottom set of

Books not bad ok now we need a clock that we can have this set up to probably just an ether hopper clock with to hoppers to comparators sticky pistons and a redstone block just triggering this every now and again because this farm is going to fill up super quickly

Like really all we need to do is stand here without a shield and hold down the right mouse button and the books are just going to absolutely fly around this thing until it fills up completely if we wanted to we could hook up this redstone torch to a dispenser or a dropper that

Would refill my hand with bookshelves one at a time kind of like we do in the concrete makers so we don’t have to worry too much about going back into my inventory every time I need a new stack but yeah this thing is now completely

Full up let’s see if we can get it to capacity and I also don’t want to overfill it because chances are that would start breaking this section here and we’d get a couple of bookshelves lost as a result but no that should be 100% full at which point we should just

Be able to activate the TNT jeepers one more time and once again hopefully this does not blow up boom there it goes that one seemed like it hit the bottom and all of those books aside from the ones around the outside go into the middle now the ones around the outside we can

Just expand the water pool down there or we can set up a sort of collection tray around the bottom as long as it’s not be affected by the TNT it does seem like it’s falling down there more often than not but the the prime momentum it has

Does end up kind of random but luckily luckily for me yeah it does not seem to have disturbed any of the Redstone components around here I’ve lit up the area around the outside of here so I can not get too much interference from mobs and look at that the hopper is

Absolutely chock-full of books I collected up a few more from around the outside as well all of that can get converted into emeralds and that’s five stacks of emeralds right there for us the farm is a little bit silly I will admit like I said at the start of

This episode you really don’t need to do this when you can just set up a haste beacon with a an efficiency axe and just chop all of the bookshelves with something that doesn’t have silk touch but to me this is kind of a road test

For the type of farm I would like to design in future we can use this as a concrete maker design that’s going to be a little bit more efficient than the concrete maker I’ve already built over at the alchemists guild and we can modify that one so that it has this kind

Of technology the zero ticking and the TNT duplicator can get involved here but this this is going to be an incredibly lucrative machine and more than anything it’s just kind of fun to use so the last thing I’m gonna do today is set up a very quick etho hopper clock

Just to refresh your memories about how these work and how we’re going to use one to time the TNT drops from this section of the farm it shouldn’t really be too complicated we just need to have this kind of u-shape this very shallow u-shape of stone bricks here we’re gonna

Have a redstone dot on either side there and there two comparators facing into those blocks in the center we want a hopper there and a hopper there these two need to be facing into each other and loaded up with a suitable quantity of items and because we’re using books

For this I’m just going to put 16 books in there for now we can adjust the amount in here if we want to adjust the timings and that’s already set off one TNT just to explode down there in the farm I’ve crafted the rest of that redstone back into a redstone block

That’s just gonna sit on top of these hoppers and we’ll put a sticky piston there and a sticky piston there and that’s going to lock one hopper while the contents transfer into that hopper and then when it locks the other side that’s when the TNT should fire and so

Now every time this redstone here pulses which it should do in just a second once the hopper clock goes back around it should activate the TNT duplicator yes it will do that the TNT slides to the end there falls down into the farm the farmer gets exploded and then it retract

After the next cycle of the hopper clock so that’s actually going to be pretty slow right now but that should be fine should allow me plenty of time to throw some more books into the farm here so while I’m filling this whole thing up the hopper clock is kind of charging I

Guess and oh okay gosh yeah I think we might have lost a piece of glass there that’s unfortunate but I think we should be able to resolve that maybe if we use some more blast proof material than glass underneath here if we use a obsidian or something like that that

Won’t break like the glass does yeah that should be fine that’s what I was afraid of but thankfully the damage is minimal looks like it’s taken out a couple of blocks here and on the other side just because the TNT exploded a little higher than I was expecting and

All we need to do to switch this clock on an office just to fix a lever to this block here which is going to permanently power this sticky piston regardless of what the hoppers in here are doing and so yeah like I said I should just need

To replace some of the glass underneath there the comparators are resting on with a slightly more blast resistant block and as long as they don’t break I don’t think the comparators should break either and just look at all the books I’m now able to trade with my librarians

From the few stacks of books that we traded with them we have a whole bunch to trade back and these guys will give me an emerald for every single one so we’re looking at multiple stacks of emerald blocks here which is very very cool wow it feels like it took me longer

To trade those than it took to actually get them out of the farm and now yes we have over a stack of emerald blocks just from that one set of trades that was absolutely incredible that was just a few stacks of bookshelves and it turned out so many books which in turn becomes

So many emeralds and of course we can trade those emeralds on those books back to these librarians for some pretty great book trades I do still need to reason Biff I and cure some of these librarians so they’re still giving us the tip-top trades but seriously some protection books and channeling books

Some silk touch and infinity is really that’s that’s gonna be so so good besides that of course these librarians are gonna be able to trade us glass and I want so much glass so it’s gonna be really really useful having tons of emeralds to score some glass off of

These guys well that’s gonna be it for this episode of the Minecraft Survival Guide I do hope you enjoyed today’s book farming episode leave a like on it if you did subscribe if you want to see more and I will see you guys soon take care bye for now