so i was wondering, i wanted to make an auto exp farm by auto killing mobs and storing the EXP in a brain in a jar. but i cant figure out a good way to kill them and get exp. i know using fire will only get drops, and same with falling and drowning. i know turtles can kill them and collect drops as well as the EXP dropping but i know nothing about programming lua, or anything for that matter. anyone got an idea of something i can use instead of turtles?
making an auto EXP farm help
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With that, you can have the turtle place the loot in a diamond chest. Do note the guy makes a mistake in his code and fixes it at the end.
Just make sure you name the file "startup". Doing so will cause the turtle to run the program again at chunk load.
Normally if the chunk unloads, the turtle will stop executing.
Read up on the turtle API, as it gives you the commands you can use most easily. Also, read up on this: http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/ , specifically control structures, for statement, and logical operators. These are the pieces that will tie all your turtle api commands together.
Be really carefull, a single turtle can't kill fast enough for a Tier 5 shard spawner.
Also, you might want to have a system to void the rare drops you don't need (bows clutter chests really fast and have very little use).
Also, you might want to have a system to void the rare drops you don't need (bows clutter chests really fast and have very little use).
Hey another possible way is a new mod by Immibis called Liquid XP check out the link below
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic...-5222-da-5214-infinitubes-030-liquid-xp-5200/
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic...-5222-da-5214-infinitubes-030-liquid-xp-5200/
Speed shouldn't be a problem. Even a tier 5 will only keep 12 loaded at once, and it will do a check every 2 seconds and respawn as necessary. So you don't have to worry about a ton of them spawning and running all over the place.
I tested this with a wither skull farm, so no problems. But I do suggest multiple turtles to make it faster.
I tested this with a wither skull farm, so no problems. But I do suggest multiple turtles to make it faster.
I have in one of my worlds a turtle based farm with multiple tier 5 soul shards dropping mobs into a big mystcraft portal which teleports them into a 1x1 shaft to a 18 meter drop (so they low hp left) then 4 turtles at the bottom around the shaft killing them and collecting the drops with filters+timer underneath them to suck everything into my sorting system. There's also a transposer in the tile the mobs land on, so if the turtles don't pick something up it gets sucked in anyway.
For now i use skelleton and zombie shards (because they are easy to get, thanks TC3) but my spider shard is almost tier 5 so i'll add them soon too, not sure how well will it work with a 1x1 shaft (will the spiders suffocate?) and thinking about making a blaze one too (gravity doesn't work on them i think, so i'll have to do it somehow differently).
You can use relays instead and have the turtles output the loot directly, but it seems to slow down the killing process (there's a forced sleep when moving items or something like that).
For now i use skelleton and zombie shards (because they are easy to get, thanks TC3) but my spider shard is almost tier 5 so i'll add them soon too, not sure how well will it work with a 1x1 shaft (will the spiders suffocate?) and thinking about making a blaze one too (gravity doesn't work on them i think, so i'll have to do it somehow differently).
You can use relays instead and have the turtles output the loot directly, but it seems to slow down the killing process (there's a forced sleep when moving items or something like that).
Put a chest behind the turtle, and put an item into each of the turtles inventory slots (such as a stick). The turtle will still pickup the drops, and pass them automatically into the chest behind it. No need to program the turtle to check if it's inventory is full and dump it into a chest.