I followed everything step by step, but they will not breed. Technically if you class a villager with no job then there are 15 different professions.All 14 professions are listed above. I'm pretty sure the one in the middle is sky exposure due to the 'tunnel' type block extension I see coming down.Your correct, i have 4 blocks around the square with water.Unless I'm seriously miscounting blocks, having a sky view through the trapdoor would make the doors invalid, since they each also have one block of sky view around the edge of the farm (assuming they are placed on the blocks next to the center which at least 3 of them must be. The farm is also around 75 blocks away from the furthest house in the nearby village. When I place my doors I usually have them a level lower and in a different configuration but that's secondary to my next question- Is there a villager down there? 1.12.2 and 1.13.2 the build should be fine that way, not sure exactly which intermediates had the fooled with system…]EDIT: Yikes, missed the only four doors :facepalm:, not sure now how that model is supposed to work…I may be missing something but are there really enough doors there?It seems to me that those villagers are close enough to be counted in the population cap in which case you'd need at least 9 doors in order to raise the cap to 3.

Minecraft Villagers not Breeding (Make sure you’ve done these steps!) That may take some time, particularly with only two in the farm.) And are there any wooden doors there, that only matters if there are also villagers there.Ok, apparently it IS possible to have villagers detect doors while being outside the census area.There are some definite differences I'm seeing between your breeder and mine which I know works. The village needs to have at least 2 villagers. Villagers will consume the required food upon becoming willing. Every breeder I've ever seen has a villager with the doors that is actually responsible for controlling the population limit despite not doing any breeding. Ads by Fandom. Breeding villagers in Minecraft is extremely useful for getting hard to get enchants from a librarian. As well as using villagers with other jobs to collect emeralds so you can purchase the hard to get items. From this, I’ve gotten protection 4 books for 1 emerald.This is obviously difficult to do and can be quite frustrating. The villagers are a toolsmith and a farmer, I've traded with both of them, farmer's inventory should be full, there is a third villager underground where the doors are also placed.
1.12.2 and 1.13.2 the build should be fine that way, not sure exactly which intermediates had the fooled with system…]EDIT: Yikes, missed the only four doors :facepalm:, not sure now how that model is supposed to work… If any of you have a more effiecent farm with a toturial, share it with me if you want to. And you probably are true. You’ll know the raid is starting because a bar will come up at the top of your screen.When you defeat the raid you’ll become the ‘hero of the village’ and the villagers will start throwing items on the ground as a gift. Minecraft Screenshot 2019.07.26 - 19.09.30.46.png 468 kB ... MCPE-65229 Villagers not breeding and not accepting professions. Do villagers get bored of exchanging carrots with each other? )So that's a potential problem even if the number of doors is somehow sufficient.A less important factor is that there doesn't seem to be any water to hydrate the farm meaning that the crops would grow much slower.Unless I'm seriously miscounting blocks, having a sky view through the trapdoor would make the doors invalid, since they each also have one block of sky view around the edge of the farm (assuming they are placed on the blocks next to the center which at least 3 of them must be. It looks like you have a priest and a librarian in your farm but you need one of the brown-coat farmer villagers in there to harvest the carrots and give them to the other villager so they can both become willing and breed. But some villagers will then give small discounts on their trades.The alternative way is more difficult. 2. Do you have a villager down by those doors somewhere? I'd try widening the area a few blocks and putting the beds on the ground. I recently created a villager farm (one that breeds villagers to get more) but my first two villagers wont breed. I made a villager breeder on my survival world and I gave the two villagers two stacks of potatoes and some bread. You got more beds than actual villagers, they have a profession, and they have a farm to feed themselves. Minecraft Guide to Villagers: Trading, jobs, breeding and more They're not quite people, but they're not not people. And would like to see Minecraft add one if not a couple of rarer trades such as enchant books, diamond armour pieces and weapons that would be worth trading for.If you don’t live next to an ice biome you can buy ice blocks.

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