Best way to get eggs?
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Celestialphoenix
Too Much Free Time
My guess? Cake Fortress of Frosted Doom.
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Celestialphoenix
Too Much Free Time
Bees- use Gendustry to breed them.
Agricraft might have some kind of eggplant?? (check NEI)
We need a cake-block mod so this can actually be a thing.
Agricraft might have some kind of eggplant?? (check NEI)
We need a cake-block mod so this can actually be a thing.
Last time I used the kaka flower thing I made a hole in the ground with a hopper in the bottom pointed to 2 bspaced barrels, one for Eggs and one for feathers, then as I got Eggs and found chickens in the world filled the hole with about 50 birds. Cover the top of the hole and walk away.
Eggs, and feathers for daaaaaays!
Eggs, and feathers for daaaaaays!
Yeah there used to be a one-block solution involving stuffing a bazillion chickens into one block with a hopper underneath them? But no idea if it still works or not.
I still have a soft spot for Dataless videos from a few years ago when I was just learning vanilla minecraft... this was his egg farm (he begins explaining how it works at the 2:00 mark)
I still have a soft spot for Dataless videos from a few years ago when I was just learning vanilla minecraft... this was his egg farm (he begins explaining how it works at the 2:00 mark)
It is people who make chickens suffocate in walls that make me only by free range minecraft eggs.
They are free range. The Eggs can go anywhere they want. The chickens, not so much.
Excellent way tank your servers and any clients in loading range performance...
Don't keep mobs/animals captured unless they have at least 1-1.5 blocks floor space each. AI pathing is THE most resource intensive thing in the game, and when they start glitching each other into the walls it goes through the roof...
Yeah, but multiplayer multiplies the burden by the amount of players doing that thing.
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Basically your game works like this: Your CPU calculates EVERYTHING it needs to calculate each passthrough(tick) and if the time it takes is less than 1/20th of a second you are probably fine.
So if you do some stupid tricks that use up enormous amounts of time to calculate each tick, but generally got nothing else going on, then sure go ahead. But later down the line you might add some machines, automation, magic mods etc. and suddenly all the the little additions have added up with your "chicken hole of stupidity" and gone over the normal tick time. And now you got "lag".
Yeah, on servers you are most likely to be running much closer to the tick time limit just from all the people building normal stuff, a lot of overcomplicated, oversized and probably a number of similar stupid contraptions.
I have seen both server and client(those in range of it) performances brought to their knees more times than I can count on my hands by people stuffing too many animals in their pens, villagers breeding out of control in a house or similar.
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