Mark J Nohr
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Yeah that sounds good although I've yet to see this flying machine reliably stop. The mechanism depicted gets it started but when when it returns it sometimes stops but usually just turns around or just stops for a few seconds.
I saw this flying machine from ilmango that seems to have a better on/off mechanism but most likely still suffers from the block misplacement bug when logging out -> in. And remembering to turn it off before leaving the property seems unrealistic (we are playing a game after all 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kho1aVOsTo&t=555s
Are you guys from Mojang or just super helpful community members?
All of this said, is there a workaround cuz this blows? The referenced possible underlying bug has been around for 6 years! and it's a normal level bug.
@ampolive - Indeed MC-89146 could be the contributor to this issue.
I was surprised when I killed the drowned next to the flying machine that this issue happened (so no log off and back on required). Maybe another clue for the developers.
Ahhh, you are right, I have the start trigger assembly one block too low.
Aside from that the reloading issue is the main problem. See the picture. After logging back in one machine is cruising along while the other on the right has reloaded incorrectly.
Sorry Im not sure what this comment means.
I tried to gathering information on the discord community help but alas there was not anyone on there able to offer more than basic knowledge. these follow-up questions ae a bit more detailed and I wasn't thinking the general community would be able to answer them.
Thanks for the response. 🙂
I found the turtles, did not move them, and only sea grass led them 15 or so blocks to a common location. Penned them in as shown in the build video. Mated them with grass and received the heart response from them. Afterwards only one of the turtles would receive and respond with heart to the grass. After many minecraft days occurred with no digging or eggs appearing I increased the pen size to 5X5 and waited several more minecraft days. When no eggs appeared I added a 3rd turtle from 15 or so block away and mated that turtle with the existing turtle that would still accept grass. Again several minecraft days and no digging and no eggs.
Q: is there a maximum number of blocks from a turtle's original hatching block for that turtle to lay eggs?
Q: Do I have to not sleep for the turtles to lay eggs?
Q: Do I have to not sleep for turtles to hatch?
Q: Do I need to be present for turtles to lay eggs or hatch or can I be somewhere else in the realm and return?
Q: Is there a distance I need to stand back from the turtles for them to lay eggs and hatch (like slime spawning)?
Q: Has it been confirmed by replicating what I have done here? I have found 3 videos on line specifying a turtle farm is much the same way that claim to work.
@Avoma - So you built the kelp farm I referenced? I reliably reproduced the problem and it does seem to be related to MC-89146 which is not resolved.