Tutorial: Mega´s Villager Trading Hall | Minecraft Tips and Tricks

Hello and welcome to my tutorial video on how to build my design for villager trading hall in my last video i showcased this design and if you are just looking for a short video to see what this whole can or does check that video out the link is in the video description

If you want to see how to build it you are at the right place but i’m not gonna build this big boy of a villager trading hall i’m just gonna build one with six villagers so let’s get started first off we’re gonna start with a railway system for the villagers where

They drop down to and get sent to the villager so what we’re gonna do is we go out from this block one two three four five six and up five blocks one two three four five you need one of these drop shoes for every villager in your trading hall so

I’m building one with six so i’m gonna build six of these l shapes if you’re gonna build one with 40 you’re going to need 40 of those you connect them up with just one block in between and just go ahead and build more of exact the same thing after you done that

We gonna go three blocks over one two three need this those are just placeholders and we’re gonna do build the same structure just mirrored so one two three four five five six and five up one two three four five and also connect these up and build one for every villager you wanna have

In my case it looks like this next up we’re gonna connect the left and the right side from the villager trading hall so we go in two and come out one and here one and then we’re gonna connect both of them i’m just doing this to get one centralized spot for the zombie

And we’re gonna send them one two three four out to this point you could easily change that and have the zombification chamber right there right there over there wherever you want you just have to connect both up and send them wherever you want to after we connected up the left and the

Right side and chose a nice spot for the zombie to go we’re gonna start and put in some rails so first off some powered rails so when the villagers get dropped down onto the railway station they get sent off directly remember to power those just by any kind of redstone source i’m choosing

Levers because they are pretty cheap but you can choose whatever you want to power those you can also already put in two power drills here but don’t power them yet then we’re gonna start and connect everything up to the zombification chamber by doing it this way

The way the rails are placed now are all all go into this one direction right here so either villager gets dropped down and sent off right to the place where he belongs to the zombification chamber next up the zombification chamber on this block we’ll later sit the sum the zombie

Then we are gonna add three blocks here and a row of blocks behind this and then we add another row of blocks like next the observer going in here with a piece of string in front of it we’re gonna add a sticky piston facing down behind the observer and a redstone

Block with a one air black air block gap between this after that we’re gonna use some blocks over here this is temporary and not needed then we go down one row and go over to here this would also be not needed and one block here so

We’re going to add a redstone line two on this those are getting powered by the redstone block powering the rails then we’re gonna drag down the redstone line to here powering this block we’re gonna add a redstone torch this is going to get no signal since the block is powered

Then a temporary block here and there and a sticky piston right here next up we can enclose the zombie so we can’t go anywhere like this and one additional row and remember to block off sunlight from the zombie since we also don’t want our freshly converted zombies to get burned

We’re gonna add a block here and enclose him like so this block needs to be an air block so the piston can push over the rail this just makes sure that when the villager comes in the piston pushes out the rail and the villager can’t get back send off

With the doggy chamber done we want to get in the floor for the actual trading hall to make that happen we’re gonna add some observers on this pillar facing into the trading hall on both sides then we’re gonna add some temporary blocks remove two of those and add a piston there those pistons

Are the places where the villagers actually we will stand on don’t need those like so and do this for here the same there we have it like this and then we’re going to fill in the floor here after adding the floor it should look a little something like this

Next up we’re gonna get in the working stations for the villagers this can be anything you want i’m just going to get some classic lecterns here so then we go underneath the floor and at right here next to the pistons three blocks one block gap two block since we don’t have any more

Uh like trading hall cells if you had more like three one block again three and so on and so forth just make sure not only three and then one block gap so we do this for the other side as well three here one block gap two here since we need a second one

This is for powering and locking the trading hall cells from each and every villager so now we go down one block and in this is a temporary block and can be removed same on the other side and also same here but we also want this as wide

As the blocks in front with the torches now on the middle blocks we’re gonna add repeaters this should be here and here and on the other blocks we’re gonna add redstone dust then we’re gonna connect up all the repeaters like this and add redstone to each and every block

Here now forgot to put some here go over here just everywhere redstone so the repeaters are there to power these torches these torches are the locking mechanism they power the block in between the pistons so in this case here we have a three cell the middle one powers bow both

Pistons and so when you press buttons nothing will happen speaking of buttons we’re gonna add buttons on top of this redstone dust this should be one block gap of your workstation there there there there and there and now we have our basic redstone done for the inlay

Next up we want to connect up the locking mechanism to the single trading cells from the villagers so we go down two blocks like here two blocks gap go out in line with the last block of your trading hall floor and add additional three blocks one two three then one over and up

And we’re gonna extend this to six blocks so one two three four five six and then we get an sticky piston facing upwards and an observer facing into this line we just built atom block over here and a sticky piston facing into the locking mechanism we then can add a redstone line

