Minecraft | Villager Trading Hall Tutorial | Java & Bedrock [1.20]

Join me as I guide you through the process of building a villager trading hall, or as I like to call it; The Grand Exchange! A great aesthetic build if you ask me! I will show you two ways to trade with your villager.s It works for both Java edition and Bedrock edition. This video is a must-see for all Minecraft players looking to up their Minecraft game! This is a step by step guide. Next to it being fully functional it also looks great.

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Material List for the Villager Trading Hall (approximately! I counted this by looking at it and writing it down):

– 45 spruce stairs
– 54 spruce trapdoors
– 494 stripped oak logs/oak planks
– 384 stripped dark oak logs
– 376 dark oak slabs
– 95 dark oak stairs
– 2 dark oak doors
– 160 dark oak trapdoors
– 150 dark oak fences
– 140 glass blocks
– 148 cobbled deepslate blocks
– 208 deepslate brick/tiled slabs
– 8 cobbled deepslate stairs
– 2 mossy cobblestone walls
– 16 campfires
– 1 lightning rod
– about 2 stacks of oak leaves
– 32 glowing item frames
– 9 maps
– 64 lanterns

For the efficient way of trading (per room):
– 11 sticky pistons
– 11 redstone dust
– 11 levers
– 11 villagers
– 1 zombie
– 1 name tag
– 11 chests
– 14 spruce fences
– 96 stripped spruce logs
– 11 workstations
– 11 item frames

For the aesthetic way of trading (per room):
Very difficult to tell you to be honest. Just ensure that you have about a stack of honey blocks to stick your villagers to the ground!

Details:
Minecraft Java edition version 1.20.1 / Bedrock edition version 1.20
Shaders: Complementary 4.7.1
Resourcepacks: assembled on Vanillatweaks

Music by Coma-Media, found on Pixabay

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