Hello everyone Im here to file a bug/complaint about my chickens randomly despawning. I just recently made a hopper system to collect the eggs as they are laid, I used about 7 spawn eggs to start and then I left the server to play another game but when I came back... (i hope the picture shows) on each of these hoppers there was a baby chick but now they are gone and my /entc has gone down there not anywhere on my res or outside my res. I'm not asking for a refund (but a refund would be nice) but I'm asking for a fix (also when I realized this I typed in chat about it and my neighbor FUCreeper said his animals despawn occasionally too) this has never happened to me before is this a know bug that's being worked on or is this fairly new? (also im still a bit of a noob so im not sure if Ive said everything or even posted in the right spot if I have would a staff member move/fix this? this happened on SMP3
Next time put the hopper in the center of running water that runs on all sides then the chickens wont be able to run through the blocks
the last time that happened to me (villager) it came back when I tried to eggify it saying something then tping back onto my res
Yes it stops the water from over flowing then messing the flow of the water up. The eggs will drop into the hoppers.
alright thanks man now i an use all my extra hoppers for an auto smelter. now all i need to do is get some more chickens
When making a coop dealing with water, be careful with baby chickens and water. They drown. I'm not sure about baby chickens and hoppers :I
That's when the chickens are in stilled water they'll get shoved under by other chickens just don't over stuff your coop and you should be fine. But with this one the flowing water will stop the chickens form going underwater, once again don't over stuff your coop.
This is probably what happened you have to sit and watch them grow up, glass works well for walls to keep them from suffocating. Here is a pic of my chicken farm it works well It has glass on the bottom row of the wall's, with hoppers under neath the chickens.