On the whole thing like so and do this for the other side as well sticky piston right here with the block on top one two three four five six put in the observer then we go one down and out and connect this up and add redstone dust on top of

It get this block down again and add a redstone block right here to power the whole thing so now the middle torches should be depowered and the buttons control the pistons where the villagers are standing on while i was recording this video i got a youtube comment from sir viral saying

That the build is directional if shifted by 90 degree this thing isn’t working anymore which is indeed true so here’s a quick fix how to prevent it from being directional you just have to move these observers and pistons by one block over like this and like this add another block here and here

And a repeater facing into the piston this is a fix for the directional issue the other thing that happens with directionality is um let me show you right here rails are also directional so in this case the normal position for the cauldrons has to be up

So when powered the rail shows in this direction leading to the next cell when triggered it gets pulled down depowered and the rail shifts on this side it has to be on the lower side and pulled up before we are sending in the villager so always

Make sure that the cauldrons are in the right position test this if needed cauldron either up or down now we want to build the logic to sort back the villagers to the cell where they came from for that we are placing a node block behind the observer then one observer

Looking into the node block and one down looking into the node block then we are placing two placeholder blocks to place an observer facing upwards and then two more three more placeholder blocks and and piston facing downwards not a sticky piston a regular piston after that we came out here one block

And place a sticky piston like so this block can be gone then one block here redstone dust on top and an observer looking into the redstone dust sticky piston on top and a cauldron so what this now does is when we press the button the piston retracts the observer

Sees the change in block state gives a signal into the node block and this observer sees the signal and this observer so this one gives signal into our locking mechanism so that the other buttons can be pressed and we don’t clog up the system and this one gives a signal through this

Block into this redstone dust this observer sees the block change and this piston spits out the cauldron one block up there we have it the cauldron is now one block further up and the redstone block is retracted that means our locking torches are now back on and we can’t send

Any further villagers down into the railway we do this now for each and every cell and this is a part where you can easily expand it just build this over and over again for each cell at this point we can send down with the press of the button the villager down to

The rails to the zombie and the system is also locking itself so we can’t send the next villager but now we want to send the villager if he gets zombified back up to the place where he belongs to so for this we are placing some blocks here like this

And a comparator reading out the cauldron then we need one more block like here a power rail a detector rail on top of the piston like this make sure the um the rail is facing this way so when the minecart comes it goes over and is not going into the cell

If not triggered powering this and then we are going up here using power rails also here that was wrong we are beating it like this so i was also here winter comes in just goes over and when he comes back out he goes back up then we keep up building up like this

And power drills so you can make it the way up so at this point there are variations possible i show you now in different version that i’ve shown in the testing world it looks like this don’t forget to power the rails so now we have a detector rail here some redstone

And we use a dispenser right here and some blocks like this with redstone dust on top so now we can use the weakness arrows since i’ve seen many people suggested we could use weakness arrows instead of weakness potions this way when the villager comes up travels above the detector rail when

He’s at this part of the track he gets shot with the weakness potion applied and gets traveled travels further to the cell he needs to get one thing we have to make sure before we continue building this up over and over again for each module make sure your cauldrons have water in it

So the comparator can actually read them out so now just build this part here and there and there i’ll do it real quick now that all raids are in place i’ve just connected after the last path a straight line over here to make it here work also you can

Add powered rails in between those modules to give the villager a little bit more speed so for instance you can just place a part right here and power it you could do this with every part in between to give it more speed or just every like a third or something like that

At this point it would be a good time to check the directionality of the rails to do so you can just right click the redstone dust and when the cauldron gets pushed up the rail should now bend to the cell where we triggered the redstone dust and when put back down

It goes back leading to the next cell on this side i tested it already and if pulled up it’s going the wrong way so what we’re going to do is we’re going to grab a cauldron and water and change the the the default state of the cartoons moving them up like this

So now the rails are in the right place and facing to the next cell except the last one this one won’t change direction if no cell is triggered the villager will always go to the last cell and now if we would press the button it would push down pull down the cauldron and

The filter would get sent in the right cell always make sure to check these things before you actually use the trading hall now we are almost done with our trading hall the only thing left to do is build a little drop shoot for our villagers when they came back

From the railway up top so they don’t just fly into your trading hall but they get nicely fit back into here also make it a real drop shoot so we can’t just slide away when he comes back into his place so now our villager trading hall is

Finished i’ve just went ahead and added some villagers as well as a zombie down in the zumification chamber and some temporary blocks just to keep the zombie white villagers from getting burned now let’s see if this works however it just can’t be sent off editor gets processed detected weakness applied

And there we have it a fully functional trading hall thank you very much for the interest in this design and the amazing feedback you guys gave me as well as the ideas for variations i hope this video was helpful for you and if you have any questions about the

Trading hall let me know in the comments down below i’ll try my best to answer them if you made it this far in the video i also wanted to let you know that i started a let’s play from the oscar crack server i hope to see you again and bye bye