How to Make a Lava Farm in Minecraft
You can easily make infinite water with two existing water sources in Minecraft. But many players have always been confused as to why you cannot do the same with lava, even though it can be quite useful. It wasn’t even possible to get infinite lava in Minecraft just a couple of updates ago. However, thanks to pointeddripstoneblocks, you can easily multiply lava sources and make your life easier in Minecraft. So, in this guide, let’s see how to make a lava farm in Minecraft right away.
What You Need to Make a Lava Farm
We will be making a simple eight-block-long lava farm. You can expand it later to fit your needs by making multiple rows of this farm or building upon the first section. To make a lava farm, you will need the following resources:
As you can assume based on the resources above, we will be duplicating lava from existing sources into cauldrons with the help of pointed dripstone blocks. You can make this farm as big or as small as you want. You’ll also be able to expand it with the same resources in the future.
Steps to Make a Lava Farm in Minecraft
Now, once you have collected all the materials, you can start making the lava farm with the steps below.
Why Do You Need a Lava Farm in Minecraft?
Lava is not as essential as water is, but you still need it quite often. With this lava farm, you’ll be able to create infinite fuel for your smelting or cooking needs. Moreover, lava is a vital ingredient in some redstone farms. Whether it’s for killingiron golemsin the iron farm or producing cobblestone with thecobblestone generator, you need lava for it.
It’s also possible touse lava as a trash can. Whatever you throw into it will burn. However, due to the noise players usually opt forcactus, since it can even destroynetherite. But, you can then use lava in certain other ways thanks to this sound effect, like for a build of sorts.
Moreover, the lava block itself can be used as a building feature. You canmake lava tubeswithstained glassor a massive lava pool in your base or outside to keep it protected. Not only that, but lava can also help you pull off a huge prank, as long as lava doesn’t destroy anything important.
Another quite obvious property of lava is that itemits a light level of 15. This makes it one of thelight source blocksin the game. So with it, you and your base will be pretty safe, as long as you don’t fall into it or have made the entire base out of wood. So as you can see, you can do all sorts of things with lava, so having a lava farm is rather useful.
Just like that, you now know how to make a lava farm, and therefore, get infinite lava in Minecraft. So if you’ve got some pointed dripstone, iron, and a lava pool near your base, you know what to do. If you’re struggling with some resources, feel free to go through ourMinecraft biomesguide to see exactly where to find the pointed dripstone blocks.
When it comes to the cauldrons, your best bet is tomake an iron farm, which we also have a guide on. With that, waste no more time and create infinite lava right away!
Yes, lava is renewable thanks to this lava farm design. You can make infinite lava and destroy all the other lava sources in your world if you don’t need it.
Dispensers cannot retract the lava from a cauldron in any way, so the player is necessary for manually collect lava. However, there is a way you can automate this, but it’s pretty complex.You can make a rail track around cauldrons and have the player travel over them in a minecart and hold down right-click. You can also set up the collection system underneath to collect the lava buckets. This setup will allow you to go fully AFK and still collect lava.
Radojka Travar
I’m a gaming enthusiast with a strong passion for writing. My expertise lies in creating simple, to the point and clear content teaching you about various features, mechanics and community-based inventions related to Minecraft. In spare time, I love flying around in my Minecraft world and exploring stories of other pixelated games.
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