Why my XP farm is not working in Minecraft?

In order for your mob spawner/EXP farm/mob farm to work in Minecraft, it has to be pitch black. You can check the light value inside your mob spawner by pressing F3. It will display the light level of the blocks surrounding you. If there’s a light source, you should detect it.

How do I make mobs spawn in my XP farm?

To increase mob spawn rates, players have to light up all caves, ravines, and all other spawning areas in a radius of 128 blocks from the spawning platform. Minecraft only allows a limited number of hostile mobs to spawn. If the limit is already filled, no new mobs are going to spawn.

Why are zombies not spawning in my XP farm?

In 24 blocks from the player in every direction, mobs cannot spawn there. Every 30 blocks away from the player or within, mobs are unable to despawn. They have a chance to despawn every game tick once out of 30 blocks. Mobs that are more than 128 blocks away from a player despawn instantly.

How do you make an XP farm with no mobs?

One way you can make an XP farm without mobs is by creating a cactus farm. The cacti will automatically break and flow into a hopper that will go into a furnace and make some cactus green. When you take out the cactus green, it will give you experience from the furnace.

How many mobs can spawn in a XP farm?

There are six different mobs that can spawn.

Can converted drowned drop tridents?

Converted drowned are never equipped with tridents. 3.75% (3 out of 80) naturally-spawned drowned drop a trident when killed without Looting, because 15% (3 of 20) drowned spawn with tridents and from these, 25% drop the trident.

What mobs are best for XP?

Zombies and skeletons are the most common mob in Minecraft. These undead mobs can spawn almost everywhere in the Overworld, where the light level is below 7. Using dungeon spawners, players can easily create an efficient XP farm. When a player kills a zombie or skeleton, they get five experience points.

Can converted zombies drop copper?

Farms that convert zombies into drowned produce all of naturally-spawned equipment dropped by zombies, as well as fishing rods, copper ingots, and (in Bedrock Edition) nautilus shells.