VillagerPlants

Craft a personal farmer villager and a workstation that plants and harvests crops for you.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.3
• Paper or Purpur
• Java 25
• MCKotlin-Paper 1.5.1-k2.4.20 (required)

How it works

1. Killing a naturally spawned villager has a 5% chance to drop a villager spawn egg. Bred villagers, spawn eggs, and spawners never drop one.
2. Craft a Personal Villager Egg: Gold Block + Villager Spawn Egg + Gold Block, in one row.
3. Place the egg. A workstation appears and your baby farmer spawns beside it.
4. Right-click the villager to choose one crop: wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot, or nether wart.
5. Right-click the workstation to set the working area, upgrade it, open harvest storage, or pick it up.

The villager plants that crop on farmland (soul sand for nether wart) inside the area and harvests mature crops there, including ones you planted. Sweet berry bushes are picked, not broken. Drops go into the workstation storage.

Only the owner can use the workstation. The block is protected from breaks, explosions, pistons, and fire. The villager takes no damage, cannot be targeted, and does not pick up items. If he dies, he respawns at the workstation.

Upgrades

• Iron — 2 iron blocks — working area up to 8×8
• Gold — 2 gold blocks — working area up to 16×16
• Netherite — 1 netherite block — works twice as fast

Picking the workstation up keeps the tier, area, crop, and stored items.