prompter: please explain how how build a villager breeder in Minecraft version 1.19.3 step by step.

assistant: Sure. The adult breeder begins with 2 villagers, and their breeding "willingness" mostly depends on food and beds. A villager requires at least 12 food points to be ready to breed. Bread would add 3 points, and the others including carrot, potato, and beetroot can only add 1. Therefore, a supply of these foods, such as an automatic farm, should be ready in advance. Another requirement is one extra bed for the baby villager, and at least 3 beds is needed. A more detailed explanation is as follows:

1. The villager platform. Build a 3x3 platform, and walls at least 2 blocks tall on the outside of 3 sides, leaving one side opened. On the inside of the opened side, build a "fence" made up of 3 horizontal trapdoors. There should be a 1-block-tall space under them. In other words, you can first build a 3-blocks-long 1-blocks-tall wall, place the trapdoors on the top of it, then remove the wall. This gives the villagers a free space of 2x3. The trapdoors can block adult villagers without stopping them from finding their beds, but let the babies go under them.

2. The bed platform. Build a 3x4 platform. The shorter side should be aligned to the villager platform with a 2-block-wide horizontal gap in between. Place at least 3 beds on it with their heads, or the "pillow" side pointing at the villager platform. However, as there are chances that the baby villager remains on the villager platform and occupies the extra bed for longer, using 4 beds can lead to a higer efficiency.

3. The trap. On each side of the gap, place 3 vertical trap doors, and make sure that when they turn horizontal, they form a 2x3 "bridge" that is flush with the two platforms. When they are vertical, they can "trick" the baby villagers on the villager platform that there is still a walkable "bridge" leading to their beds. Therefore, they will try walking onto it and fall into the gap.

4. Other structures. The baby villagers can be then kept in place, carried away, or transported to other machines or farms as long as they can't find a way back to the platforms. Ensure the illumination and lightning protection of the breeder to avoid mobs and witch transformation. The feeding can also be automated with dispensers or droppers. 

5. Setup and test. Carry two villagers onto the villager platform. If more villagers are added, place more beds on the other side as well. If the breeder is functioning, villagers will show heart particles after given enough food, and baby villagers should be found under the gap. If angry particles are shown, Try placing the beds again and check if the "bridge" is correct. If extra villagers are found on the villager platform, check if baby villagers can go under the "fence" and fall into the gap.

prompter: do you think this will work? i think i need a little bit more details, this is not really clear

assistant: I'll be happy to elaborate further on the topic of building a villager breeder in Minecraft, but first, may I ask which part of my previous answer should I clarify in greater detail?

assistant: Yes, this should work as a villager breeder in Minecraft. The design you described is a relatively simple and efficient setup that fulfills the necessary requirements for breeding villagers. By providing enough food and beds, and using the trapdoors to guide the baby villagers into the gap, the system should be able to produce a steady stream of new villagers. Just make sure to test and adjust the setup as needed to ensure it is working correctly.

assistant: Sure! Here are some steps you can follow to breed villagers in **Minecraft** version 1.19.3:

1. Find a **village**.
2. **Build a structure** to breed your villagers in (optional).
3. Craft at least **3 beds** and place them in the village or structure.
4. Get at least **two villagers** close together.
5. **Gather food** for the villagers.
6. **Give food** to the villagers.
7. **Trade with the villagers** (optional, but recommended).
8. **Wait** for the villagers to breed.

You can also check out some tutorials on **YouTube** for more detailed instructions.

prompter: Why do you say "at least 3 beds"?

assistant: In order to breed Villager you need for each Villager one bed and for the "new" baby villager too, so in order to breed 2 Villager you need 2 bed for them and one for the future baby.

assistant: I mean that villagers would need at least three beds for the breeder to work. You can adjust the amount of beds or the process, if it doesn't seem good for you.