How to Move Villagers in Minecraft

 How to Move Villagers in Minecraft

• 1. Find or craft a boat: Boats can be found in various locations throughout the Minecraft world, but if you can't come across one, don't worry! Crafting a boat is a simple process. Combine five wooden planks in a "U" shape in your crafting table, and voila, you have a boat!
• 2. Place the boat: Once you have a boat, place it on a body of water close to the villager you want to move. The boat will automatically float on the water, ready for action.
• 3. Lure the villager: Lead the villager towards the boat by using food items such as bread, carrots, or potatoes. Simply hold the item in your hand, and the villager will follow you.
• 4. Boarding the boat: Position yourself next to the boat and right-click on it while the villager is following you. The villager will hop into the boat and be ready for transportation.
• 5. Setting sail: Now that the villager is safely aboard, you can control the boat by right-clicking to enter it. Use the WASD keys (or your preferred movement keys) to navigate the boat in the desired direction. Keep in mind that boats can only move upwards if you can get them onto water.

• 1. Establish job sites: Job sites are blocks that correspond to specific villager professions, such as a lectern for librarians or a stonecutter for stone masons. Place suitable job site blocks in strategic positions to encourage the villagers to move in the desired direction.
• 2. Encourage movement: To guide the villagers up blocks, place job site blocks on the desired level. Villagers will attempt to pathfind to the closest job site block, even if it requires traversing upwards. This way, you can gradually lead them to their new location.
• 3. Patience is key: Unlike boats, using job sites for villager relocation requires patience. Villagers will move slowly, block by block, as they try to reach the job site block you placed. Be prepared for a slower process but take comfort in knowing that you have greater control over their movements.

• 1. Plan your railway path: Before you begin constructing your rail system, lay out a well-planned railway path connecting your desired locations. Consider the terrain and any potential obstacles that may need to be overcome.
• 2. Prepare the villagers: To ensure a smooth relocation process, trap the villagers in a confined space before breaking the second block. This prevents them from wandering off or interfering with your rail construction.
• 3. Construct the rail system: Once the villagers are secure, proceed with building the railway system. Place powered rails at regular intervals to maintain momentum and ensure a smooth journey for the villagers. Use redstone torches or levers to power the rails, allowing the minecart to move.
• 4. Load the villagers into minecarts: Craft minecarts using iron ingots and place them on the rail system. Position the minecarts strategically and lure the trapped villagers into each one using food items. Once the villagers are aboard, activate the rail system to set them off on their journey.